From: donny.mateo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed Apr 10 2002 - 05:26:46 GMT-3
Dear All,
I was reading Solie's book CCIE practical studies.
on the chapter concerning RIP there is a sample of redistribution between RIP
and EIGRP ( Figure 9.4 page 622)
it says that if we were to redistribute route which is not having the same
subnet mask from EIGRP to RIP, it wouln't show in the routing table of RIP. It
puzzle me as to what is the reason behind this behaviour ?
The diagram is something like
E0/0-ip:128.200.1.2/24 rtr1 ---E0/1 IP:128.200.3.18/29 ---------
E0-IP:128.200.3.17/29 rtr2
rtr1 won't have network 128.200.3.0/29 in it's routing table.
thanks
Donny
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