what is meant by wild card mask and why can't we use in eigrp
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Answer Posted / biswajit biswas, kolkata
Wild card masks are nothing but inverted subnetmasks. A wild
card mask is necessary for configuring OSPF networks because
OSPF supports both VLSM & CIDR unlike RIP & IGRP.
Although EIGRP supports VLSM, it is a hybrid protocol
because of its inherent distance vector protocol properties
- EIGRP configured with network number followed by subnet
mask like RIP & IGRP.
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