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DES-7200 Configuration Guide Chapter 2 RIP
Configuration
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Note
z Only RIPv1 packets rather than RIPv2 packets and super network routes
are received on an interface.
z Super network routes are permitted to be received when RIPv2 packets
are allowed to be received on an interface.
z Super network routes are not sent when RIPv1 packets are sent on an
interface.
z Super network routes are permitted to be sent by default when RIPv2
packets are allowed to be sent on an interface.
z The no rip rip send supernet-routes command prohibits sending super
network routes.
z Auto aggregation takes no effect for super network routes.
z When route aggregation is configured on an interface (by the ip summary
rip command), super network routes are not supported.
2.2.12 Configuring RIP VRF
The RIP supports VRFs. Multiple RIP instances can be created to manage the
corresponding VRFs in the RIP process. By default, there is only one RIP
instance in the RIP process, which is used to manage the global routing table.
After a VRF is created, you can manage the routing table of the VRF by creating a
new RIP instance.
Execute the address-family command to enter the address family configuration
mode (with the prompt (config-router-af)#). When you specify the VRF associated
with the sub mode at the first time, the RIP will create the a RIP instance
corresponding to the VRF. Under this mode, you can configure the RIP route
information of the VRF in the same way as that in global route configuration
mode.
To exit the address family configuration sub mode and return to the route
configuration mode, execute the exit-address-family command or the exit
command.
To configure the RIP instance managng the VRF, execute the following command
in the RIP route processing configuration mode:
Command Function
DES-7200(config-router)# address-family
ipv4 vrf vrf-name
Create the RIP instance managing
the VRF.
DES-7200(config-router)#no address-family
ipv4 vrf vrf-name
Remove the RIP instance managing
the VRF.