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show ip rip statistics
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Bad routes received—Number of bad routes received from the peer
BFD—State of the BFD session with the peer, Up or Down
Example
host1#show ip rip peer
192.168.1.102
Time since last update received = 24
Peer version = 1
Bad packet received = 0
Bad routes received = 0
BFD Up
192.168.1.151
Time since last update received = 24
Peer version = 1
Bad packet received = 0
Bad routes received = 0
BFD Down
192.168.1.250
Time since last update received = 7
Peer version = 2
Bad packet received = 0
Bad routes received = 0
BFD Up
See show ip rip peer
Use to display global and session statistics counters for RIP. If you specify an IP address,
statistics for that interface are displayed in addition to the global RIP statistics.
Specify vrf vrfName to limit the display to a specific VRF.
Use the optional delta keyword to specify that baselined statistics are to be shown.
You must use the baseline ip rip command to set a baseline.
Field descriptions
Number of route changes—Number of times the router has been told to route changes
by its peers
Number of route queries—Number of times the router has received route requests
from other routers
Received bad packets—Number of bad packets received from the peer
Received bad routes—Number of bad routes received from the peer
Triggered updates sent—Number of triggered updates sent; triggered updates are
sent before the entire RIP routing table is sent; triggered by events such as adding a
new RIP route or redistribution
Received updates—Number of updates received
Example 1
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