RIP Configuration in Juniper Router
RIP Configuration
Router’s Configurations
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   JUNIPER-1  | 
 
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   [Configure the network interfaces.] root@Juniper-1# set  interface  em0 
  unit  0  family 
  inet address 12.0.0.2/8 root@Juniper-1# set  interface  em1 
  unit  0  family 
  inet address 192.168.1.1/24 root@Juniper-1#commit 
 [Create the RIP group and add the interface] root@Juniper-1#set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  neighbor  em0 root@Juniper-1# set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  neighbor  em1 root@Juniper-1#activate   protocols 
  rip  group  rip-group root@Juniper-1#commit 
 [Create the routing policy to advertise both
  direct and RIP-learned routes] root@Juniper-1#set 
  policy-options 
  policy-statement  policy-1  from 
  protocol  rip root@Juniper-1# set 
  policy-options  policy-statement  policy-1 
  from  protocol  direct root@Juniper-1# set 
  policy-options  policy-statement  policy-1 
  then  accept root@juniper-1# set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  export  policy-1 root@Juniper-1#commit 
 
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   JUNIPER-2  | 
 
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   [Configure the network interfaces.] root@Juniper-2# set 
  interface  em0  unit 
  0  family  inet address 23.0.0.2/8 root@Juniper-2# set 
  interface  em1  unit 
  0  family  inet address 192.168.2.1/24 root@Juniper-2# set 
  interface  em1  unit 
  0  family  inet address 23.0.0.1/24 root@Juniper-2#commit 
 [Create the RIP group and add the interface] root@Juniper-2#set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  neighbor  em0 root@Juniper-2# set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  neighbor  em1 root@Juniper-2# set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  neighbor  em2 root@Juniper-2#activate  
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group root@Juniper-2#commit 
 [Create the routing policy to advertise both
  direct and RIP-learned routes] root@Juniper-2#set 
  policy-options 
  policy-statement  policy-1  from 
  protocol  rip root@Juniper-2# set 
  policy-options  policy-statement  policy-1 
  from  protocol  direct root@Juniper-2# set 
  policy-options 
  policy-statement  policy-1  then 
  accept root@juniper-2# set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  export  policy-1 root@Juniper-2#commit 
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   JUNIPER-3  | 
 
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   [Configure the network interfaces.] root@Juniper-3# set  interface  em0 
  unit  0  family 
  inet address 23.0.0.2/8 root@Juniper-3# set  interface  em1 
  unit  0  family 
  inet address 192.168.3.1/24 root@Juniper-3#commit 
 [Create the RIP group and add the interface] root@Juniper-3#set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  neighbor  em0 root@Juniper-3# set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  neighbor  em1 root@Juniper-3#activate   protocols 
  rip  group  rip-group root@Juniper-3#commit 
 [Create the routing policy to advertise both
  direct and RIP-learned routes] root@Juniper-3#set 
  policy-options 
  policy-statement  policy-1  from 
  protocol  rip root@Juniper-3# set 
  policy-options  policy-statement  policy-1 
  from  protocol  direct root@Juniper-3# set 
  policy-options  policy-statement  policy-1 
  then  accept root@juniper-3# set 
  protocols  rip  group 
  rip-group  export  policy-1 root@Juniper-3#commit 
 
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After setting these configuration, we will see--
PC’s  Configuration
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   PC-1  | 
  
   PC-2  | 
  
   PC-3  | 
 
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   ip  192.168.1.2/24 192.168.1.1 save  | 
  
   ip  192.168.2.2/24 192.168.2.1 save  | 
  
   ip  192.168.3.2/24 192.168.3.1 save  | 
 
Verification commands of
configuration
show rip neighbor
show rip statistics
show route




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