Q3Network Design
With reference to the exhibit, Company XYZ is a large enterprise network in which WAN traffic uses most of the link capacity. The company's IT team frequently reports Stuck-In-Active problems. The company plans to acquire another company that will also run EIGRP and connect to the Company XYZ R3 and R4 routers. This acquisition could worsen the issue. Which design solution resolves this problem?
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D. Deploying the EIGRP stub capability on R5 and R6 with the connected and summary options enabled is the most appropriate solution for this scenario.
Reasons:
* Reduces EIGRP traffic: By summarizing routes and blocking route redistribution, EIGRP traffic is reduced significantly, easing the load on the WAN links.
* Addresses SIA issues: With fewer routes being advertised, the chance of SIA events is lowered.
* Prepares for network expansion: By using EIGRP stub, the network is better positioned to handle extra EIGRP traffic from the acquired company.