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Lower AD
More trusted/preferred
Higher AD
Less trusted/preferred
Connected default AD
0
Static default AD
1
External BGP default AD
20
EIGRP default AD
90
OSPF default AD
110
IS-IS Default AD
115
RIP default AD
120
How preferred routes are selected
Prefix/length (highest subnet mask)
Lowest administrative distance (routing protocol preference)
Metric/cost
Equal cost multi path
Lets routing protocols load balance across equal-cost routes
Floating static routes
Backup route with a higher AD value in case the dynamic routing protocol fails
Passive interfaces
Advertised so other routers can get to them, but they won’t form adjacencies and won’t receive internal network information
Used for external routers we don’t want to send internal info to
Best practice is to make loopback interfaces passive interfaces