MOXA交换机培训教材讲解.ppt

* Apply the same configuration on Switch 2. * RIP Distribution allows the user to choose different routing table entries. The selections are Static or static route, which can be manually created , Connected which is directly connected networks, and OSFP which is dynamically learned and is also in RIP messages then updated to its neighbors. “Please note:? Always make sure that all directly connected network route entry info must be contained in the RIP updates.? On the Moxa switches, this means that the “Connected” check box in RIP distribution has to be checked.? For the reason that the directly connected networks are the remote networks of the neighboring Routers or Layer 3 switches. Therefore RIP update must at least contain the directly connected networks information to populate to their Neighbors.” Take Off “The advantage of RIP Distribution is that it offers an alternative of manually entering paths as was the case for static routes. It should be mentioned that OSFP protocol is also capable of this and will be a future feature in the next firmware update for this series of switches.” Take off Please note: Always make sure that all directly connected network route entry info must be contained in RIP updates. On the Moxa switches, this means that the “Connected” check box in RIP distribution has to be checked. Because the neighbored Routers or Layer 3 switches must at least obtain the direction connected networks info. * After enabling the RIP function on both Layer 3 Switch 1 and Switch 2 , you can check their routing Entry on their Routing table. As you can see on switch 1, it automatically learned the entry of / 24. The next hop will be 00 which is updated from switch 2 ‘s 00 interface. * Similarly, according to routing entry learned by RIP protocol shown on the switch 2’s routing table , if all packets originate from any host on the subnet and are destined to the subnet; packets will first be forwarded to the Next Hop which is 00. Then, the S