Questions tagged [rip]
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Redistribute RIP tables in quagga
Apparently the command for that is redistribute connected. Where do I input it? I tried it in the telnet interface, but it's not recognised.

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Allow traffic from 192.168.0.0/24 to 192.168.1.0/24
First off, its been years since I've really dove into anything network related so I'll try to explain the best I can and accept I probably messed up somewhere along the way.
My primary network (ISP modem/router) uses 192.168.0.1. On this network, I…

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Add/Change the 'src' component of a route get from RIPv2 advertisement
My Linux will get dynamic route entries from neighbor routers sent by RIPv2 advertisement. My Linux is running Qugga and the advertising routers are Cisco on which I have no control.
I will get a route like below automatically inserted into the…

Woody Wu
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RIP versus OSPF
If in my network there is a RIP, EIGRP, OSPF then a request is sent and It may pass to any of the 3 protocols, which among the three has the highest priority or the protocol that is being executed?

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HP RIP on LAN Topology
We have 1 main core HP Routing Switch in server room that connects other data closet switches and 6 Data Closet switches that connect the clients.
We only have 3 VLANS. I have 2 questions:
1.) Should we be using RIP protocol? If so which…

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Configuring quagga to report Openvpn VPN subnet
I'm trying to use quagga with RIP2 to route traffic through an openvpn server.
At the moment I'm having trouble because it's reporting the VPN subnet (172.19.2.x) as just a single IP (172.19.2.1). I've clearly missed a step but I'm not finding…

Philip Couling
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IP-Route multiple IPs from one NIC to Hyper-V instances
I have one root server @ server4you, unfortunately, S4U doesn't allow Bridging, so I am stuck with a problem!
I have 4 IPs mapped on one NIC and need to realise following configuration:
XX.XX.XX.1 => localhost (the VM Host)
xx.xx.xx.2 => exchange…

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RIP v2 summarisation
I am learning ccna, and doing some practice on packet tracer.
I have a simple network with two routers, R0 and R1. They are connected to each other through a serial link (172.16.56.128/30). R0 is directly connected to a network (172.16.53.0/25).
R1…

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Must all routers support RIP in order for it to calculate distance?
I'm just beginning to research the topic of RIP, and I'm left with a (perhaps stupid) question. According to a tutorial I read here, RIP exchanges routing information with its "direct" neighbours. My question is, what happens when a Non-RIP Router…

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Importance of loopback ip address
Why do we configure loopback IP address in router RIP and router OSPF configuration ?
What is the significance of configuring it ?

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RIP Advertising Networks of EIGRP without Redistributing
This is the topology I have set up in my GNS3.
The RIP V2 protocol of Router R2 is recognizing and advertising the two networks that are advertised in EIGRP, even though the said information should only have been received through redistribution.…

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Whats wrong with this router config
This is a Netgear FSM7328S which we have VOIP phones hooked up to. The phones will come online for a few seconds\minutes then drop, at which point, we need to go around and manually reset all the phones only to have the same thing happen again.…

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getting cisco on the net
I'm trying to set up a Cisco test lab I have
three routers and one switch:
Cisco 2501
Cisco 2513
Cisco 3620
Catalyst 1900
What I'm trying to do is to get the 2501 and 2513 on the net.
Router #1 is the 2501;
router #2 is the 2513.
I have all of…
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Maximum number of routes in RIPv2
What is the limitations of route count in RIPv2? Is there a standard limitation of the protocol or does it vary by router models, configurations, etc...
Eren Bay