Well... Some time back a friend ask me whether we can detect an AS that has been configured on the Neighboring Router without actually looking at the Configuration?
I tried every "DEBUG" that is available on Cisco Routers to find about it but wasn't able to.
While surfing I came upon this wonderful article by fellow Blogger Deepak Arora which clearly explains the above mentioned Topic.
Below is the link to his Blog... Please visit his wonderful blog as there are many Interesting articles there..
Go have a look and tell me What you think??
http://deepakarora1984.blogspot.com/2010/10/finding-eigrp-peers-as-number-k-values.html
:) Peace
SamDobs
I tried every "DEBUG" that is available on Cisco Routers to find about it but wasn't able to.
While surfing I came upon this wonderful article by fellow Blogger Deepak Arora which clearly explains the above mentioned Topic.
Below is the link to his Blog... Please visit his wonderful blog as there are many Interesting articles there..
Go have a look and tell me What you think??
http://deepakarora1984.blogspot.com/2010/10/finding-eigrp-peers-as-number-k-values.html
:) Peace
SamDobs
hmm... thats great...