Question about eigrp network statement

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Hello guys,
in two days i will try to pass my CCNA exam,but i have a big problem with eigrp network statements.

I know the network statements have to be classful,but later i am able to send the the updates classless with the "no auto-summary" command.

But heres my question:

I have a router which has 3 connected subnetworks ( 5.88.192.50/29 ; 5.88.192.56/29 and 5.88.192.224/30) .
But one of them (5.88.192.224/30) should not be advertised to the neighbors.
How can i do this task?
I have to advertise the networks classful (for example with: "network 5.88.192.0") but when i do this the .224 network will be advertised.
So how can i remove the .224 network from beeing advertised?


Sorry guys i did resolve the problem on my own,i didnt remembered,that i can do classless network statements in eigrp with the wildcard mask.I thought i have to do the statement with an classful network like in rip.

 

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Good job on finding the answer by yourself. You're correct. Unlike OSPF, with EIGRP you don't have to put in a wildcard mask, but if you need to advertise specific networks, then you're going to need to use them.

 

Thanks i passed 200-120 with 1000/1000 i was very nervous on the beginning of exam,but it was very easy.

 

Wow, Nice score. Congrats on the pass!