Install guide

Filtering IP Routes 2-25
Software Version 2.7.5
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Filtering when copying routes to RIP
RIP can import static and OSPF routes. It also automatically imports interface
routes. The following table shows how to filter routes.
From How to filter
OSPF 1. Turn on exporting of OSPF routes into RIP, by using the command:
set ospf rip=export [other-options]
2. Create IP route filters to determine which OSPF routes are copied into the LSA
database, by using the command:
add ip route filter[=filter-id] ip=ipadd mask=ipadd
action={include|exclude} protocol=rip direction=send [other-options]
The router or switch automatically applies the filter when importing routes
into RIP, because protocol=rip.
Static 1. By default, RIP imports and advertises static routes. If this has been turned off,
turn it on for the required interfaces by using the command:
set ip rip interface=interface staticexport=yes [other-options]
2. Create IP route filters to determine which static routes are imported, by using
the command:
add ip route filter[=filter-id] ip=ipadd mask=ipadd
action={include|exclude} protocol=rip direction=send [other-options]
The router or switch automatically applies the filter when importing routes
into RIP, because protocol=rip.
Interface RIP automatically imports interface routes. Create IP route filters to determine
which interface routes are imported, by using the command:
add ip route filter[=filter-id] ip=ipadd mask=ipadd
action={include|exclude} protocol=rip direction=send [other-options]
The router or switch automatically applies the filter when importing routes into
RIP, because protocol=rip.