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Characteristics of RIP |
- Distance vector protocol - Administrative distance of 120 - Uses hop count as metric |
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Advantages |
- Non-complex; easy to configure - Good for small networks without redundant paths - Oldest protocol, good for interoperability |
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Disadvantages |
- Max hop count of 15 - Prone to looping because of slow convergence |
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RIP v.1 |
- Only supports classful routing - Only deployed in private networks |
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RIP v.2 |
- Supports classless routing - Auto-summarisation on by default - Multicasts, doesn't broadcast - Simple password authentication |
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RIP advertisements |
- "Updates" (flushes) of routing tables every 30 seconds - RIP may be configured to not advertise routes unnecessarily. |
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RIP timers |
- Update -> 30 seconds (Convergence of neighbouring routers) - Invalid -> 180 seconds (TTL = 16) - Flush -> 240 seconds (removed) |
