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From: rskurak@falcon (Rich Kurak)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.proteon
Subject: Proteon XNS? crashes
Message-ID: <1990Jun27.151009.111@eagle.lerc.nasa.gov>
Date: 27 Jun 90 15:10:09 GMT
Reply-To: rskurak@falcon (Rich Kurak)
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Organization: NASA/Lewis Research Center, Cleveland
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	We have multiple networks and subnets interconnected using multiple
(10+) Proteon routers and various types of bridges (20+).
	We have been experiencing problems with our p4200 routers.  They
are configured with IP, DECnet and XNS.  The routers are configured with
P80s, ethernets, and T-1s.  When we perform a restart on the
routers,  the routers crash and must reload the software from the host.
This mainly occurs when the XNS is operational, although there may have
been a few instances when it happened with just IP running (undocumented.)  
	Has anyone seen anything similar?

	Please respond either via readnews or to me


	Richard Kurak
	(yykurak@csd.lerc.nasa.gov)
	(216)-433-8256
	NASA Lewis Research Center