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EIGRP Feasible Distance is the best metric to a destination network through a specific path, calculated based on the sum of the outgoing interface's reported distance and the feasible distance of the neighboring router.
EIGRP Feasible Distance Definition: EIGRP Feasible Distance is the best metric to a destination network through a specific path, calculated based on the sum of the outgoing interface's reported distance and the feasible distance of the neighboring router.
EIGRP Feasible Distance is a metric used in the Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) to determine the best path to reach a network destination. It represents the calculated metric to reach a specific network, taking into account the cost associated with reaching that network through a specific route. The feasible distance is the metric of the best route to a network, which is chosen based on the lowest metric value.
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