22 Dec
2017
22 Dec
'17
3:47 a.m.
RIP44 is pretty much RIP v2 sent over encapsulated tunnels to the
various gateways. This is done in this manner because there is no
concept of broadcasting in the world of tunnels. It requires special
software or setup on the receiving end at the gateways in order to
decapsulate the RIP packets and process them. Once decapsulated,
the RIP packets are handled much like ordinary RIPv2 would be,
except that the data in them is used to build an encapsulation
routing table of tunnel endpoints rather than Ethernet routes.
- Brian
On Thu, Dec 21, 2017 at 01:53:00PM -0600, Tom Cardinal wrote:
What are the differences between RIP44 and RIP v2? Is
the RIP44
protocol documented anywhere? I'm learning more and would like to crack
into the differences between the protocols.
--tom
n2xu
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