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15 years 11 months ago #28345
by Chojin
CCNA / CCNP / CCNA - Security / CCIP / Prince2 / Checkpoint CCSA
rip is like cursing in network world 
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Go with OSPF, the convergence is very nice, it is easy to setup and you have more control over your network with OSPF then with RIPv2.
RIP also polutes your network more with useless multicasts where OSPF only sends keep-a-lives and updates WHEN necessary.
If you have only 2 routers, you can also go with static routing, maybe OSPF is a bit overkill for a small environment.
Then again,OSPF makes it easier to make some changes on your network or adding routers//routes.
If you have only cisco hardware, you could also go with EIGRP, EIGRP is specially designed for Cisco equipment.
Grtz Ch.
.Go with OSPF, the convergence is very nice, it is easy to setup and you have more control over your network with OSPF then with RIPv2.
RIP also polutes your network more with useless multicasts where OSPF only sends keep-a-lives and updates WHEN necessary.
If you have only 2 routers, you can also go with static routing, maybe OSPF is a bit overkill for a small environment.
Then again,OSPF makes it easier to make some changes on your network or adding routers//routes.
If you have only cisco hardware, you could also go with EIGRP, EIGRP is specially designed for Cisco equipment.
Grtz Ch.
CCNA / CCNP / CCNA - Security / CCIP / Prince2 / Checkpoint CCSA
15 years 10 months ago #28620
by terryboob
rip is like cursing in network world
Go with OSPF, the convergence is very nice, it is easy to setup and you have more control over your network with OSPF then with RIPv2.
RIP also polutes your network more with useless multicasts where OSPF only sends keep-a-lives and updates WHEN necessary.
If you have only 2 routers, you can also go with static routing, maybe OSPF is a bit overkill for a small environment.
Then again,OSPF makes it easier to make some changes on your network or adding routers//routes.
If you have only cisco hardware, you could also go with EIGRP, EIGRP is specially designed for Cisco equipment.
thanks for ur contributions...but i cant use other protocol.....i need to choose btw ripv2 or ospf
Grtz Ch.
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