display rip

Function

The display rip command displays the status and configuration of a RIP process.

Format

display rip [ process-id | vpn-instance vpn-instance-name ]

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
process-id	Displays the status and configuration of a specified RIP process.	The value is an integer that ranges from 1 to 65535.
vpn-instance vpn-instance-name	Displays the status and configuration of a RIP process with the specified VPN instance.	The value must be an existing VPN instance name.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

You can run the display rip command to check the status and configuration of a RIP process.

Example

# Display the status and configuration of a RIP process. The command output shows that two VPN instances are running. One is a public instance and another one is a VPN instance named VPN-Instance-1.

<HUAWEI> display rip

Public VPN-instance    
    RIP process : 1
       RIP version   : 1
       Preference    : 100
       Checkzero     : Enabled
       Default-cost  : 0
       Summary       : Enabled
       Host-route    : Enabled
       Maximum number of balanced paths : 8
       Update time   : 30 sec              Age time : 180 sec 
       Garbage-collect time : 120 sec 
       Graceful restart  : Disabled
       BFD               : Disabled
       Silent-interfaces : None 
       Default-route     : Disabled
       Verify-source     : Enabled
       Networks          : None 
       Configured peers             : None 
       Number of routes in database : 0
       Number of interfaces enabled : 0
       Triggered updates sent       : 0
       Number of route changes      : 0
       Number of replies to queries : 0
       Number of routes in ADV DB   : 0
                                          
Private VPN-instance name : VPN-Instance-1
    RIP process : 100
       RIP version   : 1
       Preference    : 100
       Checkzero     : Enabled
       Default-cost  : 0
       Summary       : Enabled
       Host-route    : Enabled
       Maximum number of balanced paths : 8
       Update time   : 30 sec              Age time : 180 sec 
       Garbage-collect time : 120 sec 
       Graceful restart  : Disabled
       BFD               : Disabled
       Silent-interfaces : None 
       Default-route     : Disabled
       Verify-source     : Enabled
       Networks          : None 
       Configured peers             : None 
       Number of routes in database : 0
       Number of interfaces enabled : 0
       Triggered updates sent       : 0
       Number of route changes      : 0
       Number of replies to queries : 0
       Number of routes in ADV DB   : 0   

  Total count for 2 process : 
       Number of routes in database : 0 
       Number of interfaces enabled : 0 
       Number of routes sendable in a periodic update : 0
       Number of routes sent in last periodic update : 0

**Table 1** Description of the display rip command output
Item	Description
RIP process	Running RIP process. To create a RIP process, run the rip command.
RIP version	Global RIP version. To set the RIP version, run the version command.
Preference	RIP preference. To set the RIP preference, run the preference command.
Checkzero	Whether zero fields in RIP-1 packets are checked. To check zero fields in RIP-1 packets, run the checkzero command.
Default-cost	Default metric for the routes imported from other routing protocols. To set the default metric, run the default-cost command.
Summary	Whether RIP summarization is enabled. To enable RIP summarization, run the summary command.
Host-route	Whether host routes are added to routing tables. To add host routes to routing tables, run the host-route command.
Maximum number of balanced paths	Maximum number of equal-cost routes for load balancing. To set the maximum number of equal-cost routes, run the maximum load-balancing command.
Update time	Interval for sending RIP Update packets. To set the interval for sending RIP Update packets, run the timers rip command.
Age time	Aging time of RIP routes. To set the RIP aging time, run the timers rip command.
Garbage-collect time	Garbage-collect time of RIP routes. To set the Garbage-collect time, run the timers rip command.
Graceful restart	Whether graceful restart is enabled for RIP routes.
BFD	Whether RIP is associated with BFD.
Silent-interfaces	Suppressed RIP interface, which only receives but does not send RIP packets. To specify the suppressed interface, run the silent-interface command.
Default-route	Whether RIP originates default routes. To configure RIP to originate default routes, run the default-route originate command.
Verify-source	Whether the source addresses of received RIP Update packets are checked. To check the source addresses of received RIP Update packets, run the verify-source command.
Networks	Network segment running RIP. To enable RIP for a network segment, run the network command.
Configured peers	RIP neighbors. To configure a RIP neighbor, run the peer command.
Number of routes in database	Number of routes in the RIP database.
Number of interfaces enabled	Number of interfaces running RIP.
Triggered updates sent	Number of RIP packets triggering update.
Number of route changes	Number of changed routes in the RIP database.
Number of replies to queries	Number of response packets to RIP requests.
Number of routes in ADV DB	Number of routes in each Update packet.
Number of routes sendable in a periodic update	Number of routes sent in each Update interval.
Number of routes sent in last periodic update	Number of routes sent in last Update interval.