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InfiNet Wireless WANFleX OS User Manual In this configuration the router will announce a route formed from the connected routes of the system routing table. With this, if a destination for this route is 192.168.200.0/24 network the formed route will have metric 7, any other destination will not lead to route announcing it. Attention!!! For the interface to use the route-map which we have created before one have to use command route-map in the config-router mode: route-map WORD (in|out) IFNAME where WORD – name of the road-map which we have created before. Authentication. Identity check In order to prevent an unauthorized connection of the routers to RIP system, the system has an identity check for protocol’s packets. Currently the router has two different options for identity check (authentication): • Password authentication. Simple password authentication is vulnerable for passive attacks (sniffing) because broadcasting is used and the packet has a password in an explicit form. • Cryptographic authentication. Key is used while generation and check of message-digest signatures. Digital signature is built based on MD5 algorithm. As a secret key is never send over the network in a clear form, this gives a protection from passive attacks. By default, the router does not have any authentication (null-authentication). Authentication can be configured individually for each interface using the following commands in config-if mode: 1. Password authentication: authentication mode text authentication string LINE where LINE – password, less than 16 symbols. 2. Cryptographic authentication: authentication mode md5 authentication key-chain LINE where LINE – name of the secret MD5 key To configure the key which name is specified in LINE parameter use command in config mode: RIP(config)# key chain WORD RIP(config-keychain)# key <0-2147483647> RIP(config-keychain-key)# key-string LINE where WORD – key chain name <0-2147483647> - key ID LINE – secret md5 key Copyright © 2004-2012 by InfiNet Wireless 122