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Expand the Network tree and click RIP (ENH). The RIP (ENH) page displays. This screen displays both IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces for both RIP and OSPF
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Select the RIP type from the RIP drop-down menu:
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Select the Receive type from the Receive drop-down menu:
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Select a Send type from the Send drop-down menu:
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Select or Deselect the check boxes for Split Horizon, Poisoned Reverse, and (or) Use Password to meet your configuration requirements. If Use Password is clicked, enter a password in the Password text-field.
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Click Update.
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Click the Edit icon for the OSPF status.
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Enter numeric value for the OSPF Area.
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Click the OSPFv2 Area Type drop-down menu, then select Normal, Stub Area, Totally Stubby Area, Not-so-Stubby Area, or Totally Stubby NSSA
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Enter the Dead Interval (1-65535).
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Enter the Hello Interval (1-65535).
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If desired for your configuration, enable Auto Cost. Configure the Auto Cost settings
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Enter the Interface Cost.
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Enter the Router Priority.
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