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From: David Langford <langfod@maui.com>
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Subject: One-way RIP???
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Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 15:13:10 -1000 (HST)
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Is there a way to tell the system not to broadcast or pass RIP information
our a specific interface?


       "Network A"  --RIP-->  "FreeBSD Router"   --RIP--> "Network B"

I need RIP traffic inside of "Network B" and I dont mind RIP information
from "Network A" going into "Network B" but I cannot have RIP
information from "Network B" going into "Network A".

Do I need to use IPFW or Gated to do this or is there a hack that
will turn off routed noise on a specific interface.

Hope this makes sense.

Thank you.

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