Re: VLSM, CIDR Routing by RIP by IT
IT
Fri Oct 22 11:24:42 CDT 2004
Yes you are right!
I have to use VLSM, Subnetting and CIDR address in one subnet. The remote
router really can summarize the route in its routing table after rip version 2
exchange,
Just make sure that you enable "summarize routes" in the options of rip,
otherwise VLSM won't work : )
Thank for your help!
Kurt wrote:
> Where precisely are you having the problem? I assume you're planning on
> using the W2K box as a router? You can assign static routes complete with
> network/mask to provide any CIDR masking you may want. You can also add
> static routes via the command line. Windows understands RIPv2 and will
> accept and advertise CIDR routes. You will have to specify any routes with
> the classic subnet mask notation rather than CIDR notation (i.e.
> 255.255.255.248 rather than /29), but you can provide subnetted or
> supernetted networks without a problem.
>
> ...kurt
>
> "IT Chan" <itcn@mail.hongkong.com> wrote in message
> news:4171EBE0.9787BFA5@mail.hongkong.com...
> > RIP version 2 support CIDR and VLSM but how can we setup the RRAS in
> > Windows Server 2003 to use CIDR/VLSM in the routing table?
> >
> > Or RRAS just understand routing entry from other router(like cisco) in
> > the format of CIDR or VLSM?
> >
> > Please help~
> >