Here you can decide whether to install default routes in the device through tunnels when these are active (by se-
lecting the
Disable
option and checking the checkbox) or explicitly add a default router through the ppp/direct-ip
connections (by selecting the
Enable
option).
Fig. 78:
Routes – Routes Settings.
(b)
RIP Settings
Allows you to define what type of RIP packets can be sent and what type can be received for each PPP/DIR-
ECT-IP interface, or disable the RIP send and/or listen in this interface through the
none
option. To do this, use
the
Apply
button each time you configure or modify data for an interface.
Fig. 79:
Routes – RIP Settings.
•
Interface:
Configured through a pull-down menu where you can select the interface you want to configure.
•
Selector:
Here you can select the type of compatibility you wish to configure for the selected interface:
Send
or
Reception
.
•
Position:
Depending on the option selected in the
Selector
field, we can view one set of options or another:
•
Send Selector:
- None:
Disables RIP packet sending in the interface.
- RIP-2 Multicast:
Version 2 RIP packets are sent using multicast.
•
Reception Selector:
- None:
Disables RIP listening in the interface.
- RIP-2 Multicast:
Only accepts version 2 RIP packets.
(c)
RIP Distribute Subnet
The different subnets going to be broadcast by RIP are defined in this section.
•
Adding and configuring a subnet
To add a new subnet, select the "New Subnet" option from the pull down menu, indicate an IP address and
subnet mask and click on
Add.
Fig. 80:
Routes – RIP Distribute Subnet – Adding a subnet.
•
Removing a subnet
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