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Interior Route Redistribution
As a CCIE, you will probably find yourself in an organization that is using many different systems and multiple routing protocols. When you have more than one routing protocol on your network, you will likely have to provide connectivity between them. That is, in an environment with multiple routing protocols, routers using one protocol will have to know about routes learned from routers using another protocol. Routers do this by performing route redistribution. This Study Guide reviews the key concepts of route redistribution.
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