IGMP is used between routers
to negotiate and manage multicast groups. NAT is typically used when you want to
connect or hide a number of internal hosts from another network. For example, if you
want to connect your computers to the Internet and only one valid external IP address is
available, you can use NAT to translate all your internal IP addresses out through your
external IP. RIPv2 is used for dynamic route discovery between routers, up to 15 routers
deep.
Hands-On Exercise: Installing and Configure RIPv2 for IP
In this exercise, we install RIPv2 for IP and configure its various properties. We configure
RIP to work only with RIPv2-compatible routers to increase its efficiency.
Figure 11-6. IPv4 General network interface information
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1. Open the Routing and Remote Access management console.
2. Expand your server name.
3. Expand IPv4.
4. Right-click General and select New Routing Protocol.
5. Select RIP Version 2 for Internet Protocol (Figure 11-8), and then click OK.
6. Right-click the newly create RIP icon under IPv4 and select New Interface.
7. Select Local Area Connection, and then click OK (Figure 11-9).
8. Select Periodic Update Mode as the Operation Mode.
9. Select RIP Version 2 Multicast for the Outgoing Packet Protocol.
Figure 11-7. IPv4 network interface properties
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