Cisco CCNA: Route Redistribution
Cisco CCNA: Route Redistribution refers to the process of exchanging routing information between different routing protocols, such as between OSPF and EIGRP, or between different instances of the same routing protocol, such as between multiple OSPF processes on the same router. This allows for a single router to have information about multiple networks and provide the best path to each network based on the routing protocol’s metric.
Route redistribution is an advanced topic in network routing and requires a good understanding of routing protocols and how they work. Improperly configured route redistribution can lead to routing loops, black holes, or other routing issues that can impact network stability and performance.
In Cisco CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certification, route redistribution is covered as a part of the CCNA Routing and Switching curriculum, which teaches students the basics of networking, routing, and switching concepts and technologies.
Please check this article Routing Fundamentals for Cisco CCNA which covers this topic in detail.
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Network Simulator for CCNA, provides advanced router/switch network simulator functionalities including VLANs, VTP, interVLAn communications, RIP v2, OSPF, and WAN protocol simulation. The important features of the CCNA NetSim are given below:
- Simulate Cisco® IOS routers and Switches, supports 17XX, 25XX, 26XX, and 36XX routers, and 19XX, and 29XX switches.
2. Router and switch IOS simulator. For beginners, a simple router/switch device simulator has been provided.
3. Lab exercises -currently 100+ labs are included with scenario type labs for NAT, OSPF, EIGRP, Access Lists, and others.
4. 300+ router/switch commands are supported for thorough preparation
5. Detailed Lab Manual provided.
6. Labs for switches including 19XX and 29XX switches included in the Lab Manual provided with the software.
7. Detailed help files that provide step by step instructions on using the simulator have been provided.
8. Supports short form commands, and tab in IOS simulator.
Check this for available CCNA labs
