IGRP Command List

Configuring IGRP is very similar to configuring RIP. When using the router command,
however, you must include the AS number. This AS number must be the same on each router
that will share information.

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Router(config)#ip routing
Enable IP routing for the entire router. IP routing is enabled
by default. Use this command only if it has been disabled.
Enter router IGRP configuration mode for the specified
Router(config)#router igrp Autonomous System. Note: When configuring multiple
<ASnumber> routers to share information with IGRP, the AS number must
match on all routers.
Identify networks that will participate in the router protocol.
Router(config- Notice that you identify networks, and not interfaces.
router)#network <address> When identifying networks, use the classful network address
(the network specified with the default subnet mask).

Example
The following commands identify two networks that will participate in the IGRP routing
protocol for AS number 25 (assuming IP routing is already enabled).

Router(config)#router igrp 25
Router(config-router)#network 10.0.0.0
Router(config-router)#network 192.168.10.0