RIP Authentication

From: Bryant, Paul M (paul.m.bryant@uk.verizonbusiness.com)
Date: Sun Apr 30 2006 - 05:25:44 GMT-3

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Hi all

I seem to have a problem whenever I use RIP auth.

I am trying to work out if it is me or my lab.

I always configure rip auth in this order

key chain rip
 key 1
  key-string 0 CISCO

int s0/0
 ip rip authentication key-chain rip
ip rip authentication mode md5

However, I seem to get very random results and generally it is does not
work. At first I realised it was because I was missing the '0' in the
key-string this seemed to matter on one of my routers as when I added it
everything worked.

Some suggestions the order of my commands would be good as if I am putting
the commands in in the wrong then this might explain it.

TIA

Paul Bryant

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