What would be the first command from global configuration
mode to

enable

RIP on your router for interface E0, with an address of
181.86.4.4 and

mask of 255.255.255.0 ?

A.) router rip

B.) network 181.89.4.0 255.255.255.0

C.) router rip int e0

D.) router rip 181.86.0.0

E.) router rip 181.86.4.0

F.) network 181.86.0.0



What would be the first command from global configuration mode to enable RIP on your router f..

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Answer: A

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