Harris Constellation, Installation And Maintenance Manual

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Harris Corporation Constellation™
IP Communication Stack and IP Applications 8-7
IP
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STACK AND
IP
Static Routing Tables
Seven static routing tables can be added/removed from/to the RIP tables. Table
8-6 is an explanation for routing table 1.
Ver 2 RIP protocol is in the RIP2 mode. This is the
normal mode. You should select this mode if you
do not have a real need for another mode. This is
also the default mode.
Ver 1 & 2 RIP protocol is in the combined RIP1 and RIP2
mode. In this mode, the RIP sends and receives
packets in both RIP1 and RIP2 formats.
This mode should be selected only on the gateway
radio when the OEM equipment connected to the
Ethernet port supports RIP1 only, while the rest of
the network, including all the Harris radios, are in
the RIP2 mode.
RIP ON
NETCOM IF DISABLE/
ENABLE The default value is Enable. This command
enables/disables the RIP protocol on the Netcom
IP interface.
Select Enable unless you would like to isolate this
radio from the rest of the Harris radios on the
network, RIP-wise. Those who do not clearly
understand how the RIP functions should not try
to change this parameter.
RIP ON
ETHERNET IF DISABLE/
ENABLE The default value is Enable. This command
enables/disables the RIP protocol on the Ethernet
IP interface.
Select Enable unless you would like to isolate the
OEM equipment connected to the Ethernet port
from the Harris radios on the network, RIP-wise.
Those who do not clearly understand how the RIP
functions should not try to change this parameter.
Table 8-5: RIP (Continued)
IP
ROUTING
Submenu
Selection Explanation