The use of RIPng

[bmanning at vacation.karoshi.com]

 Morning Nick....


On Tue, Jun 01, 2010 at 06:29:51PM +0100, Nick Hilliard wrote:
> 
> Ok, let me spell it out.  If you're running a routing protocol on your
> end-user workstations, you're probably doing it wrong.  If you're running a
> routing protocol on your routers, then it goes like this:

	if you run a routing protocol on an end-station - you've turned it into
	a router...  (much like what happens in some anycast clusters for node
	failover)

> I'm at a loss to see why one is much more difficult than the other.  Can
> you explain?

	your looking at the configuration statements.  what is the cpu/memory
	footprint for the two?


> This thread is becoming too bizarre for words, but for some reason, I can't
> seem to pull myself away from it.  Maybe don't explain after all.

	trainwreck... can't look away!

> 
> Nick