Hi
Static routing is also a sort of a routing protocol, but everything is
entered manually. Hence if you ha dynamic routing protocol, you need
redistribute static to make the static routes advertised by the dynamic
protocol. THere is an exception though, when you use the default route,
0.0.0.0, this will be advertised out by RIP automatically.
Gopal
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>Subject: Redistribute Static
>Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 08:51:53 -0700
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>I recently attended an ACRC training course where I was told that the
>redistribute command was only used to pass information between routing
>protocols within one router (i.e. RIP to OSPF). I have several routers
>(connected together by 100 meg Ethernet) which communicate with each other
>with only RIP v2. There are some serial links which use RIP v1. My static
>routes are not sent to other routers unless I include "redistribute static"
>under RIP. I am on IOS 12.0(4)T. From what I can find in the
>documentation
>my instructor would appear to be correct and the redistribute command is
>unnecessary.
>
>If this is on one of the tests what do I answer?
>
>Joe McCormack
>
>
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