Hey Anthony, RIP doesn't "peer" it just sends out routes. Regarding primary/secondary you need to be careful. By default RIP sources things from the primary IP address. If RIP receives updates from a network other than what is configured, it will reject them by default. You can get around this with the "no validate-update-source" RIP command.
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