Stu,
It may be worthwhile to consider that you are the
router. A friend or neighbor has told you that you can
reach another network if you go via a certain
destination point i.e interface address. So this route
you now understand that to get to this network go that
way.
Your job now is to tell
All networks added under you Dynamic Routing Protocol configuration should
be of local significance only, meaning that they are "connected" to the
router. You should not add networks that are "learned" via RIP. The idea
is to configure the router with the network information that it needs to
"ad
The network statement is used on the originating router.
For the classful routing protocols, the network statement should use the
classful address. In the case you mention, 10.0.0.0.
This means RIP, RIPv2, and IGRP. EIGRP used to be that way. Not sure if
that changed in the 12.x IOS releases.
F
Also rip v2 will support a netmask .
CSCdp45009 is addressing this issue, but the ddts is
not fixed yet .
flem
--- Chuck Larrieu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The network statement is used on the originating
> router.
>
> For the classful routing protocols, the network
> statement should use t
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