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Web Interface Settings Glossary 69
Connection Menu > RIP Group
RIP Version
Enables/disables support for RIP (Routing Information Protocol). When enabled, routing
information will be exchanged with other devices.
Choices:
• Version 1: Supports RIP version 1.
• Version 2: Supports RIP version 2.
• V.2, compatible to V.1: Supports RIP version 2 that is version 1 compatible (implies
broadcasting RIP-2 updates).
• Disable: Disables RIP support.
RIP Policy
Defines how route updates, requests, and responses are managed. Choices:
• Silent: RIP accepts updates from other systems, but will not respond to requests or send
updates.
• Periodic: RIP sends a complete update to all neighbors and replies to all incoming requests
(LAN only). This is how RIP operates normally.
• If Connected: Allow RIP updates only if connected.
• Snapshot Server:
• Snapshot Client:
RIP Update
Defines the amount of time to wait (in seconds) between sending updates to peers.
Default:
• 30 seconds when in LAN profile or X25 profile.
• 60 seconds when in PPP profile where POLICY is SILENT or IFCONNECTED.
• 120 seconds when in PPP profile where POLICY is PERIODIC or SNAPSHOT.
Route Merging
Enables/disables RIP route merging. When enabled, RIP merges all similar routes to reduce the
routing table size and save memory.
Default: Disabled.
- Eicon 1530 WAN Router 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents 4 4
- Introduction 6
- Package Contents 8
- Specifications 9
- Introduction 10 10
- System Requirements 12
- Step 1: Connect the Cables 13
- IP Address Recommendations 14
- LAN Setup Notes 14
- Restarting your computer 14
- What’s Next? 14
- Troubleshooting 16
- Adjusting Browser Settings 16
- Step 4: Modify VHSI Settings 17
- Step 5: Create a Profile 19
- Switching Between Profiles 20
- Deleting Profiles 20
- Step 7: Reset the Device 22
- Step 8: Test WAN Access 23
- Eicon 1530 24
- Technical Support 27
- Using your Eicon 1530 28
- Ports and Indicator Lights 29
- Using your Eicon 1530 30 30
- Procedure 31
- Using your Eicon 1530 32 32
- ‘Save’ button 33
- ‘Reset Device’ 33
- Getting Help 34
- Click on a 34
- A help window 34
- ‘Protocol’ 37
- ‘Protocol’ is 38
- Creating and Editing Profiles 39
- Security 41
- Security Features Summary 43
- System Password 44
- Automatic Log Out 45
- Security 46 46
- Security 47 47
- ‘Default NAT 48
- Server’ field 48
- Remote Management 49
- Security 50 50
- Authentication (PPP only) 51
- Manual Dialing 52
- How Filtering Works 53
- Important Notes on Filters 54
- Defining a New Filter 54
- Action Direction 55
- Source /Destination 55
- Location 55
- ProtocolAddress 55
- Security 57 57
- Default Filters 58
- Security 59 59
- First filter 60
- System Menu 62
- Connection Menu 63
- (when protocol is set to PPP) 64
- Minimum Connection Time 66
- Max Retries 66
- Retry Delay 66
- Restore Delay 66
- Range: 16-1007 67
- Connection Menu > IP Group 68
- RIP Version 69
- RIP Policy 69
- RIP Update 69
- Route Merging 69
- Domain Name 71
- Primary Address 71
- Secondary Address 71
- DNS Relay 72
- TFTP Server 72
- IP Spoofing 72
- IP Services 72
- Routes Menu (IP Tree) 73
- Filters Menu (IP Tree) 74
- NAT Mapping Menu (IP Tree) 75
- Time Client Menu (IP Tree) 76
- SNMP Menu (IP Tree) 77
- DHCP Menu (IP Tree) 78
- LAN Menu 80
- LAN Menu > RIP Group 81
- VHSI Port Menu 83
- Line Speed 84
- TX Idle Timeout 85
- X25 Version 87
- TOA/NPI Addressing 87
- Maximum Retry Count (N3) 87
- Sequential Assignment of VCs 88
- Maximum Frame Size N1 90
- Maximum Window Size K 90
- Checkpoint T1 93
- Ack Delay T2 93
- Idle Probe T3 93
- Protocol Menu (VHSI Tree) 94
- Enable Dynamic DLCI 96
- Global window size 96
- Window Size K 97
- Dialer Menu (VHSI Tree) 98
- Selecting an Interface Cable 99
- Interface Connection Part # 100
- The V.24 Interface 102
- The V.35 Interface 104
- Command Line Interface 106
- Overview 107
- General Commands 108
- Command Line Interface 109 109
- Time and Date Commands 110
- Log Commands 111
- Mail Trace Commands 112
- Profile Commands 113
- Context Commands 114
- DHCP Commands 115
- Command Line Interface 116 116
- Command Line Interface 117 117
- Direct Commands 118
- HAYES Commands 119
- Command Line Interface 120 120
- SHOW HAYES CONFIGURATION 121
- V25BIS Commands 122
- Command Line Interface 123 123
- DNS DOMAIN Commands 124
- ETHERNET Commands 125
- Frame Relay Commands 126
- SET FRELAY LMIN1 pollcycle 127
- SET FRELAY LMIP1 maxdlci 127
- Command Line Interface 128 128
- HDLC Commands 129
- SET HDLC N1 NumBytes 130
- SET HDLC N2 MaxRetryCount 130
- SET HDLC K MaxWindowSize 130
- Command Line Interface 131 131
- IP Route Commands 132
- UDP and TCP Commands 133
- IP Filter Commands 134
- Command Line Interface 135 135
- Command Line Interface 136 136
- NAT Commands 137
- IP Commands 138
- Command Line Interface 139 139
- Command Line Interface 140 140
- Command Line Interface 141 141
- SET PORT XT8 XT8Maximum 142
- SHOW PORT CONFIGURATION 142
- PPP Commands 143
- Command Line Interface 144 144
- SHOW PPP CONFIGURATION 145
- SHOW PPP STATISTICS 145
- SHOW PPP STATUS 145
- STOP PPP TRACE [port] 145
- RIP Commands 146
- ADD RIP REJECT ipaddr 147
- DELETE RIP REJECT ipaddr 147
- SHOW RIP REJECT 147
- SNMP Commands 148
- TFTP Commands 149
- Time Protocol Commands 150
- X.25 Commands 151
- Command Line Interface 152 152
- Command Line Interface 153 153
- Command Line Interface 154 154
- Command Line Interface 155 155
- STOP X25 TRACE 156
- SHOW X25 CONFIGURATION 156
- Declaration of Conformity 158
- Safety Notice 158
- Safety Status 159
- Limited Warranty 160
- Index 162 162
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