RIP Settings

Routing

other network configuration problems like routing loop. In the Internet, there are two types of dynamic routing algorithms used – Distance vector and Link State algorithm.

In the Distance Vector (DV) algorithm, each router computes the costs of its own attached links and shares the route information with its neighbor routers. The router gradually learns the least-cost path by iterative computation and knowledge exchange with its neighbors. The least-cost path in this algorithm is determined by the number of intermediate routers i.e. the hop-count. The path with the least hop-count is chosen as the best route. When the hop count reaches the maximum value of 16, the route is dropped from the table.

Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is one of the most common Distance Vector algorithms used. In case of RIP each router sends a periodic update every 30 seconds to its neighbor. When a router receives the updates from its neighbor, it first updates the entire routing table (choosing the best routes) and then sends the entire table to all the neighbors.

This router supports both versions of RIP - RIP V1 and RIP V2.

RIP V1: Uses only classful routing, which means that all devices in the network must use the same subnet mask. This is because RIP version 1 does not include the subnet mask when it sends updates. RIP V1 broadcasts its routing updates.

RIP-V2:Uses classless routing. RIP v2 uses multicast (224.0.0.9) to update its routing tables. For backward compatibility with RIP V1, RIP V2 messages must be broadcast instead of multicast.

Select Routing → Dynamic to configure RIP Settings as explained below.

Web UI

Routing Protocol	Select RIP to configure dynamic routing.

RIP Version	Select RIP2 or RIP1.

Redistribute	Static or Connected Routes can be redistributed into RIP table, so that
	these routes are also sent with the route updates.

RIP Daemon	Select Start or Stop to activate or deactivate the RIP daemon.

Enable	Select Enable to activate RIP on the corresponding interface.

Send Version	Select the RIP version to use. The interface can use the global default RIP
	version to send RIP messages or select a specific RIP version to use.

Receive Version	Select the RIP version to use. The interface can use the global default RIP
	version to receive RIP messages or select a specific RIP version to use.

V2 Broadcast	Select V2 Broadcast option, when the send RIP version for an interface is
	set to use RIP 2, to broadcast RIP 2 messages instead of the default
	multicast behavior.

Dlink DRO-210i User Guide

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