The router will send unicast rip version 2 packet for the neighbor
10.108.20.4, if you don't use passive interface both multicast and
unicast packets will exit the interface.
/Ralph Olsen
Lab data April 28th 2008
Bootcamp San José April 14th 2008
GAURAV MADAN skrev:
Hi
I am actually confused in usage of passive-int and neighbor command in
case of RIP .
I understand that if we use passive-interface for a given interface ;
UPDATES will not be sent out that interface .
The only usage that i can think of "neighbor" command is that on a
broadcast network where we want non-broadcast exchange of routing info
. i.e if we wanna establish rip relationship between particular rtrts
; then we can use it ..
is there some other usage ??
actually am confused by usage given in CCO which says :
router rip
network 10.108.0.0 <http://10.108.0.0>
passive-interface ethernet 1
neighbor 10.108.20.4 <http://10.108.20.4>
*In the above case ; if neighbor 10.108.20.4 <http://10.108.20.4> is located out eth 1 .. still no RIP update will go to that router .. right ?*
Gaurav Madan.
