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To configure RIP
1. From the Main Menu, select Layer 3 - IP Networking Setup | RIP Configurations and press
Enter .
2. Using the space bar, toggle the RIP Status field to Enabled or Disabled . This function allows
the RIP protocol to be turned on or off without changing the RIP setup.
3. Highlight APPLY and press Enter .
4. On the RIP Configurations menu, select RIP Interface Settings .
5. Configure these fields.
Interface Name
TX Mode
RX Mode
Authentication
Password
6. Highlight APPLY and press Enter .
Multicast Global Configurations
The Multicast Global Configurations screen is only for globally enabling or disabling the multicast
routing protocols on the switch. Each VLAN or IP Interface uses these global values unless you
configured it to use specialized settings. The protocol must be enabled globally before you can
enable it on a specific VLAN or IP interface. (RIP is globally set up with the RIP Configuration
option.)
To configure globally the multicast protocols
1. From the Main Menu, select Layer 3 - IP Networking Setup | Multicast Global
Configurations and press Enter .
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Specifies the name of the IP interface on which RIP is to be set up. This
interface must be previously configured on the switch.
Specifies which version of the RIP protocol will be used to transmit RIP
packets. This field toggles between Disabled, V1 Only, V1 Compatible,
and V2 Only. Disabled prevents the transmission of RIP packets.
Specifies which version of the RIP protocol will be used to interpret received
RIP packets. This field toggles between Disabled, V1 Only, V2 Only, and
V1 and V2. Disabled prevents the reception of RIP packets.
Enables or disables authentication between routers. When authentication is
enabled, a password is used to authenticate communication between
routers on the network. Authentication is only supported when RIP is in V1
Compatible or V2 Only mode.
Specifies the password to be used to authenticate communication between
routers on the network.
Using the Telnet Console
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