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I am trying to configure a PP8010 (v 3.3.0) as a Layer 3 switch and to grab
RIP updates from a BLN that is connected directly to it.
I've enabled IP forwarding and RIP, enabling RIP in the Advanced tab.
However, the 8010 will not grab the entire routing table that is present in
the BLN.
Obviously I am missing something, but cannot find my way. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.

WanNutt wrote:

I am trying to configure a PP8010 (v 3.3.0) as a Layer 3 switch and to
grab
RIP updates from a BLN that is connected directly to it.
I've enabled IP forwarding and RIP, enabling RIP in the Advanced tab.
However, the 8010 will not grab the entire routing table that is present
in
the BLN.
Obviously I am missing something, but cannot find my way. Any help would
be
greatly appreciated.



Hi WanNutt

A PP8010 is a chassis without any intelligence or modules in it, used for
the PP8600 and the PP8100 Systems. :-) So I
guess you've got a PP8600 system.
First thing you have to know about RIP is, that there is RIP version 1 and
RIP version 2. The difference is that RIP V1
does "only send classfull routing updates", meanwhile RIP V2 does
classless updates.
Here some basics:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/t ... 3f1e.shtml

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/t ... 3fd8.shtml

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/t ... 3fd6.shtml

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/t ... _home.html

So my first guess is that you are running RIP V1. So please check on both
systems and if necessary change to RIP V2.


Regards
Roberto
Thanks Roberto. The chassis is an 8600 and I am running RIP v2 on all

"Roberto Giana" <dont_spam_me_rgiana@spin.ch> wrote in message
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WanNutt wrote:

I am trying to configure a PP8010 (v 3.3.0) as a Layer 3 switch and to
grab
RIP updates from a BLN that is connected directly to it.
I've enabled IP forwarding and RIP, enabling RIP in the Advanced tab.
However, the 8010 will not grab the entire routing table that is
present
in
the BLN.
Obviously I am missing something, but cannot find my way. Any help
would
be
greatly appreciated.



Hi WanNutt

A PP8010 is a chassis without any intelligence or modules in it, used
for
the PP8600 and the PP8100 Systems. :-) So I
guess you've got a PP8600 system.
First thing you have to know about RIP is, that there is RIP version 1
and
RIP version 2. The difference is that RIP V1
does "only send classfull routing updates", meanwhile RIP V2 does
classless updates.
Here some basics:


http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/t ... 0080093f1e

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/t ... 0080093fd8

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/t ... 0080093fd6

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/t ... _sub-proto

So my first guess is that you are running RIP V1. So please check on
both
systems and if necessary change to RIP V2.


Regards
Roberto
Thanks Roberto. The chassis is an 8600 and I am running RIP v2 on all
affected interfaces. There are 82 routes in the BLN's routing table, but
the
8600 only grabs 29.
I've also looked at the RIP stats and it shows that no updates have either
been sent or received by the switch.


What kind of routes is it missing? Are it static routes?

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"Roberto Giana" <dont_spam_me_rgiana@spin.ch> wrote in message
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WanNutt wrote:

I am trying to configure a PP8010 (v 3.3.0) as a Layer 3 switch and
to
grab
RIP updates from a BLN that is connected directly to it.
I've enabled IP forwarding and RIP, enabling RIP in the Advanced
tab.
However, the 8010 will not grab the entire routing table that is
present
in
the BLN.
Obviously I am missing something, but cannot find my way. Any help
would
be
greatly appreciated.



Hi WanNutt

A PP8010 is a chassis without any intelligence or modules in it, used
for
the PP8600 and the PP8100 Systems. :-) So I
guess you've got a PP8600 system.
First thing you have to know about RIP is, that there is RIP version 1
and
RIP version 2. The difference is that RIP V1
does "only send classfull routing updates", meanwhile RIP V2 does
classless updates.
Here some basics:



http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/t ... 0080093f1e
.shtml



http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/t ... 0080093fd8
.shtml



http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/t ... 0080093fd6
.shtml



http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/t ... _sub-proto
col_home.html

So my first guess is that you are running RIP V1. So please check on
both
systems and if necessary change to RIP V2.


Regards
Roberto
Thanks Roberto. The chassis is an 8600 and I am running RIP v2 on all
affected interfaces. There are 82 routes in the BLN's routing table, but
the
8600 only grabs 29.
I've also looked at the RIP stats and it shows that no updates have
either
been sent or received by the switch.


What kind of routes is it missing? Are it static routes?

In that case you need to create announce policies on the bln

Looks like the static routes are the ones missing. How do I configure the

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"Roberto Giana" <dont_spam_me_rgiana@spin.ch> wrote in message
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WanNutt wrote:

I am trying to configure a PP8010 (v 3.3.0) as a Layer 3 switch
and
to
grab
RIP updates from a BLN that is connected directly to it.
I've enabled IP forwarding and RIP, enabling RIP in the Advanced
tab.
However, the 8010 will not grab the entire routing table that is
present
in
the BLN.
Obviously I am missing something, but cannot find my way. Any help
would
be
greatly appreciated.



Hi WanNutt

A PP8010 is a chassis without any intelligence or modules in it,
used
for
the PP8600 and the PP8100 Systems. :-) So I
guess you've got a PP8600 system.
First thing you have to know about RIP is, that there is RIP version
1
and
RIP version 2. The difference is that RIP V1
does "only send classfull routing updates", meanwhile RIP V2 does
classless updates.
Here some basics:




http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/t ... 0080093f1e
.shtml




http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/t ... 0080093fd8
.shtml




http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/t ... 0080093fd6
.shtml




http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/t ... _sub-proto
col_home.html

So my first guess is that you are running RIP V1. So please check on
both
systems and if necessary change to RIP V2.


Regards
Roberto
Thanks Roberto. The chassis is an 8600 and I am running RIP v2 on all
affected interfaces. There are 82 routes in the BLN's routing table,
but
the
8600 only grabs 29.
I've also looked at the RIP stats and it shows that no updates have
either
been sent or received by the switch.


What kind of routes is it missing? Are it static routes?

In that case you need to create announce policies on the bln

Looks like the static routes are the ones missing. How do I configure the
announce policies?


Go to Protocols, IP and select policy filters.