Understanding Route Preference Values (Administrative Distance)¶
Juniper Networks, I. Understanding Route Preference Values (Administrative Distance).
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- Cisco calls the value administrative distance; Junos documentation commonly calls it route preference and explicitly identifies that as administrative distance
This sourceJunos OS Documentation (Routing Overview), Junos OS Release 26.2. Juniper's own documentation, whose title and text gloss the Junos term 'route preference' as administrative distance; the Cisco half of the naming contrast rests on Cisco's document, not this one. Juniper's default route-preference table, source of the Junos constants quoted here (OSPF internal 10, BGP 170); the Cisco figures in the same sentence come from Cisco's default administrative-distance table.
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- Cisco calls the value administrative distance; Junos documentation commonly calls it route preference and explicitly identifies that as administrative distance
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