06-12-2004 08:01 PM
Hi,
config is simple, just local - remote peer without any ring-groups or anything else.
Can anybody help what this messages tries to tell me?
I'm not sure if there's a problem...
regards
Frank
06-13-2004 07:20 AM
Hi Frank,
Can you please post the complete debug output?
Jing
06-13-2004 08:34 PM
Hi Jing,
sorry but there's just more the timestamp:
Jun 13 05:28:01.000 MEST: DLSw: Not sending bcast retry non-grouped to peer 18.17.253.245(2065)
Jun 13 05:28:01.000 MEST: DLSw: Not sending bcast retry non-grouped to peer 18.17.253.245(2065)
Jun 13 05:28:01.000 MEST: DLSw: Not sending bcast retry non-grouped to peer 18.17.253.245(2065)
Jun 13 05:28:01.000 MEST: DLSw: Not sending bcast retry non-grouped to peer 18.17.253.245(2065)
regards
Frank
06-14-2004 05:26 AM
Hi,
this is not a problem. The message is informational only. Cisco is using by default udp to send certain types of messages between the peers even if you configured them for dlsw.
This message indicates that broadcast messages were send via NON UDP, meaning tcp, and this is in a retry function. If it is send via tcp, tcp will make sure that the message is beeing delivered and there is no need to retransmit.
Unless you have a specific problem you can ignore those messages.
You should most likely think about a more restrictive filter. You almost certainly dont want to forward this type of traffic in the first place.
thanks...
Matthias
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