User`s guide

Configuring IP Routing
Managing the routing table
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both networks implement consistent routing tables (all of which might become
quite large).
To configure the Answer profile for RIP and IP routing:
1
Open the Ethernet > Answer > PPP Options menu.
2
Turn on IP routing.
Route IP=Yes
3
Open the Ethernet > Answer > Session Options menu.
4
Turn on the RIP parameter.
For example:
RIP=Recv-v2
This setting means that the Pipeline receives RIP-v2 updates across
incoming connections with other IP routers. If you do not want the Pipeline
to accept RIP updates on the WAN, use the following settings:
RIP=Off
5
Close and save the Answer profile.
Configuring RIP for a particular connection
You can turn off RIP for a particular connection by configuring it in the
Connection profile.
Note:
RIP traffic resets the Idle timer and updates are sent every 30 seconds. As
such, you should turn off RIP for WAN connections with the Idle (timer) set
below 30 seconds, or apply a Call filter for RIP updates on the WAN. If not, the
connections will never disconnect.
To configure a Connection profile for RIP and IP routing:
1
Open the Ethernet > Connection > any profile.
2
Turn on IP routing.
Route IP=Yes
3
Open the IP Options submenu of the same profile.
4
Turn on the RIP parameter.
For example: