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Chapter 4. Eclipse Edge Configuration and Diagnostics
Interfacing OSPF to RIP
Where an OSPF-routed network is interfaced to a RIP-routed network, OSPF and
RIP must only be enabled on the interfacing Eclipse terminal.
• If both OSPF and RIP are enabled on multiple Eclipse terminals in a network, routes
installed by one protocol are propagated by the other, resulting in a proliferation of
conflicting routes.
At the interfacing Eclipse terminal:
• Where an Eclipse OSPF-routed terminal interfaces with a co-located RIP-routed
terminal, set RIP on the Eclipse Ethernet interface and OSPF on the Eclipse link/
radio interface(s).
• Where an Eclipse OSPF-routed terminal is required to interface with one or more
co-located Eclipse OSPF-routed terminals and a RIP-routed terminal, set RIP and
OSPF on each Eclipse Ethernet interface, and OSPF on the their link/radio
interface(s).
Note that:
• Simultaneous RIP and OSPF is only ever enabled on an Eclipse Ethernet NMS
interface.
• The Eclipse radio link interfaces are set for OSPF or RIP - set to match the dynamic
routing option selected for the Eclipse network.
• This partitioning of routing selection is enabled in the Interface Addressing screen.
NOTE:
Within an Eclipse network that is using dynamic routing, select OSPF
or RIP; never both.
Where an Eclipse network must interface with a network that is
using a different dynamic routing protocol, only select both (OSPF
and RIP) on the Ethernet interface.
NOTE:
For information on OSPF and RIP routed networks, including an
introduction to OSPF, refer to the Aviat Networks white paper:
Management of Eclipse Networks.
Eclipse Address and Routing Options
At the outset, a decision must be made to use single or interface IP addressing, and
static or dynamic routing. The screen-based configuration options are:
1. Single IP addressing and static routing:
• Use of a single IP address and subnet mask. This specifies the Ethernet port
address, and the link interface also assumes this address.
• Requires manual configuration and maintenance of the routing table for all
devices within the network.
2. Single IP addressing with a combination of static routing and routing via default
gateways: