Authenticating Incoming Rip 2 Updates And Requests; Table C-5. Configuring The Annex To Accept Rip Packets - Bay Networks Baystream 7 Configuration And Troubleshooting Manual

Configuring and Troubleshooting Bay Dial VPN Services
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To use Quick2Config Annex or Annex Manager to configure all Annex interfaces
to accept RIP 2 packets, follow the procedures listed in
Table C-5.
Interface
Quick2Config Annex 1. Open the Network Annex tab.
Annex Manager
You may need to reset the appropriate port or Annex subsystem, or reboot the
Annex for changes to take effect. You must reboot the Annex if all the interfaces,
including en0, are being set. If en0 were not among the interfaces, you could reset
the Annex instead of rebooting it.
To reboot the Annex, using either Quick2Config Annex or Annex Manager:
1.
2.
Do not set the Annex interfaces to accept RIP 2 packets unless you are sure all
nodes on your network or internet are advertising only RIP 2 updates.

Authenticating Incoming RIP 2 Updates and Requests

To authenticate incoming RIP 2 messages, use the command line interface to set
the rip_auth
"Configuring the Remote
to do this procedure. You may need to reset the appropriate port or Annex
subsystem, or reboot the Annex for changes to take effect. To reboot the Annex,
using either Quick2Config Annex or Annex Manager:
C-7
Supports subnetting better than RIP 1; subnet masks are contained in a RIP 2
route's header, while RIP 1 carries no subnet information.
When used with the
authentication of incoming RIP 2 updates and requests.
Configuring the Annex to Accept RIP packets
Actions
2. Select Option 2
3. Click on Apply to accept this setting.
1. Display the IP Setup window.
2. Select Option 2
3. Click on Apply to accept this setting.
From the Configure menu, select the Boot option.
Click on Apply.
parameter to a password containing 1 to 16 characters.
BayStream Multiservice Software Version 7.2
parameter set to a password, provides full
rip_auth
in the
Accept RIP Version menu.
in the
Accept RIP Version menu.
Annex," describes in detail and gives examples of how
Table C-5.
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