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Internet Protocol Routing Service
Static Routing
Figure 5. Default Route Example 1
Default route example 2: To connect an HP router to another
network that uses a different interior gateway protocol (IGP), a default
route is used. One such example, shown in figure 6, is connecting an HP
router to a Cisco router backbone that uses IGRP, a proprietary routing
protocol. Network interface 3 on the HP router is a default route to
router X; interface A on router X is the next hop. RIP Supply, RIP Listen,
Default Route Supply, and Default Route Listen will not be configured.
Cost is not applicable. Also configure static routes on router X to the
Red network and to router 2.
Figure 6. Default Route Example 2
Static route example 2: To restrict packets, for security reasons, to
paths you specifically configure, all routes would be configured
statically. Note that one of your redundant links could never be used for
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