Triggered RIP
Triggered RIP is designed for routers that exchange all routing information from their neighbors. If the router is changed in any way, only the changes are propagated to the neighbor. The receiving router should apply the changes immediately. Changes can be caused by events such as link flaps, next hop changes, or subnet mask changes.
Triggered RIP updates are sent only when these criteria are met: When a request for a routing update is received When new information is received When the destination changes from a circuit down to a circuit up When the network is first powered up
Cisco will support this feature as of the IOS 12.0 software release.
Triggered RIP updates are sent only when these criteria are met: When a request for a routing update is received When new information is received When the destination changes from a circuit down to a circuit up When the network is first powered up
Cisco will support this feature as of the IOS 12.0 software release.
