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From: rene@geveke.nl (Rene van der Hauw)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.sys.cisco
Subject: possible solution
Message-ID: <34181@boulder.Colorado.EDU>
Date: 14 Apr 91 23:54:13 GMT
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Dear steve

I have been thinking, What is going to happen when instead of specifing
the ip address of the router, I am going to specify the broadcast address
of that subnet. Because I have got two routers, both responding to proxy
ARP, one of them is always going to respond.

So when one router is not working anymore the proxy ARP of the other unit
is going to respond.

Could this be the solution?

Rene van der Hauw

Geveke electronics
Amsterdam
31-20-5675558