who converge faster ???
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Hi all
i wish u r all in a good health. I wish u could help understanding something. I read in the ccna material that IGRP converge faster than RIP. Is that true ???? and if it is true , how could this happens although all timers of RIP smaller than that of IGRP ???
RIP Timers (Update = 30s,Invalid = 180s , Holddown = 180s, Flush=240s IGRP Timers(Update = 90s,Invalid =270s , Holddown = 280s, Flush=630s)
Thanks in advance
i wish u r all in a good health. I wish u could help understanding something. I read in the ccna material that IGRP converge faster than RIP. Is that true ???? and if it is true , how could this happens although all timers of RIP smaller than that of IGRP ???
RIP Timers (Update = 30s,Invalid = 180s , Holddown = 180s, Flush=240s IGRP Timers(Update = 90s,Invalid =270s , Holddown = 280s, Flush=630s)
Thanks in advance
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twiggy87 Inactive Imported Users Posts: 43 ■■□□□□□□□□Both RIP and RIP2 base the optimal route selection on the number of hops. IGPR enhances this by incorporating bandwidth, delay, reliability and load and MTU.
http://www.uniar.ukrnet.net/tcpip/crhbook/chap04.html
Click on the link, im sure the info there will help you. Basically it all goes down to the fact that IGRP uses a better calculation when converging. Even though it still uses hop count as a metric.If my answers frighten you then you should cease asking scary questions.