Hi all,
Just set up a simple RIP network and am trying to
redistribute connected networks without directly
advertising a network through the network statement.
The router won't allow me ? If I advertise a network
with redistribute connected and then take the network
out of the advertisements t
The network statement in RIP does not specify which networks to
advertise, it specifies which interfaces participate in RIP. If you
don't have a network statement, no networks will be advertised because
no interfaces are running RIP.
HTH,
John
>>> "Phil Barker" 12/19/01 12:01:40 PM
>>>
Hi al
I see your point John its just that I expected the
router to look at its directly connected interfaces
and to advertise those routes saving me from typing
them in.
Cheers,
Phil.
--- John Neiberger
wrote: > The network statement in RIP does not specify
which
> networks to
> advertise, it specif
No, I still don't get it !!!
If I have to type in all the directly connected
networks via the network statement then what does
redistribute connected actually do ?
Regs,
Phil.
--- John Neiberger
wrote: > The network statement in RIP does not specify
which
> networks to
> advertise, it specif
In RIP, you must specify which interfaces participate in the routing
protocol. With no network statement, you have no interfaces
participating so what's the point in that?? :-)
Let's say you have 10 interfaces, one of which is in the 172.16.0.0/16
major net and the rest are in some other major
I know this may be a stupid question, but how does the BGP network statement
operates?
H
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> In RIP, you must specify which interfaces participate in the routing
> protocol. With no network statement, you have no i
In other protocols, the network statement, among other things,
specifies the interfaces that are participating in the routing
protocol. BGP works a little differently.
In BGP you must specifically configure your neighbors so it's
not necessary to then specify an interface to run BGP. Once
y
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