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How does stub routing affect transit routes in EIGRP?
The correct answer is D. Transit routes are filtered from stub networks to the network hub. With EIGRP, it can be desirable to configure EIGRP stub networks. This informs central routers that they should not use a remote site as a transit network
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Question
How does stub routing affect transit routes in EIGRP?
Options
- ATransit routes are passed from a stub network to a hub network.
- BIt is designed to prevent the distribution of external routes.
- CIt prevents the hub router from advertising networks learned from the spokes.
- DTransit routes are filtered from stub networks to the network hub.
How the community answered
(56 responses)- A2% (1)
- B5% (3)
- C11% (6)
- D82% (46)
Explanation
With EIGRP, it can be desirable to configure EIGRP stub networks. This informs central routers that they should not use a remote site as a transit network
Topics
#EIGRP stub routing#transit routes#hub-and-spoke#route filtering
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