CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide - FTP Server

Verifying the IPX Routing Tables
2621A
Configuring Our Internetwork with IPX 403
To view the IPX routing tables, use the command show ipx route. Like IP,
IPX routers only know about directly connected networks by default. However,
when you turned on IPX routing in the configuration examples above,
IPX RIP was automatically started on all routers.
IPX RIP will find all IPX networks in the internetwork and update all
routers’ routing tables. Let’s take a look at all routers in our internetwork
and see the IPX routing table.
The 2621A router is only connected to IPX network 10, so IPX RIP would
have to update the routing table of the other four IPX networks in the internetwork.
Here is the routing table on the 2621A router:
2621A#sh ipx route
Codes: C - Connected primary network, c - Connected
secondary network
[output cut]
5 Total IPX routes. Up to 1 parallel paths and 16 hops
allowed.
No default route known.
C 10 (NOVELL-ETHER), Fa0/0
R 20 [07/01] via 10.0000.0c8d.3a7b, 16s, Fa0/0
R 30 [07/02] via 10.0000.0c8d.3a7c, 17s, Fa0/0
R 40 [07/02] via 10.0000.0c8d.3a7c, 17s, Fa0/0
R 50 [13/03] via 10.0000.0c8d.3a7c, 17s, Fa0/0
2621A#
The C means a directly connected IPX network and the Rs are IPX RIPfound
networks. The [07/01] is the tick and hops needed to get to the
remote network.