Cisco Systems SG50028PK9NA Manual De Usuario
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Cisco Small Business 200, 300 and 500 Series Managed Switch Administration Guide (Internal Version)
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IP Configuration: RIPv2
This section describes the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) version 2 feature.
It covers the following topics:
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NOTE
RIP is supported in the following devices:
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SG500X/SG500XG in standalone stacking mode.
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SG500X/SG500XG in advanced hybrid stacking modes in Layer 3.
Overview
Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is an implementation of a distance-vector
protocol for local and wide-area networks. It classifies routers as either active or
passive (silent). Active routers advertise their routes to others; passive routers
listen and update their routes based on advertisements, but do not advertise.
Typically, routers run RIP in active mode, while hosts use passive mode.
protocol for local and wide-area networks. It classifies routers as either active or
passive (silent). Active routers advertise their routes to others; passive routers
listen and update their routes based on advertisements, but do not advertise.
Typically, routers run RIP in active mode, while hosts use passive mode.
The default gateway is a static route and it is advertised by RIP in the same way as
all other static routers, if it is enabled by configuration.
all other static routers, if it is enabled by configuration.
When IP Routing is enabled, RIP works fully. When IP Routing is disabled, RIP
works in the passive mode, meaning that it only learns routes from the received
RIP messages and does not send them.
works in the passive mode, meaning that it only learns routes from the received
RIP messages and does not send them.
NOTE
The IP Routing control is available on the SG500X/ESW2-550X models only. To
enable IP Routing, go to Configuration > Management and IP Interface > IPv4
Interface page.
enable IP Routing, go to Configuration > Management and IP Interface > IPv4
Interface page.
The device supports RIP version 2, which is based on the following standards: