Installing and Administering Internet Services
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Configuring gated
Configuring the RIP Protocol
B, D, and E pass routing information among themselves and update their
routes accordingly. C listens to the RIP conversation among B, D, and E,
and updates its routes accordingly. If routers D and E can both provide a
path to a network, but the path through router D is shorter, nodes B, C,
and E will use router D when routing packets to that network. If D goes
down, E becomes the new router to that network for nodes B, C, and E.
Figure 8-2 Example of Large RIP Network
A: Cluster Node (or Isolated Node)
There is no need to run gated at this node since it is on a LAN with only
one router. Set a static default route to the cluster server (B) in the
A
B
D
C
E
F
(A) Cluster Node
Isolated Node
or
(B) Root Server
(D) Major Router
(C) Single Node
(E) Major Router
(F) Single Node
130.15.0.5
130.15.0.0
(network number)
130.15.0.6 121.1.0.92
121.1.0.0
(network number)
121.1.0.2
134.5.0.1
133.4.0.1
132.5.0.1
121.1.0.10
121.1.0.15
132.6.0.1
131.5.0.2
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(network number)
136.5.0.1