route redistribution isis/eigrp

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Can someone please tell me what is the correct way to add the 'delay ' factor into route resdistribution. eg. If the delay is 100 or 5 or 8 ms ?

e.g.
Bandwidth = 64kbps
Delay = 100 / 5 / 8MS (any of these)
Reliability = 255
Load = 1
MTU = 1500

Now say I'm redistributing below level 1 routes what will my delay be ?

#redistribute isis level-1 metric 64 100 255 1 1500

Is it just put in as above ie 100 and if I was using 5 it would be as below etc.

#redistribute isis level-1 metric 64 5 255 1 1500

Please clarify ?

Thanks for your help

 

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Personally, I have no idea.

Just a *bump* to see if anyone else can help.

 

Tks ... Surely someone has a clue ??
I think it is divided by 10. e.g. if it is 100 then 10 would be the answer. The reason I ask is because I saw some practice q's which had the delay as 2 and 5 so this is what confused me as I dont think they would be in decimal format.

 

Still Stumped by this one!

I can find references to the sytax that you are trying to implement, but can't find any reference as to how you work the values out.

If you manage to get an answer to this one from else where please let us know.

 

Hi

DELAY
ms = miliseconds
us = microseconds = 1/1000 miliseconds

Delay is set in 10 microsecond units
Thus a delay of 3ms would be defined as 300

so assuming 64KB (512Kb) and 3ms the default metric statement would look something like this:

default-metric 512 300 255 1 1500

EIGRP will use the formula to create an overall metric for those routes that were injected into the process.

There is a good cisco paper on this in detail located at: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/tech/tk365/technologies_tech_note09186a00800c2d96.shtml

 

Thanks a lot for Jonathan...

 

Did the BSCI exam today and passed with 879. It was 776 to pass so maybe scores have been lowered. Dont know how the score them but I definitely got a few wrong and guessed about 3.
One of the simulation questions was on exactly the above to configure the metrics for these protocols so thanks again Jonahtan for your answer. I just checked it last night to see if anyone had replied.

 

Congrats on the Pass!