Enable the EIGRP routing process from the global configuration mode as follows. The as-num is the
Autonomous System number of the EIGRP routing process:
firewall(config)# router eigrp as-num
Step 2. Configure the interface connected to the distribution router to participate in the EIGRP process:
firewall(config-router)# network ip-addr [mask]
Step 3. Configure the Security Appliance for the stub routing process. Specific networks must be explicitly
defined that need to be advertised by the stub routing process to the distribution router. By default,
static and connected networks are not automatically redistributed into the stub routing process.
firewall (config-router)# eigrp stub {receive-only | [connected] [redistributed] [static]
[summary]}
By default, EIGRP hello packets are sent as multicast packets. In a nonbroadcast environment such as a tunnel,
EIGRP neighbors must be manually defined to send hello packets as unicast messages. To define a static
neighbor in EIGRP, use the following command from the router configuration mode:
firewall(config-router)# neighbor ip-addr interface if_name
Multiple static neighbors can be defined using the previously outlined process.
Similar to EIGRP support in a Cisco IOS router, several other optional parameters can be configured on Security
Appliance, such as the distribute-list, passive-interface and default-information commands.
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