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The licenses are all good for advanced routing. Yes. I was thinking of summarization as well. Thx Predrag.
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The licenses are all good for advanced routing. Yes. I was thinking of summarization as well. Thx Predrag.

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I have a ring topology scenario and I was thinking of implementing EIGRP as the dynamic routing protocol. But thinking about the EIGRP queries, I am not sure if it is a good fit for the ring. I am not an expert with OSPF but will it &nbsp;a be a better fit. I currently have 10 nodes within my ring. Any thoughts will be greatly appreciated.
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I have a ring topology scenario and I was thinking of implementing EIGRP as the dynamic routing protocol. But thinking about the EIGRP queries, I am not sure if it is a good fit for the ring. I am not an expert with OSPF but will it  a be a better fit. I currently have 10 nodes within my ring. Any thoughts will be greatly appreciated.

Eigrp versus OSPF in a ring topology

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