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7.5 RIP (Routing Information Protocol)

This feature allows your XRouter Aero to send and receive RIP packets to/from

other routers on the Internet. RIP is a protocol being used by some routers on the

Internet. By sending and receiving RIP packets, your XRouter Aero will learn the

routes used by neighboring routers. This can increase your its routing

performance. The XRouter Aero supports RIP1, RIP1-compatible, and RIP2.

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RIP1: RIP1 is used to exchange RIP packets with older routers, which do not

support RIP2.

RIP1- compatible: RIP1 compatible allows the broadcast of RIP1 and RIP2

multicast packets. It can also receive both types.

RIP2: RIP2 is used to exchange RIP packets with newer routers. When using

RIP2, you can only exchange information with RIP2 routers. Select the type of

RIP you would like to enable from the TX(transmit) and RX(receive) pull-down

menus. The RIP feature is considered an advance feature, and is not required for

the use of XRouter Aero. If you are not familiar with RIP, you may not want to

enable this feature. By enabling TX, you can send information about your router to

the Internet.

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