Routing IP And IPX

• Dynamic Routing
  Dynamic IP RIP and IPX RIP/SAP routing offers minimal maintenance and is easily implemented using subinterfaces.
  
  
• Static Routing
  Routes are manually created and require dedicated maintenance when network changes occur.

Routing IP Only

• Dynamic Routing
  Dynamic RIP routing offers minimal maintenance and is easily implemented using subinterfaces.
  
  
• Dynamic Routing Using OSPF
  Dynamic OSPF routing is implemented using subinterfaces.
  
  
• Dynamic Routing Over Multipoint Interfaces
  Dynamic RIP routing offers minimal maintenance. Multipoint interface makes maintenance and future network expansion a challenge.
  
  
• Static Routing
  Routes are manually created and require dedicated maintenance when network changes occur.

Routing IPX Only

• Dynamic Routing
  Dynamic RIP/SAP routing offers minimal maintenance and is easily implemented using subinterfaces.
  
  
• Static Routing
  Routes are manually created and require dedicated maintenance when network changes occur.

Bridging

• Bridging All Protocols
  No protocols are routed; they are all bridged.
  
  
• Routing IP And IPX, Bridging All Other Protocols
  Both IP and IPX are dynamically routed using RIP and RIP/SAP; all other protocols are bridged.
  
  
• Routing IP, Bridging All Other Protocols
  IP is dynamically routed using RIP; all other protocols are bridged.
  
  
• Routing IPX, Bridging All Other Protocols
  IPX is dynamically routed using RIP/SAP; all other protocols are bridged.

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