From: David Lee Steele, Jr. (d.steele2@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun Apr 07 2002 - 17:09:59 GMT-3
> David SAP is not responsible for EIGRP at all. The tie in there is
that
> when running IPX routing using EIGRP and not RIP you get the benefit
of
> SAPs not being flooded every 60 seconds.
So if you are running IPX routing with EIGRP and have RIP disabled, SAPs
are not sent out every 60 seconds, right?
I guess I still don't see why using EIGRP or RIP would change the
frequency that SAPs are sent out.
> This is used almost entirely in the WAN enviromnet normally and very
good
> for those low speed frame relay links. When you use this it is a good
> idea to also turn off RIP for the WAN network also.
I can definitely see the benefit, but I just don't see why such a "rule"
exists. I mean, why make it dependant on whether or not EIGRP is being
used, why not just have a command that makes it so.
> Here is you page in non PDF format also, not sure why you want to view
> PDFs for this.
>
>
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios121/121cgcr/
atipx_c/ipx/2cdipx.htm
Thanks, I forgot that I was viewing the page as a pdf when I posted the
link. I was printing this document, so I was viewing the pdf version.
Dave
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