RIP Version 2 - Distance Vector Routing Protocol

[Nahalosa0714]

Thank you very much man, it help me a lot!

[irfandharma]

this is simple and usu full,,, thanks buddy

[TheLozia]

Great video buddy :) this has come in super handy for revising for my Cisco practical. Saves me reading through the CCNA2 book again.

[jbre44]

very helpful thank you

[94sunilks]

good work and very simple and easy explanation. keep going.

[94sunilks]

very simple and easy explanation about rip version 2 configuration. Good job.

keep going.

[rAyzhao0726]

in the blue router, you advertise 2 network

net 10.0.3.0

net 172.16.3.0

should second one be 172.16.3.20???

[Mitzrael19]

@rAyzhao0726 auto-sum is activated, remember that it's ripv2 and auto-sum is on by default. if you deactivate it you should be able to se only 172.16.3.20.

[amosos1980]

helpeed a lot

[jaryH3]

I liked and pressed the like button.

[karlos90029]

I love it excellent video Thank you very much.

[Maculko]

great video....how you show ip addresses of devices in packet tracer??? please :)

[samyalley]

@Maculko You show ip address same as you would on a real cisco router

"Show ip interface brief" - lists all interfaces with their ip addresses, link status and protocol status

Cool thing with packet tracer is that you can actually just hover over a device with your mouse to find out a lot of info including ip addresses. cheers!

[fndsource]

thanks dude!

[aljondu65]

thanks :D