When a link failure occurs on a network running EIGRP, how does DUAL determine a replacement route to a destination router?

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When a link failure occurs on a network running EIGRP, how does DUAL determine a replacement route to a destination router?

  • DUAL examines the neighbor table to find the closest adjacency.
  • DUAL examines the routing table to find a feasible successor route.
  • DUAL examines the topology table to find a feasible successor route.
  • DUAL immediately sends queries to neighboring routers to build a new routing table.

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