From: Leigh Harrison (ccileigh@gmail.com)
Date: Thu Nov 10 2005 - 07:18:33 GMT-3
Hey there,
Do a "show ip protocol" and see on which router the versions of rip are
being sent and are alowed to be recieved. You may find there is a mismatch.
Make sure they are sending and recieving both. Also, fire up a few
debugs and see what they've got to say for themselves.
Also - for your ip addressing (if you're just playing) make them all
classfull so they will appear properly in the rip database.
LH
#15331
Loi, Choon Ho wrote:
>Consider this scenario:
>
>(transit)R1---------ripv1-----------R2----------ripv2--------R3(Stub)
>
>Network from R1 being propagate to R2 but, R1 can't learn any route from
>either R3/R2
>What can I do to advertise routes from RIPv2 to RIPv1 If RIPv2 have
>multiple VLSM route.
>
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