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If you want to prevent the transmission of updates through a routers interface but still allow the network to be advertised to other routers, use the passive-interface routers configuration command. The command stops updates.
If you want to send and receive RIP updates, you need to specify one or more RIP networks. The no network (RIP) command can be used to turn off RIP on a particular network.
Show the route command.
The showip rip route command can be used in any mode to display route information.
The default-metric command can be used to set default metric values. The no form of this command can be used to return to the default state.
The following steps are required for configuring RIP.
ul>li>Step 1 enable the rip process, which will place you in the configuration mode of your routers./li>li>Step 2 specify those networks that should be advertised using rip.
RIP v1 is an older protocol. The protocol supports variable-length subnet masking, route summarization, and CIDR. The update messages can be MD5 or plain-text.
The show’s internet route command is used to confirm the Advertisement Receipt. The proper networks are configured according to the showip protocols command. You can confirm that these advertisements are being received by looking at the routing table of R1 and R2.
The proper networks are configured according to the showip protocols command. You can confirm that these advertisements are being received by looking at the routing table of R1 and R2.
RIP v1 is an older protocol. The protocol supports variable-length subnet masking, route summarization, and CIDR. There is one notable exception to the way that RIPng works. IPv6 networks are the only ones that can run ripng.
The second version of the protocol is classless. The subnet mask is advertised in classless protocols.
RIP v1 is an older protocol. The protocol supports variable-length subnet masking, route summarization, and CIDR. The update messages can be MD5 or plain-text. IPv6 networks are the only ones that can run ripng.
The (config-router) #passive-interface command stops updates from being sent, but route updates are still received. Which of the following statements is true?
Routes are still received even though the (config-router) #passive-interface command stops updates from being sent. You can see that 172.16.10.0 is advertised to you with a metric of 16 when you type in the address on the console. This means what? A. The route is close by. A. The route has a delay. C.
Which entry would be chosen by the router to forward the packet? What is the biggest benefit of dynamic route protocols?
All the devices on the network would receive a route advertised by a RIP v2 router. Correct? What is the name of the protocol (Distance Vector Protocol, Path Vector Protocol, Link State, and Routed protocol)?