I'm currently studying for my CCNA and taking a closer look at EIGRP. Since eigrp is neither a distance vector nor a link state protocol but instead has features of both types and is therefore an advanced distance vector protocol, I'd like to know:
What are the Distance Vector properties that eigrp follows?
What are the Link State properties that eigrp follows?
From my understanding EIGRP's link state properties are:
- neighbor relationships and sending hello packets
- keeping information about the network in a topology table
- not sending periodic updates like rip, but only on topology changes and a full update once a neighbor somes up
EIGRP 's DV properties :
-split-horizon
-successor/feasible successor routes based on the next hop
What else am I missing?
Thanks in advance and sorry for the shitty formatting (mobile)
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