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Sun Ethernet Fabric Operating System

RIP Administration Guide

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Product Notes

Related Documentation

Acronyms and Abbreviations

CLI Command Modes

Feedback

Support and Accessibility

RIP Overview

Protocol Description

Configuring the RIP Topology Example

RIP Topology 1

RIP Topology 2

Configure Switch 1

Configure Switch 2

Configure Switch 3

General Configurations

Managing RIP

Enable RIP

Disable RIP

Enabling RIP on an IP Network

Configuring RIP Security

Enable RIP Security

Disable RIP Security

Configuring the RIP Packet Retransmission Interval and Retry Count

Set the RIP Packet Retransmission Interval and Retry Count

Reset the Retransmission Interval and Retry Count

Configuring RIP Neighbors

Add a RIP Neighbor

Remove a RIP Neighbor

Configuring the RIP Passive Interface

Enable the RIP Passive Interface

Disable the RIP Passive Interface

Configuring the Output Delay

Enable the Output Delay

Disable the Output Delay

Configuring Redistribution

Enable Redistribution

Test Redistribution

Disable Redistribution

Configuring the Default Metric

Set the Default Metric

Test the Default Metric

Reset the Default Metric

Managing the auto-summary Option

Disable the auto-summary Option

Enable the auto-summary Option

Configuring Interface-Specific RIP Parameters

Configuring Interface-Specific Authentication

Configuring the RIP Default Route Propagation

Configuring the Version for Receiving RIP Advertisement

Configuring the Summary Address

Configure Basic Timers

Configuring the split-horizon Option

Configuring the Debug Level for RIP

Enable Debug

Disable Debug

RIP Topology 2

This illustration shows a second RIP topology in which all three switches are connected over a common interface in VLAN 1. Switch 1 also has VLAN 2 configured. Switch 3 has VLAN 4 configured, and switch 2 has VLAN 3 configured.

image:Figure showing example topology of all three switches connected over a common interface and sharing VLAN1