3.5.2.2. RIP
RIP (Routing Information Protocol) is a dynamic routing protocol that uses a distance vector algorithm. RIP learns
dynamic routing addresses from other routers and stores them in its routing tables. The distance and costs to other
networks are put into relation from the router’s point of view and the cheapest way to the destination network is
also specified in the routing tables. Based on this information, the cheapest and shortest path to the destination
network can be determined and taken. 15 hops is the maximum distance that a path to the destination network
may be during RIP.
In the menu Routing > Dynamic Routing > RIP you can adjust the following settings:
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