Setting The Enhanced Rip Mode; Setting The Rip Mode - 3Com CoreBuilder 2500 User Manual

Setting the RIP
Mode
Default
Top-Level Menu
system
ethernet interface
fddi route
mode
atm
server
enhanced
bridge forwarding
triggered
ip
rip
ipx
sap
appletalk statistics
snmp
analyzer
script
logout
Setting the
Enhanced RIP Mode
Default
Top-Level Menu
system
ethernet
interface
fddi route
mode
atm
server
enhanced
bridge forwarding
triggered
ip
rip
ipx
sap
appletalk statistics
snmp
analyzer
script
logout
Use this command to select an RIP mode that is appropriate for your
network. RIP can operate in any of three modes:
off — The IPX module does not process any incoming RIP packets and
does not generate any RIP packets of its own.
passive — The system processes all incoming RIP packets, but it does
not broadcast periodic or triggered RIP updates or respond to RIP
requests.
active — The system processes all incoming RIP packets, responds to
explicit requests for routing information, and broadcasts periodic and
triggered RIP updates.
The default RIP mode is off.
To set the RIP mode:
1 From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:
ipx rip mode
2 Enter the RIP mode (
Press Return to accept the existing value in brackets.
Standard IPX RIP packets include up to 50 route advertisements, but
some routers allow up to 68 route advertisements. Enhanced RIP mode
increases the number of advertisements in an RIP packet that the system
accepts. Enhanced RIP mode gives the system greater interoperability
with routers that do not follow standard IPX advertisement guidelines.
The default enhanced RIP mode is disabled.
To enable or disable enhanced RIP mode:
1 From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:
ipx rip enhanced
2 Enter the enhanced RIP state (
Press Return to accept the existing value in brackets.
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off passive active
or
enabled

Setting the RIP Mode

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