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Most common reason is the ability to minimize the size of the RIB through summarizing at the AS boundaries. &nbsp;Makes for easier route tracking and table troubleshooting.
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Most common reason is the ability to minimize the size of the RIB through summarizing at the AS boundaries.  Makes for easier route tracking and table troubleshooting.

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Then how do you make Routes from AS1 learned by AS2 routers.
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Then how do you make Routes from AS1 learned by AS2 routers.

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Also will this make Query Scoping easier<br />
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for instance &nbsp;if EIGRP Router in AS1 looses a route will the Query traverse AS1 to AS2, in case no Reply has been received in AS1 ?
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Also will this make Query Scoping easier

for instance  if EIGRP Router in AS1 looses a route will the Query traverse AS1 to AS2, in case no Reply has been received in AS1 ?

jskfan

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For some further reading try this prior post:<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27207184/Multiple-EIGRP-AS-on-the-same-router.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchan<wbr />ge.com/que<wbr />stions/272<wbr />07184/Mult<wbr />iple-EIGRP<wbr />-AS-on-the<wbr />-same-rout<wbr />er.html</a>
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For some further reading try this prior post:

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27207184/Multiple-EIGRP-AS-on-the-same-router.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27207184/Multiple-EIGRP-AS-on-the-same-router.html]

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Using different AS in EIGRP<br />
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Any Expert to explain the reason why some Network Engineers use Different EIGRP Automomous Systems even in Small to medium size Networks ?<br />
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Thanks
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Using different AS in EIGRP

Any Expert to explain the reason why some Network Engineers use Different EIGRP Automomous Systems even in Small to medium size Networks ?

Thanks

Using different AS in EIGRP

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