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The command provided seems to relate to configuring an IGRP (Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) routing instance on a router. IGRP is an outdated and proprietary Cisco routing protocol, succeeded by EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol).
To interpret and elaborate on the command:
0.0.0 router IGRP 109 network 172.68.7.0
This command appears to attempt to configure IGRP for your network but seems to be formatted incorrectly or is incomplete for actual CLI (Command Line Interface) input. A more accurate set of commands for configuring IGRP (keeping in mind IGRP is outdated and not recommended for current use) on a Cisco router might look something like this:
router igrp 109
network 172.68.7.0
Here’s the breakdown:
– router igrp 109: This command moves the Cisco router into router configuration mode and specifies the use of IGRP with an autonomous system (AS) number of 109. The AS number is used to identify the set of routers that share the same IGRP routing information.
– network 172.68.7.0: This command tells the router to advertise the specified network (in this case, 172.68.7.0) to other routers within the IGRP 109 domain. The router will include this network in its IGRP routing updates it sends to other routers in the same IGRP autonomous system.
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