On Thu, 12 Apr 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 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.
Is there a reasn why you can't use RIP on all 3 routers? You wouldn't
need to redistribute anything in that case. But if you want/have to use
BGP alone on serial links (reading between the lines of your question
below), you need to redistribute something into BGP, whether RIP or
static routes.
> Question: When running BGP, when does the age time on a route switch from
> hours, minutes and seconds to a hexidecimal number?
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