Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol for OMNeT++
Vladimír Veselý, Jan Bloudíček, Ondřej Ryšavý
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Vladimír Veselý, Jan Bloudíček, Ondřej Ryšavý
Abstract
Cisco's EIGRP is a hybrid routing protocol between distance vector and link-state routing protocols. EIGRP offers routing based on composite metric, which takes into account multiple factors and allows more granular and precise routing decisions based on the current state of the network. Cisco released basic specification of EIGRP as IETF's RFC draft in the beginning of 2013. This paper introduces one of the first freely available EIGRP design and a simulation model implementation that can be run and tested within OMNeT++ discrete event simulator.
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Cisco's EIGRP is a hybrid routing protocol between distance vector and link-state routing protocols. EIGRP offers routing based on composite metric, which takes into account multiple factors and allows more granular and precise routing decisions based on the current state of the network. Cisco released basic specification of EIGRP as IETF's RFC draft in the beginning of 2013. This paper introduces one of the first freely available EIGRP design and a simulation model implementation that can be run and tested within OMNeT++ discrete event simulator.
Key concepts: Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol, Routing Information Protocol, Computer network, Computer science, Distance-vector routing protocol, Routing protocol, Interior gateway protocol, Zone Routing Protocol