Re: Rip Networks

I agree with Anthony here. Do what is asked, nothing more nothing less : )
If they wanted filtering, something else would be mentioned in the
question. With that being said, in a real lab or mock lab, make sure you
are advertising things into the protocols you are supposed to. For
instance, maybe you have OSPF down the road and they specifically tell you
to ONLY advertise that subnet into OSPF...well then you may have to rethink
things.

On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 7:52 PM, Anthony Sequeira <asequeira_at_ine.com> wrote:

> Yes - I think you are tending to read too much in here.
>
> You would think if they wanted the filtering, they would have provided
> another clue - such as "match this output", or do not allow any other
> prefixes to be advertised to R3...
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