| 1: | What are the two basic tools you can use to summarize routes (or hide destination details) in EIGRP? |
| 2: | How can you tell that a route is a summary when you look at the routing table? |
| 3: | What is the default administrative distance for a summary route? What is the problem with this? |
| 4: | What bounds a query? |
| 5: | How far beyond one of the possible query bounds does a query travel? |
| 6: | What is the primary advantage to summarizing between core routers rather than between the distribution layer and core? |
| 7: | How is it possible to "black hole" packets when summarizing destinations behind dual-homed remotes into the core? |
| 8: | Why should summarization be configured outbound from the distribution layer routers toward access layer routers at remote sites? |
| 9: | What is the most common problem with dual-homed remotes? What options are available to resolve it? |
| 10: | What methods can you use to break a redistribution routing loop? |
| 11: | Under what conditions is the administrative distance ignored between EIGRP and IGRP? |
| 12: | What options do you have for generating a default route in EIGRP? |
| 13: | How can you prevent multiple parallel links within a network from being used as transit paths? |
| 14: | What does EIGRP use to pace its packets on a link? |
