This feature adds support for redistributing EOS SDK routes into IS-IS in the multi-agent routing protocol model. This feature existed in the single agent model by the configuration of redistribute static since EosSdk routes are treated as static routes in the single agent model. 

Currently EOS supports redistribution into BGP at the global ( instance ) level. Also EOS supports redistribution in BGP at Address Family Identifier/Subsequent Address Family Identifier(AFI/SAFI) level to some extent. But the current redistribution mechanism is not flexible and does not provide full control at AFI/SAFI level ( some redistribution protocols are only supported at global level, or at some AFI/SAFI level ). This feature will support redistribution at AFI/SAFI level as well as at the global level. This will simplify the configuration requirements and supportability for complex and granular configurations when subsequent address family configurations co-exist. This will also give more control at AFI/SAFI level ( for example, route-map/rcf can be configured at AFI/SAFI level while they are not configured at global level ). This feature only works in multi-agent routing model.

This feature detects duplicate IP addresses configured on the switch already owned by hosts the switch has already learned. When the duplicate IP address is detected, a syslog message will be generated. It can help the network operator to identify IP address misconfiguration.

This feature introduces a metric for static routes so that the user can configure both administrative distance and

FIB compression allows us to program routes into the hardware more efficiently. Routes are programmed in the route