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If IP RIP is enabled for a specific interface (LAN, WAN RLAN, and/or numbered WAN interfaces),
an IP RIP send control must be selected. This element controls how IP RIP update messages are sent
on an IP RIP interface. There is a different default value depending on the type of interface
configured. The default value is automatically preconfigured when IP RIP is enabled.
The following tables provide the possible options for IP RIP send control.
For LAN and WAN RLAN interfaces:
(*) The default switch for WAN RLAN interface.
(**) The default switch for LAN interfaces.
For numbered WAN interfaces:
(*) The default switch for numbered WAN interfaces.
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If IP RIP is enabled for a specific interface, then designation of this element is required.
This element controls how the system responds to IP RIP requests on the interface. The default
value is automatically preconfigured when IP RIP is enabled.
Send Control Options
Description
RIP Version Sent
Do Not Send*
Indicates no IP RIP packets to be sent.
(none)
IP RIP v1**
Compliant with RFC 1058. Uses standard
(broadcast) addressing.
RIP v1
IP RIP v1 Compatible
Uses RFC 1058 route subsumption rules with
standard (broadcast) addressing
RIP v2
IP RIP v2
Compliant with RFC 1723. Uses standard
(multicast) addressing
RIP v2
Send Control Options
Description
RIP Version Sent
Do Not Send*
Indicates no IP RIP packets to be sent.
(none)
IP RIP v1
Compliant with RFC 1058. Use with unicast
addressing only (
option).
RIP v1
IP RIP v1 Compatible
Uses RFC 1058 route subsumption rules. Use
with unicast addressing only (
option)
RIP v2
IP RIP v2
Compliant with RFC 1723. Uses standard
(multicast) addressing
RIP v2