An administrator configured a distribute list but EIGRP neighbors are still receiving all routes. What is the most likely cause?
- The access list 10 is not configured correctly
- EIGRP does not support distribute lists
- The EIGRP AS number is incorrect
- The distribute list is filtering inbound, not outbound
Explanation:
According to the sources, a distribute list can be applied to filter routing updates in two distinct directions: outbound and inbound.
The distribute-list out command is specifically used to filter outgoing routing updates being sent to neighbors.
If EIGRP neighbors are still receiving all routes despite the configuration, the most likely cause is that the distribute list was applied inbound, which only filters updates entering the local router and does not restrict the information being advertised to its neighbors.
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