<rip-neighbor>

Usage

<rip-neighbor-information | rip-instance-neighbor>
    <rip-neighbor>
        <rip-neighbor-name>rip-neighbor-name</rip-neighbor-name>
        <rip-neighbor-state>rip-neighbor-state</rip-neighbor-state>
        <rip-neighbor-metric-in>rip-neighbor-metric-in</rip-neighbor-metric-in>
        <rip-local-address-ipv4>rip-local-address-ipv4</rip-local-address-ipv4>
        <rip-remote-address-ipv4>rip-remote-address-ipv4</rip-remote-address-ipv4>
        <send-mode-ripv2>send-mode-ripv2</send-mode-ripv2>
        <receive-mode-ripv2>receive-mode-ripv2</receive-mode-ripv2>
        <rip-local-address-ipv6>rip-local-address-ipv6</rip-local-address-ipv6>
        <rip-remote-address-ipv6>rip-remote-address-ipv6</rip-remote-address-ipv6>
        <send-mode-ripng>send-mode-ripng</send-mode-ripng>
        <receive-mode-ripng>receive-mode-ripng</receive-mode-ripng>
    </rip-neighbor>
</rip-neighbor-information | rip-instance-neighbor>

Description

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Contents

<receive-mode-ripng>—Receive state of the neighbor, which determines whether RIPng packets are accepted through that interface.

<receive-mode-ripv2>—Receive state of the neighbor, which determines which RIP packets are accepted. It is one of four values: (1) v1 only--only RIPv1 packets are received, (2) v2 only--only RIPv2 packets are received, (3) both--both RIPv1 and RIPv2 packets are received, or (4) none--no packets are received.

<rip-local-address-ipv4>—Local address of this neighbor (IPv4 address of the interface over which the protocol is configured).

<rip-local-address-ipv6>—Local address of this neighbor (IPv6 address of the interface over which the protocol is configured).

<rip-neighbor-metric-in>—Metric value to add to incoming routes. This is a value between 1 and 15.

<rip-neighbor-name>—Name of the interface over which the protocol is configured.

<rip-neighbor-state>—Whether neighbor is up or down.

<rip-remote-address-ipv4>—Remote address for this neighbor. If the neighbor is configured for broadcast mode, this is the broadcast address; otherwise, it is the RIP multicast address.

<rip-remote-address-ipv6>—Remote address of this neighbor (RIPng multicast address).

<send-mode-ripng>—Send state of the neighbor, which determines whether the neighbor sends RIPng updates.

<send-mode-ripv2>—Send state of the neighbor, which determines how RIP updates are sent. It is one of four values: (1) bcast--broadcast of RIPv2 packets (compatible with RIPv1), (2) mcast--multicast of RIPv2 packets, (3) v1--broadcast of RIPv1 packets, or (4) none--silent neighbor; no updates sent.