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Is it possible switching from eigrp tp ospf without rebooting the router?
hello Expert,
I have three cisco router in production that is running eigrp.
All the routers are in production and due to the fact they provide communication to the atms i cannot afford any downtime.
I am preparing to move from eigrp to ospf ( as per guidance from experts re: earlier post )
Is it possible to achieve the above switch without rebooting the router?
Regards
Jomo
I have three cisco router in production that is running eigrp.
All the routers are in production and due to the fact they provide communication to the atms i cannot afford any downtime.
I am preparing to move from eigrp to ospf ( as per guidance from experts re: earlier post )
Is it possible to achieve the above switch without rebooting the router?
Regards
Jomo
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Les Moore
Absolutely. The only time you need to reboot a Cisco router is with an IOS upgrade.
ASKER
hello Irmoore,
Sorry, I ask the incorrect question .
What i meant is will the router drop connection during the change over and if so how can i minimize downtime while effecting the change over.
Once again sorry for misleading you.
Regards
Jomo
Sorry, I ask the incorrect question .
What i meant is will the router drop connection during the change over and if so how can i minimize downtime while effecting the change over.
Once again sorry for misleading you.
Regards
Jomo
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hello Irmoore,
Thanks for advice.
It amaze me that you are always on the ball i have learn a great deal from you.
Keep up the good work.
Regards
Jomo
Thanks for advice.
It amaze me that you are always on the ball i have learn a great deal from you.
Keep up the good work.
Regards
Jomo
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