[Xorp-users] Address not adding
Inlander
inlanderground at gmail.com
Wed Aug 1 13:52:33 PDT 2007
Hi, I'm a new user. I also running rip, with multicast. with 2 ethernet
almost like yours.
I saw that your configuration doesn't include prefix-length.
I think you should add them to each interface.
As long as I know. the IP 169.254.xxx.xxx is the autoconfiguration address.
MS Windows use it when Windows doesn't find any dhcp address.
those IP use prefix-length or subnet mask in 16 length.
so I think probably your xorp can't be called as a router if they have same
addresses
on their interfaces.
CMIIW
Regards,
>Are you intending to configure RIP in such way so you can see the RIP
> >packets originated by one of the IP addresses on the interface and
> >received on the same interface (but the other IP address)?
> >I don't think it will work this way.
> >You should run RIP instances on two different (neighbor) machines,
> >and even then you should enable RIP on one IP address per interface.
>
> I've tried running RIP on two different interface card on the same
> machine,
> using a different address on the cards but still no luck. Part of the
> config
> is below as well as the results I get.
>
> protocols {
> rip {
> export: "connected"
> interface eth0 {
> vif eth0 {
> address 169.254.8.14 {
> disable: false
> metric: 1
> horizon: "split-horizon-poison-reverse"
> passive: false
> accept-non-rip-requests: true
> accept-default-route: true
> /* advertise-defaut-route: true */
> route-timeout: 180
> deletion-delay: 120
> triggered-delay: 3
> triggered-jitter: 66
> update-interval: 30
> update-jitter: 16
> request-interval: 30
> interpacket-delay: 50
> /*
> authentication {
> simple-password: "password";
> md5 @: u32 {
> password: "password";
> start-time: "2006-01-01.12:00"
> end-time: "2007-01-01.12:00"
> }
> }
> */
> }
> }
> }
> export: "connected"
>
> interface eth2 {
> vif eth2 {
> address 169.254.5.17 {
> disable: false
> metric: 1
> horizon: "split-horizon-poison-reverse"
> passive: false
> accept-non-rip-requests: true
> accept-default-route: true
> route-timeout: 180
> deletion-delay: 120
> triggered-delay: 3
> triggered-jitter: 66
> update-interval: 30
> update-jitter: 16
> request-interval: 30
> interpacket-delay: 50
> }
> }
> }
> export: "connected"
> }
> }
>
> root at eLinuxBox> show rip statistics all
>
> * RIP on eth0 eth0 169.254.8.14
> Status: enabled
>
> Counter Value
> -------------------------------- ----------------
> Requests Sent 33
> Updates Sent 31
> Triggered Updates Sent 1
> Non-RIP Updates Sent 0
> Total Packets Received 0
> Request Packets Received 0
> Update Packets Received 0
> Bad Packets Received 0
> Authentication Failures 0
> Bad Routes Received 0
> Non-RIP Requests Received 0
>
> * RIP on eth2 eth2 169.254.5.17
> Status: enabled
>
> Counter Value
> -------------------------------- ----------------
> Requests Sent 33
> Updates Sent 32
> Triggered Updates Sent 0
> Non-RIP Updates Sent 0
> Total Packets Received 0
> Request Packets Received 0
> Update Packets Received 0
> Bad Packets Received 0
> Authentication Failures 0
> Bad Routes Received 0
> Non-RIP Requests Received 0
>
>
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