Date: Fri, 16 Apr 1999 21:37:38 +0330 (IST) From: Nader Atoofi <nader@dpiran.net> To: freebsd-net@freebsd.org Cc: nader@dpiran.net Subject: RIPV2 Message-ID: <199904161807.VAA19766@donya.dpi.net.ir>
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Hi you all,
As my firewall has been resided on between our Cisco router, I'm going to setup
RIP for exchanging routing information between our routers and firewalls.(As we
have two firewall, it is very important for availability.
I setup our routers(Cisco 2500) and Firewalls(FreeBSD 2.2.6-RELEASE) to handle
RIPV1 and it worked good in our network except that our supernet didn't
distribute completely in RIP. For resolving it, I had to switch to RIPV2, and I
setup our routers and firewall so, but the RIP information don't completely
distribute between router and firewall.
1. How can I distribute static route via RIP. For example, I do it in cisco with
router rip
redistribute static
but I don't know how to do it on our FREEBSD box.
2. As I explained, our firewalls don't work properly in RIPV2. As I worked a lot
on it, I understand that it's working good in one of it interfaces, but not in
the other interface.
I added
if=ed0
if=ed1
in my /etc/gateways but it didn't work.
Can anyone help me in this regard?
--Nader
Nader Atoofi
=== Unix and Network Administrator
=== === DP IRAN Co. Tehran Iran
=== === E_Mail : nader@dpi.net.ir
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