D-Link DES-6300 User Manual page 125

Modular L3 Ethernet Switch User's Guide
To edit ICMP Interface Parameters fields:
1. Display the ICMP Interface Parameters window.
2. Edit any field except the IP Address field.
3. Click . When the Status field displays "Finished!", the fields are confirmed as modified.
To display the RIP Interface Table Edit window:
1. Display the IP Router Interface Parameters Edit window.
2. Press the RIP Parameters button. The RIP Interface Table Edit window opens:
Figure 6- 93. RIP Interface Table Edit window
The RIP Interface Table Edit window displays the following fields:
♦ IP Address – The IP address of the current interface.
♦ Outgoing RIP – The type of RIP being sent.
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RIP version 1 – Sending RIP updates compliant with RFC 1058.
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RIP version 2 – Multicasting RIP-2 updates.
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Do Not Send – No RIP updates are sent.
♦ Incoming RIP – The type of RIP being received.
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RIP version 1 – Accepting RIP 1.
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RIP version 2 – Accepting RIP 2.
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Do Not Receive – No RIP updates are accepted.
♦ Default Route Metric – Metric for the default route entry in RIP updates originated on this
interface. Zero indicates that no default route should be originated.
♦ Auto Send – When this parameter is enabled, the device advertises RIP messages with only
the default metric. This allows some stations to learn the default router address. If the device
detects another RIP message, Auto Send is disabled. Enable this to minimize network traffic
when the device is the only router on the network.
♦ Virtual Distance – Virtual number of hops assigned to the interface. This enables RIP routing
algorithm fine-tuning.
♦ Status – The status of the RIP in the router.
To edit RIP Parameters window fields:
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