> Is RIPv2 supported on recent release of ComOS for PM2 boxes? I know it
> has OSPF, but RIPv2 will make life much easier for us.
No. I'm curious though - why would it make life much easier? OSPF is
pretty basic to configure unless you need to do something extremely
elaborate. Take a look at our web site, we have a good technote on
configuring networks for OSPF. RIPv2 has just too many disadvantages owed
to its heritage. RIPv2 is a hacked and perverted version of what was an
already incomplete, unplanned, and unexpandable protocol, may it R.I.P.
;-)
NOTE: Personal opinions may be found in the above paragraph, NOT
company-speak.
-jr
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