Are there actually 3 routers here? Are you starting your explanation from
Router1?
Are there really two links from Router1 to Router2?
Redistribution from where to where and with what?
Then you mention BGP.......
Your description of the scenario is quite lacking, sort of like a client
requirements document I read lately.
Enabling RIP on all the routers will get all routes advertised don't know
what the redistribution thing is all about.
But the redundant links thing is unclear - do you have a simple triangle? or
does one side of the triangle actually have 2 links - or is there a triangle
at all????????
Anyway, BGP... did quick search on CCO, the terms BGP and hexadecimal I
found were for displaying the net mask. This sounds like a trick question
about how the data is transmitted vs. how it is displayed. But, I can't
tell.
Kevin Wigle
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> redundant links (serial) to router 2 and one serial connection to router
3.
> Routers 2 and 3 are attached via an ethernet connection.
>
> Requirement: To have ethernet network learned via RIP without
> redistribution.
> Is this possible? We have tried this experiment in one of our labs.
>
> Question: When running BGP, when does the age time on a route switch from
> hours, minutes and seconds to a hexidecimal number?
>
> Any assistance from the group would be appreciated. I might add that this
> was
> an experiment we were trying at a school lab.
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