What does it mean when a prefix is marked as ACTIVE in EIGRP?
It indicates that EIGRP is actively searching for a feasible successor or a loop-free alternate path to reach that prefix.
What happens during the Initial Route Computation in EIGRP?
EIGRP actively calculates the best path to reach prefixes marked as ACTIVE.
What triggers Route Recomputation in EIGRP?
A link failure or a change in network conditions.
What is a feasible successor in EIGRP?
A neighboring router that has a backup path to a destination prefix.
What occurs if there is no feasible successor available for a prefix in EIGRP?
EIGRP marks it as ACTIVE and starts the process of finding an alternate path.
Under what conditions might EIGRP mark prefixes as ACTIVE?
When there is limited bandwidth or high delay on a link.
What does the ACTIVE state in the EIGRP topology table signify?
The routing process is actively searching for a suitable path to reach the destination prefix.
What happens to a prefix in EIGRP once a feasible successor or an alternate path is found?
The prefix transitions to the passive state in the topology table.
Fill in the blank: A feasible successor is a neighboring router that has a _______ to a destination prefix.
backup path
True or False: EIGRP marks a prefix as ACTIVE when it is successfully routing traffic to that prefix.
False
