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RIP Commands

XSR CLI Reference Guide 5-123

RIP Commands

distance (RIP)

Thiscommanddefinesadministrativedistances(routepreference)intheRIPdomain.TheRIP

defaultrankshigherthanallotherrouteddistances.

IfseveralroutestothesamedestinationareofferedtotheRoutingTableManager(RTM)by

differentprotocols,installationisbasedonthedistanceoftheprotocolwiththelowest

value.You

cansetthesamedistancefordifferentprotocols(exceptformultiplestaticroutes)withatiebreak

basedondefaultdistances.

Referto

distance ospfcommandonpage147andip routeonpage209forcomparisonwith

OSPFandstaticroutes.

Syntax

distance weight

Syntax of the “no” Form

Thenocommandresetstheadministrativedistancetothedefaultvalue:

no distance weight

Defaults

•Distancesbetween241and255arereservedforinternaluse.

•Defaultdistancesmustnotbethesameforanytworoutingprotocols.

• RefertoTable5‐2belowfordefaultdistances.

weight

TheRIPadministrativedistance,rangingfrom1to240.

Table 5-2 Default Administrative Distances

Route Source Default Distance

Connected 0

Static 1

BGPexternal 20

OSPFintra 108

OSPFinternal 110

OSPFexterna l 112

RIP 120

BGPinternal 200

Reserved 241‐255

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