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R1 Learning by Listening for Routing Updates

Nov 24,2008 by alperen

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R1 Learning by Listening for Routing Updates


Figure 12-5 shows several steps that occur over time, with R1 learning routes from R2, as follows:

1.
Each router knows only its respective, directly connected routes, as shown by the routing tables at the top of the figure.

2.
R2 sends a routing update to R1.

3.
R1's routing table now holds a route to subnet 150.1.3.0. Also, notice that R1's outgoing interface for that route is Ethernet2, which is the interface in which the routing update was received. The next-hop router is 150.1.2.2, which is R2's IP address.

Now both R1 and R2 have routes to all three subnets in the figure, with both routers learning the rest of the routes by receiving and processing incoming routing updates.


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