Thanks Guys...

I think I might have been coming at this from the wrong direction..

I want to "send" all of my EIGRP routes to a 3rd Parties router but they only use RIPv2.

I had assumed that I would just put a "redistribute RIP" under the "Router EIGRP xxx" config, I didn't realise that I had to enable RIP on the router first. However, now you mention it it makes perfect sense.

As this 3rd party router will also become the Default Gateway I'm not to concerned with learning any routes coming back the other way. (I'll just set a default route to the 3rd party router).

Hope that makes sense..

Lee

Yes it does make sense. You will need to run a rip process on your router as you say and then redistribute your EIGRP routes into tha rip process on your router.

Jon

Thanks...

Is there anyway I can prevent my router learning any RIPv2 routes coming from their router..

As their RIPv2 router will be the only way off my network I'll add a default route pointing at their router. To keep my routing table clean I'd like to prevent my MSFC "learning" any routes via RIPv2....

Is their a command to do this or should I just create an ACL to filter RIP updates??

Hello,

A correct way would be to prevent updates being received from them. You can do it either as filtering the RIP packets (UDP/520) or you can use the distribute-list functionality within RIP to filter which networks you want to accept and which you want to discard.

Are you familiar with distribute-lists?

Best regards,

Peter

Thanks....I'm not familar with distribute-lists, however, I agree that the best way is to filter them..

I'll create an ACL to filter RIP and apply to the interface.

Thanks again guys...