Which two of the following commands should you use to determine whether the EIGRP router ID has been configured in the EIGRP process? (Choose two.)
- show ip protocols
- show ip eigrp interface
- show ip eigrp traffic
- show ip eigrp neighbor
- show ip eigrp topology
Explanation: To determine the Router ID (RID) assigned to an EIGRP process, the following commands are the most effective:
- show ip protocols: The sources explicitly state that while the EIGRP router ID has less significance than in OSPF, you should use show ip protocols (referred to in the text as show ip protocol) to view it. This command provides a comprehensive overview of the routing protocol parameters, including the AS number, K-values, and the current Router ID.
- show ip eigrp topology: This command is used to display the EIGRP topology table. In the header of the output for this command, the router typically displays the local autonomous system number and the local Router ID associated with that database.
In contrast, other commands like show ip eigrp interface focus on interface-specific settings like Hello intervals, and show ip eigrp neighbor focuses on identifying discovered adjacent routers rather than local process identifiers.
Related exam: Modules 8 – 13: Checkpoint Exam: Network Routing Answers (CCNP ENCOR v9)
