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Usage

<configuration>
    <logical-systems>
        <routing-instances>
            <instance>
                <protocols>
                    <rip>
                        <group>
                            <neighbor>
                                <name>name</name> <!-- identifier -->
                                <route-timeout>seconds</route-timeout>
                                <update-interval>seconds</update-interval>
                                <metric-in>metric-in</metric-in>
                                <send>...</send>
                                <receive>...</receive>
                                <check-zero/>
                                <any-sender/>
                                <message-size>message-size</message-size>
                                <import>...</import>
                                <authentication-type>authentication-type-choice
                                    </authentication-type>
                                <authentication-key>authentication-key</authentication-key>
                                <bfd-liveness-detection>...</bfd-liveness-detection>
                            </neighbor>
                        </group>
                    </rip>
                </protocols>
            </instance>
        </routing-instances>
    </logical-systems>
</configuration>

Description

Neighbor configuration.

Contents

<any-sender>—Disable strict checks on sender address.

<authentication-key>—Authentication key (password).

<authentication-type>—Authentication type.

<bfd-liveness-detection>—Bidirectional Forwarding Detection options.

<check-zero>—Check reserved fields on incoming RIPv1 packets.

<import>—Import policy.

<message-size>—Number of route entries per update message.

<metric-in>—Metric value to add to incoming routes.

<name>—Interface name.

<receive>—Configure RIP receive options.

<route-timeout>—Delay before routes time out.

<send>—Configure RIP send options.

<update-interval>—Interval between regular route updates.


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