Answer / guest

Answer: D

Answer / guest

D.Router rip

This command enable the RIP V1 in the router.

Answer / rahul

d

Answer / rahul

D. router rip

Answer / shahin

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justify it. I m eagerly waiting for ur response.

Answer / danish

B.enable rip

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