From: Timothy Ouellette (timoue@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Jun 15 2002 - 00:15:18 GMT-3
Okay folks, starting off a late night studying and noticed something
weird. Got two boxes connected like so RouterA-------RouterB
Router B has a bunch of segments off of it. Something weird. Per some
of the material I have, the key chain names are supposed to be the same
but I've found that on routerA I can use the name "test" and router B I
can use the name "test2" and it'll work (i.e Routes get passed properly)
Router A
key chain test
key 1
key-string cisco
ip rip authentication key test
Router B
key chain test2
key 1
key-string cisco
ip rip authentication test2
But if on routerB, I change the key-chain name to "test ". (yes there is
a space at the end) and apply the appropriate "ip rip authentication
test " into the interface then the router spits back about it not liking
the authentication (invalid authentication)
Am I loosing my mind. "test" and "test12345" are the same but "test"
and "test " are different? I know that in BGP, you can apply multiple
route-maps and if you leave a space at the end, the router things there
is another route-map your calling and therefor may not make it through.
Thanks all!
Tim
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