Can Anyone tell what is aummarization??
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Answer / santhosh
I think it is a Summarization.
Summarization means .. .. grouping all subnets into a single
subnet . It is useful to reduce the routing table.
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Answer / vikram
hi summerization is a way to shorten a routing table
entries.. example.. lets say we have a router A and it has
5 interface configured with network 10.1.2.0//
10.1.3.0// 10.1.4.0// 10.1.5.0// 10.1.6.0----
and If Router A advertizes its route to ROuter B giving
updates for routes ((written in short form) 2.0 3.0
4.0 5.0 6.0 individually wud make a big routing table..
imagine its only one router .. if we have 4 routers it will
make a BIG routeing table. which needs more processing ..
SO to save processing speed and make shorter routing tables
we have summarization.. remember if router follows
summarization.. it will only advertize 10.1.0.0 and this
single route will advertize all other routes in other
interface/// catch is all the routes should be of same ip
class..10.1 it cant be 172.16.0 etc.. summarization is of
2 kind manual and auto..
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Answer / kvs
having same information in all routers in a single network
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Answer / prasad
Its Auto Summarization
it will not summarize the network to /24 or any other. it
will show you, whatever network are present in config.
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