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Network address.
[5/2]
First value in brackets stands for administrative distance (degree of reliability of a
router; the higher the value, the lower the reliability of the source); second value is
a metric of the route.
via 10.0.1.2
Indicates IP address of the next router on the route to the network.
00:39:08
Indicates the time of last update of the route (hours, minutes, seconds).
Vlan 1
Indicates the interface which is used by the route to the network.
11.6.2
RIP Configuration
RIP (Routing Information Protocol) is an internal protocol that allows routers to dynamically update
routing information by requesting it from the neighbour routers. This is very simple protocol based on the
application of the distance-vector routing. As a distance-vector protocol, the RIP sends periodic updates
between neighbours thus building a network topology. Each update contains information about distance
to all networks. The switch supports RIP v2.
Global configuration mode commands
Command line prompt in the global configuration mode is as follows:
console(config)#
Table 5.224. Global configuration mode commands
Command
Value/Default value
Action
router rip
-
Enter to RIP configuration mode.
no router rip
Remove RIP global configuration.
RIP configuration mode commands
Command line prompt is as follows:
console(config-rip)#
Table 5.225. RIP configuration mode commands
Command
Value/Default value
Action
default-metric [
metric
]
metric: (1..15)/1
Specify the metric value that will be used when announcing
routes that are obtained by other routing protocols. To set the
default value, do not specify this parameter.
no default-metric
Set the default value.
network
A.B.C.D
A.B.C.D: Interface IP
address
Specify the IP of the interface which will be involved in
routing.
no network
A.B.C.D
Remove the IP of the interface that will be involved in routing.
redistribute {static |
connected } [metric
transparent]
-
Allow announcing of routes via RIP.
- no parameters – means that
default-metric
will be used
when announcing a route;
-
metric transparent
– means that metrics from routing table
will be used.
no redistribute {static |
connected} [metric
transparent]
Forbids announcing of static routes via RIP.
-
metric transparent
- prohibits the use of metrics from
routing table.
redistribute ospf [metric
metric
| match
type
|
route-map
route_map_name
]
metric: (1..15,
transparent)/1;
match: (internal, external1,
external-2);
route_map_name: (1..32)
characters
Allow announcing of OSPF routes via RIP.
-
type
- announce only for the specified types of OSPF routes;
-
route_map_name
- announce routes after they are filtered
by the specified route-map;
shutdown
-/enabled
Disable routing via RIP.
no shutdown
Enable routing via RIP.
