The bandwidth and delay values could be different on
each end of a circuit. For example, in frame relay
each PVC has it's own CIR/etc so you would want the
values to reflect that of the PVC. It's not needed if
theres only one route between the 2 routers, but was
pointing out in frame relay, etc it could be
different. Also, some network management/reporting
functions/apps use the bandwidth value to report line
usage so having it set correctly will produce better
#s.
--- "Stull, Cory" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thats a loaded question... The clock rate will not
> affect the routing
> decisions made by EIGRP.. That is what the
> bandwidth setting is for. It
> should be the same on both ends. However if you
> only have 2 routers
> connected via a crossover cable you don't need to
> worry about which route it
> takes or load balancing. Cause theres only one
> route. Just kidding.
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