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| As anybody know it can be tricky to configure rip authentication with md5.
I wonder if there are someone who have a good practice on this. Is there a speciale order you should config it?
Whenever I am going to config this, I end up doing it over and over again to get it to work.
This is especialy trikky when you will want to configure it against an pix.
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| SureshHomepage 2003-07-07, 1:32 am |
| Try to remember the line-up like
Key chain-->Key id-->Key string
Config mode-->Key chain key-name
Key chain mode-->Key id
Key chain-Keyid mode-->Key string password
Interface mode-->Key-chain key-name
Interface mode-->auth mode md5
Example:.
Config mode:
key chain mykey
key 1
key-string password
Interface Mode:
ip rip authentication key-chain mykey
ip rip authentication mode text | md5
Hope this would help a bit! | |
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| this is how I have configured it :
On router#1
key chain keyr1
key 1
key-string hello
interface ethernet 0
ip address 150.50.15.1 255.255.255.0
ip rip authentication mode md5
ip rip authentication key-chain keyr1
Onm pix#1
ip rip passive version 2 authentication md5 hello 1
ip rip default version 2 authentication md5 hello 1
On debug ip rip I will get that the authentication is wrong.. IT IS NOT. I have double checked.
But the strangest thing is that even if I remove authentication all together and reload router and pix, I still get wrong authentication.
In router #1 routing table the default route from the pix is showing, so the authentication works for that and hence is correct..
Have you ever experienced this |
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