From: ccie@robby.de
Date: Mon Apr 14 2008 - 06:16:31 ART
aha ok, we need only "passive config" when the interfaces in the same
networks.
Adel Karim schrieb:
> There is no need for passive interface on R4 since the command
> "network 204.12.x.0" on R4 will not enable RIP on any other interface
> except the desired one which is e0/1.
>
> HTH
> Adel
>
> On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 11:05 AM, ccie@robby.de <mailto:ccie@robby.de>
> <ccie@robby.de <mailto:ccie@robby.de>> wrote:
>
> on R3 that's clear for me. The only mistake for me was on R4, in
> the solutions i think they forget the passive configs on R4.
>
> Adel Karim schrieb:
>
> Yes you are correct, for R4 it is asking you to enable RIP on
> the connection to BB3 and that's it. No other interfaces
> should have RIP enabled on them: Enable RIP on VLAN 43 between
> R4 and BB3.
> But if you look at R3, enabling RIP on vlan 36 using the
> command "network 141.X.0.0" will enable RIP on R3's e0/0 and
> s1/0.1 which is not desired, that's why they added the
> sentence: "do not send RIP updates out any other interfaces".
> Regards
> Adel
>
>
> On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 10:47 AM, ccie@robby.de
> <mailto:ccie@robby.de> <mailto:ccie@robby.de
> <mailto:ccie@robby.de>> <ccie@robby.de <mailto:ccie@robby.de>
> <mailto:ccie@robby.de <mailto:ccie@robby.de>>> wrote:
>
> okay, but the Questions is "do not send RIP updates out any
> other
> interfaces", so what is with R4?
> The only network is 204.12.X.0 to BB3 and not on S1/0,S1/1
> or E0/0.
>
> Adel Karim schrieb:
>
> Hi Robby,
>
> The task asks you to enable RIP on certain interfaces
> and not
> the other
> based on the lab requirements that you have to follow.
>
> Sometimes enabling RIP on certain interfaces is for the
> purpose of
> advertising the subnets on those interfaces to other
> routers
> running RIP.
> That's why you might be asked to enable RIP on an interface
> that does not
> connect you to any neighbor.
>
>
>
> On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 10:11 AM, ccie@robby.de
> <mailto:ccie@robby.de>
> <mailto:ccie@robby.de <mailto:ccie@robby.de>>
> <ccie@robby.de <mailto:ccie@robby.de> <mailto:ccie@robby.de
> <mailto:ccie@robby.de>>>
>
> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> in some Labs (3 and 4 for example) gives Questions with
> configure RIP and
> do not sent RIP updates out any other interfaces.
>
> Normally for me, i think that means we talk RIP only on
> the interfaces who
> the RIP Routers talking together.
> But in the Answers is sometimes not right or maybe not
> really clear for
> me.
>
> For example Lab4 Question 4.8. Why we talking on all
> interfaces on SW1 or
> R4 RIP?
>
> thanks for clearing and help.
> Robby.
>
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