A sanitation department runs DMVPN with EIGRP and needs multiple loop-free paths advertised toward spokes rather than only the single best path. Which EIGRP capability addresses advertising additional paths in that design?
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Short Explanation
Normal EIGRP is a one-trophy sport—it tells neighbors about the winner. Add-path lets the hub hand out extra loop-free medals so DMVPN spokes see more than one way home. That’s the tool when “only the best path advertised” is the bottleneck.
Full Explanation
EIGRP add-path enables advertisement of multiple loop-free paths for a prefix, which is valuable on DMVPN hubs where spokes benefit from additional path information. OSPF sham-links and BGP confederations are unrelated mechanisms, and toggling split horizon on LAN edges does not replace add-path’s advertisement behavior. The feature targets controlled multi-path advertisement within EIGRP.