Microsoft KB Archive/139695

= SilentRip Registry Entry within MPR for Windows NT 3.51 =

Article ID: 139695

Article Last Modified on 10/31/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51

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This article was previously published under Q139695



SUMMARY
The SilentRip registry entry used with RIP for Internet Protocol, can be a useful tool in environments with multiple routers.



MORE INFORMATION
The following registry key is added when you install Rip for Internet Protocol on a Windows NT Server version 3.51:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\IpRip\Parameters

SilentRip REG_DWORD

Valid entries: 0, 1

When you install RIP for Internet Protocol on a single-homed server running Windows NT Server 3.51, SilentRip is set to 1. This allows the Server to accept, but not send, RIP Broadcasts to other RIP compliant routers. This is useful in that the server always maintains the quickest route to a location in a WAN environment, and is able to use different routes in case a router fails.

When you install RIP for Internet Protocol on a multihomed Windows NT server, SilentRip is set to 0. This allows the Windows NT server to listen for and send RIP packets on the network.

Additional query words: 3.50 prodnt

Keywords: KB139695

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