![ show ip[v6] protocols
show ip[v6] rip database
show ip[v6] route rip
debug ip rip {database | events}
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Networking Basics RIP
- 2. RIPv1,Original RIP implementation, limited to classful routing (obsolete) RIPv2,Introduced support for classless routing, authentication, triggered updates, and multicast announcements (RFC 2453) RIpng(RIP Next Generation), Extends RIPv2 to support IPv6 routing (RFC 2080); functions very similarly to RIPv2 and is subsequently as limited
- 3. 1. IPv4 Supported 2. Admin Distance 120 3. UDP Port 520 4. Authentication None 5. Adv. Distance Broadcast 6. Classless None
- 4. 1. IPv4 Supported 2. Admin Distance 120 3. UDP Port 520 4. Authentication Plain or MD5 5. Adv. Distance 229.0.0.9 6. Classless Yes
- 5. 1. IPv6 Supported 2. Admin Distance 120 3. UDP Port 521 4. Authentication None 5. Adv. Distance FF02::9 6. Classless Yes
- 6. #Initializing RIP Protocol router rip #for RIPv2 type: version 2 #Disable Automatic Summarization no auto summary #Interfaces by Network network {Network} #Directly Connected Neighbor IP neighbor {IP-address} #Disable unused interface passive-interface {interface-default}
- 7. #Enable MD5 authentication (RIPv2 only) ip rip authenticate mode md5 ip rip authenticate key-chain {key-chain}
- 8. #Enable IPv6 Routing Ipv6 unicast-routing #Enable Ripng IPv6 Ipv6 router rip {name} #Enable Ripng on Interface Ipv6 rip {name} enable #if you want to manual summarize route Ipv6 rip {name} summary-address {prefix}
- 9. show ip[v6] protocols show ip[v6] rip database show ip[v6] route rip debug ip rip {database | events} debug ipv6 rip {interface}