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Successor, Feasible Successor and Feasible Distance

Successor -A successor route is the best route to a destination network. EIGRP uses the successor route to forward traffic to a destination. This is the router which is stored in the routing table. A successor route is based on the advertised distance from the neighbor. A successor route is a least-cost route to the… Read more

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What is Network Load Balancing

By Asad Ijaz

Routers use administrative distance (AD) to prioritize routes learned from different routing protocols when multiple paths to a destination exist. AD is a value assigned to each routing protocol, with lower values indicating higher preference (e.g., EIGRP AD is 90, OSPF AD is 110). If multiple paths exist within the same protocol (same AD), the

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