What is the limitations of route count in RIPv2? Is there a standard limitation of the protocol or does it vary by router models, configurations, etc...
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The number of routes will depend mostly of the amount of RAM you have in the router as there's not such limitation in RIPv2. I should say that in any new network deployment, if there's any chance you'd have more than a couple of routers, you should consider something else than RIP, say, OSPF or IS-IS, which are modern routing protocols, and will do a way better job handling topology changes in any network. |
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I think without RIP-MTI, hop limit is 15. But other than that it should be similar for most enterprise level routing devices. |
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