Westermo RedFox Series - Manual (Page 646)

Westermo OS Management Guide
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Use ”show send-version” to show RIP version override settings when ac-
cepting incoming RIP messages on this interface.
Default values Auto (”no send-version”)
28.3.14 Configure RIP Version for Receiving on this Interface
Syntax [no] receive-version <1,2>
Context Interface RIP Configuration context
Usage Control whether this interface should use the global RIP version set-
ting ( section 28.3.2 ) when accepting incoming RIP messages on this inter-
face (”no receive-version”), or to override the global setting by accept-
ing RIPv1 (”receive-version 1”), RIPv2 (”receive-version 2”), or both
RIPv1 and RIPv2 (”receive-version 1,2”).
Use ”no receive-version” to remove override settings and return to auto
setting. (Override can also be removed for individual versions, e.g., ”no
receive-version 1” to remove version 1 as override setting.)
Use ”show receive-version” to show RIP version override settings when
accepting incoming RIP messages on this interface.
Default values Auto (”no receive-version”)
28.3.15 Configure Authentication of RIP Messages
Syntax [no] auth <md5 [KEYID] | plain> <SECRET>
Context Interface RIP Configuration context
Usage Configure authentication of RIP messages on this interface. Two authen-
tication methods are available:
❼ MD5: Use ”auth md5 <KEYID> <SECRET>” to use a MD5 cryptographic
authentication. MD5 secrets are text strings of 4-32 characters. A key
identifier (0-255) is associated with MD5 keys. (Both the secret and the
key identifier must be the same on neighbour routers.)
❼ Plain: Use ”auth plain <SECRET>” to use a clear-text password as au-
thentication. Plain text secrets are text strings of 4-16 characters. (The
secret must be the same on neighbour routers.)
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