How To Set Up Eigrp In Packet Tracer?
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1. Begin by opening your Packet Tracer program and creating your desired network topology.
2. To set up EIGRP in Packet Tracer, first double-click on the router of your choice and open the CLI.
3. In the CLI, type in “en” to enter into enable mode, then type in “config t” to enter into configuration mode.
4. To configure EIGRP, type in “router eigrp 10” where 10 is the EIGRP autonomous system number.
5. To specify which interfaces you want EIGRP enabled on, type in “network 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.255” (replace with the IP address of the network).
6. To enable EIGRP authentication, type in “key chain EIGRP” and “key 1” to specify the key number.
7. To assign the key to the EIGRP process, type in “eigrp authentication mode hmac-sha-256” followed by “eigrp authentication key-chain EIGRP”
8. To specify the metric weight for each interface, type in “metric weights tos 0 k1 1 k2 0 k3 0 k4 0 k5 0”.
9. To enable EIGRP for IPv6, type in “ipv6 router eigrp 10” followed by “ipv6 network <network address>”.
10. To save your changes, type in “wri mem” and then exit out of the CLI.
11. To test your newly configured EIGRP setup, use the ping command to verify that all devices can communicate with each other.
1. Connect two routers with a serial link.
2. On each router, open the CLI and type in ‘configure terminal’ to enter into configuration mode.
3. On each router, type in ‘router eigrp [AS #]’ to enable EIGRP for the autonomous system.
4. Type in ‘network [IP address] [wildcard mask]’ to add the network interfaces to the EIGRP process.
5. Type in ‘no auto–summary’ so that EIGRP will automatically summarize routes between networks.
6. Type in ‘exit’ to end the configuration.
7. Type in ‘show ip protocols’ to verify that EIGRP is running on both routers.
8. Type in ‘show ip eigrp topology’ to view the EIGRP topology table.