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C - Connected (the route is taken from directly connected and acting interface),
S – Static (static route prescribed in routing table).
First value in brackets stands for administrative distance (degree of confidence in router,
the higher the value the lower confidence in source); second value stands for metrics of
the route.
Defines IP address of next router via which the route to network is made.
Defines time of last update of the route (hours, minutes, seconds).
Defines interface via which the route to network is made.
5.32.2 RIP Configuration
RIP (Routing Information Protocol) is internal protocol which allows routers dynamically update
routing information by receiving it from neighboring routers. This is very simple protocol based on use of
remote routing vector. As a remote vector protocol, the RIP serially sends updates between neighbors
thus building network topology. In each update the information about distance to all networks is
transferred to neighboring router. Switch supports RIP of version 2.
Commands of global configuration mode
Type of request of command line in global configuration mode:
console(config)#
Table 5.268- Commands of global configuration mode
Access to RIP configuration mode.
Removal of RIP global configuration.
Commands of RIP protocol configuration mode
Type of request of command line:
console(config-rip)#
Table 5.269 - Commands of RIP protocol configuration mode
default-metric [ metric ]
Assigns metrics value from which the routes received by other
routing protocols will be announced. With no parameter assigns
default value.
A.B.C.D: Interface IP
address
Assigns IP of the interface which will participate in routing process.
Removes IP of interface which will participate in routing process.
Allows announcing of static routes via RIP.
- no parameters – means that default-metric will be used during
routes announcing;
- metric transparent – means that metrics from routing table will
be used.
no redistribute static
[ metric transparent ]
Forbids announcing of static routes via RIP.
- metric transparent – forbids use of metrics from routing table.
Disables routing process via RIP.
Enables routing process via RIP.
Cleaning of RIP counters for all interfaces and neighbours.