RIP is a distance vector routing protocol that uses hop count as its metric, with a maximum of 15 hops and updates every 30 seconds. It has two versions, with Version 2 supporting VLSM and route summarization. Key timers include an update timer of 30 seconds and an invalid timer of 180 seconds.
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RIP is a distance vector routing protocol that uses hop count as its metric, with a maximum of 15 hops and updates every 30 seconds. It has two versions, with Version 2 supporting VLSM and route summarization. Key timers include an update timer of 30 seconds and an invalid timer of 180 seconds.
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◦ RIP is a distance vector routing protocol that
uses hop count as the metric for route selection
and broadcasts routing updates every 30 seconds. ◦ RIP has maximum of 15 hop counts. ◦ RIP is a class full routing protocol, doesn't supports VLSM. ◦ Administrative distance of RIP is 120. ◦ It comes in two types Ver 1 and Ver 2. ◦ V2 supports VLSM, classless and route summarization. Characteristics of RIP include: ◦Uses hop count metric ◦Supports 15 hop-count limit ◦Supports six equal-cost paths Update Timer [ 30 SECONDS ] Invalid Timer [ 180 SECONDS ] Hold Down Timer [ 180 SECONDS ] Route Flush Timer [ 240 SECONDS ] ◦ Metric is hop count. ◦ Supports max 6 paths (default 4) ◦ Routes update every 30 seconds Router(config)#router rip
◦ Starts the RIP routing process
Router(config-router)#network network-number
• Selects participating attached networks
• Requires a major classful network number ROUTER RIP NETWORK 10.0.0.0 NEWTORK 20.0.0.0
IF USE VERSION 2. ROUTER RIP VERSION 2 [ ELSE ALL ARE SAME ]