ROSv7 RIP Interface Key Chain vs Password difference
In RIP Interface what is the difference between "Key Chain" and "Password"? I can't find in the docs.
Re: ROSv7 RIP Interface Key Chain vs Password difference
In RIP Interface what is the difference between "Key Chain" and "Password"? I can't find in the docs.
I don't see "Password" in WinBox or in the docs — old and new — but I do see Keys and Chains. Are you getting your terminology wrong, or do you in fact see "Password" somewhere?
I don't use RIP myself, but after a quick skim of a useful-looking howto, it looks like you put one or more of these keys into a chain, then tell the interface which chain to use for authentication.
RIP is arguably obsolete, even in its v2 form
Re: ROSv7 RIP Interface Key Chain vs Password difference
There is a "Password" field in WinBox, I am using RouterOS v7.2.In RIP Interface what is the difference between "Key Chain" and "Password"? I can't find in the docs.
I don't see "Password" in WinBox or in the docs — old and new — but I do see Keys and Chains. Are you getting your terminology wrong, or do you in fact see "Password" somewhere?
I don't use RIP myself, but after a quick skim of a useful-looking howto, it looks like you put one or more of these keys into a chain, then tell the interface which chain to use for authentication.
RIP is arguably obsolete, even in its v2 form
I have a home network with 3 subnets, I tried using a very basic OSPF but I had problems with packet drops and decided to use the simplified RIP. I think I may have misconfigured my OSPF and the CPU was peeking 100% sometimes and that's why packets got dropped.
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