Also, it goes without saying that classful routing protocols have outlived
their usefulness, and should be abandoned at one's earliest convenience.
In fact, RIPv1 has been declared historical (or, rather, hysterical).
- paul
At 08:53 PM 9/30/96 -0500, Charles_Ragan @
ins .
com wrote:
>One other note, rfc 1878's recommendation allows for the usage of the first
>and last subnet. Routing protocols that carry subnet information in its
>updates allow for this. Ones that don't (igrp, static, ripv1, etc.). The
>practice I follow is to use them last, if needed.
>
>Charles
>
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