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ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER REFERENCE MANUAL
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ping dest_addr [packet_size]
dest_addr—Enter the IP address of the device where packets will be sent. Use standard dotted-quad
notation or the host name if DNS service is available.
packet_size—Modify the default packet size ping sends, which is 4 octets.
ping -s dest_addr [packet_size] [count]
dest_addr—Enter the IP address of the device where packets will be sent. Use standard dotted-quad
notation or the host name if DNS service is available.
packet_size—Modify the default packet size ping sends, which is 4 octets
count—Enter a count of the number of packets generated. With -s set, ping sends one packet per
second by default, and prints one line of output with round trip time for every ECHO_RESPONSE
received.
4.11 rip
Configure/display Routing Information Protocol information
Syntax
rip accept router_addr
rip add host_addr seconds [flags]
rip delete host_addr
rip duplicate [{on | off}]
rip merge [{on | off]]
rip netmask add net_addr /net_bits /subnet_bits
rip netmask delete net_addr/net_bits
rip netmask list
rip refuse router_addr
rip request router_addr
rip status
Description
The rip command is used to display information about or configure the Routing Information Protocol
(RIP). The RIP protocol is used to automatically transfer routing table information between routers. The
table information is sent at specified intervals and also sent whenever a previously reachable destination
becomes unreachable.
Subcommands and parameters
rip accept router_addr
Remove the router with address router_addr from the RIP filter table, allowing future RIP packets to be
accepted from that router. This is the opposite of the rip refuse subcommand.
router_addr—Enter the address of the router to be removed from the RIP filter table, allowing future
packets to be accepted from it.
rip add host_addr seconds [flags]
Adds an entry to the RIP table. The host with address host_addr is sent the entire IP routing table every
seconds seconds.