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ip rip interval Displays the length of time (in seconds) that an
NCL1170 waits before transmitting updated RIP
information.
ip rip interval (XX) Assigns a duration (in seconds) that an NCL1170 waits
before transmitting updated RIP information.
ip rip nodefault|default Disables or enables RIP to advertise the default route.
Available only if routing mode is set to RIP.
default - if a default route exists, it is sent in the
advertisement.
nodefault - the default route is not sent, whether or
not it exists.
ip rip noupdate|update Disables or enables RIP advertisement of static routes.
update - sends static route information in a RIP
advertisement, as well as all other RIP information.
noupdate - sends everything except the static route
information. Available only if routing mode is set to RIP.
ip rip quiet|active Disables or enables RIP advertisement of static routes.
Available only if routing mode is set to RIP.
active - transmits route information, in packets, to the
interfaces.
quiet - disables RIP packets from being sent.
ip rip version 1|2 ip rip version displays the current version.
Switches 1 or 2, display/change RIP to the respective
version. Available only if routing mode is set to RIP.
Note that version 1 is broadcast only; version 2 can be
multicast, broadcast, or compatible (both).
ip route Displays the routing table information. Local interface
routes are always present as long as an address for the
interface exists.
ip route add|del
Network(aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd)
Gateway(eee.fff.ggg.hhh)
Mask(0-32)
Adds or deletes a static route.
Network(aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd) is the IP address of
the destination network;
Gateway(eee.fff.ggg.hhh) is the IP address for
the gateway; and Mask(0-32) is specified in either
dotted decimal format or number of bits.
ip route flush Removes all dynamic entries from the routing table.
Dynamic entries are those routes that the system has
learned.
ip route erase Removes all static and dynamic entries, except
interface routes, from the routing table.
ip statistics Displays the IP statistics information.
ip telnet host(aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd) Establishes a Telnet session with a remote host to
access and control a remote computer.
host(aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd) is the IP address of the
remote host.
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