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pavansuraj · 06-08-2007

Hi,Could someone clarify this point...The destination address of OSPF packets on Point to Point networks will always be 224.0.0.5(a multicast address).Why a router has to multicast an OSPF packet rather than to unicast it as there will be only one de...

pavansuraj · 05-10-2007

Hello,I have one switch and two routers connected to this switch. HSRP is configured on both the lan interfaces of the routers.Tracking is configured on the lan interfaces to track each serial link connected to each router to remote networks.My PC is...

pavansuraj · 06-14-2007

Hi Robin,As the FD to Lan B from either routers is same, EIGRP may not route symmetrically.Try to configure a floating static route on both the routers with Administrative distance more than that of EIGRP pointing the other router as next-hop.HTH, Pl...

pavansuraj · 06-09-2007

Hi Manoj,Thanks for your rating and am happy that your issue has been resolved.Have a nice timePavan

pavansuraj · 06-08-2007

Hi Manoj,Let me be more specific.After taking down the mac address from the local switch using show mac-address-table command, log on to nearby router or L3 switch and issue the show arp to get the IP address.I hope you must be able to find the IP ad...

pavansuraj · 06-08-2007

Hi Mohammed and Harold,Thankyou very much for your input.Best RegardsPavan

pavansuraj · 06-08-2007

Hi Manoj,Please try to find the ip address in a router or a L3 switch connected nearby to this switch by using show arp command.HTH, Please rate if it doesPavan

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