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Implementing eigrp

I will be implementing EIGRP into our current environment that's currently on static to EIGRP.

Is there anything that I need to take into consideration? A lot of current static routes will need to remain. We have multiple sites and just this one will have EIGRP and all the other will remain on just static.

I am planning to add all my VLANS into the EIGRP and leave some static routes that pertain to site-to-site tunnels. Could leaving the static routes in, could cause any issues?
Any recommendations? suggestions? I am also thinking about configuring EIGRP on my asa's at this location as well.

Salah Eddine ELMRABET

Hi,

Without network topology and additional details, it's hard to provide an answer.

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It will look like this. What details do you need, I can provide them

Salah Eddine ELMRABET

Hi,

For your ASA does they work as active standby with virtual IP?

Regards.

Salah

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i currently have setup ip sla with failover on the main switch in the middle so if the primary asa fails, traffic is re-routed to secondary I don't have failover configured on the asa at this time.

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and the static routes I have on the switches that are in regards to ipsec tunnels can remain? or do I need to somehow configure eigrp to know about these routes?

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thanks!

Salah Eddine ELMRABET

Hi,

I forget to post the link for the guide:

High Availability Campus Network Design--Routed Access Layer using EIGRP or OSPF

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Salah