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与路由器R2的f0/0端口连接的局域网LAN1是一个末节网络,而且已接近饱和,为了减少流量,需要过滤进入LAN1的路由更新。此时,在路由器R2上需要完成以下与之相关的配置。请将(1)空缺处的内容填写完整。
R2 (config) # router rip
R2 (config-router)# ______ f0/0

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参考答案:passive-interface

解析:被动接口是指阻止路由更新报文通过的路由器接口,即被动接口只接收路由更新但不发送路由更新。在RIP路由配置模式下,使用命令passive-interface指定一个路由器接口为被动接口。passive-interface命令可用于所有IP内部网关协议(如RIP、IGRP、EIGRP、OSPF和IS-IS等)。本问题要求过滤进入LAN1的路由更新,可将路由器R2连接LAN1的f0/0端口配置为被动接口。其相关的配置过程示例如下:
R2(config)#router rip
R2(config-router)# passive-interface f0/0

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