09-08-2003 10:40 PM - edited 02-20-2020 10:58 PM
Hello
My problem is that with RIP on a PIX, we can't advertise outside network on the inside, but this is possible with ospf.
Which protocol is correctly inplemented in PIX OS ? if both, which next release will support RIP to work like OSPF ?
thank in advance
Regards
Olivier
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09-09-2003 07:07 AM
Olivier,
As you have seen, RIP and OSPF on the PIX are implemented very differently. RIP is limited to passive listening on an interface and/or sending out a default (0.0.0.0) route on the RIP network. So, to answer your question RIP is not designed to work like OSPF does by advertising networks on wach side of the PIX. They are both correctly implemented (per the design) and I highly doubt that the RIP implementation will ever be changed to work like OSPF does. Hope this helps.
Scott
09-09-2003 07:07 AM
Olivier,
As you have seen, RIP and OSPF on the PIX are implemented very differently. RIP is limited to passive listening on an interface and/or sending out a default (0.0.0.0) route on the RIP network. So, to answer your question RIP is not designed to work like OSPF does by advertising networks on wach side of the PIX. They are both correctly implemented (per the design) and I highly doubt that the RIP implementation will ever be changed to work like OSPF does. Hope this helps.
Scott
12-01-2003 04:02 PM
Hi,
you can use EIGRP, RIP and IGRP to pass thru the PIX if you don't want to use BGP. OSPF will work in 6.3 but you can use the other protocols in 6.2
There are (3) ways to do this:
1. Double nat on PIX
2. Using 1 to 1 networks just a different subnets
3. Via a tunnel
Most people do not realize that the PIX will pass their multicast traffic - they say it has to be tunneled or run thru BGP - not true.
-jambrose
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