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Troubleshooting Neighbour Relationships

It is important to understand that simply enabling EIGRP between two or more routers does not guarantee that a neighbour relationship will be established. In addition to certain parameters-matching, additional factors can also result in a failure of EIGRP neighbour relationship establishment. The EIGRP neighbour relationship may not establish due to any of the following:

  • The neighbour routers are not on a common subnet
  • Mismatched primary and secondary subnets
  • Mismatched K values
  • Mismatched ASN
  • Access control lists are filtering EIGRP packets
  • Physical Layer issues
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