'Self-Originated' routes

From: Duncan Stuart (dstuart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Nov 16 2001 - 15:14:50 GMT-3

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Perhaps a trivial one for some ....

In IGRP, RIP, and others I expect, there are times when you do a show ip
route x.x.x.x and when looking at the output you get 'self originated'

What causes 'self-originated' routes
Why are they specifically labeled
Do they have any specific behavioural properties.

Had a look in the archives and there was nothing I could find to define them

Thanks

D

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