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From: abe@MACE.CC.PURDUE.EDU (Vic Abell)
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Subject: Re: EGP and ROUTING [butterflies]
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Date: 22 Dec 88 19:14:48 GMT
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Mike,

It should be no big secret that Purdue has a Bfly gateway on the core, in
addition to the LSI-11 that we support.

EGP people should also be aware that the current testing of the Bfly mail
bridges has been a continuing source of trouble for one of the main Purdue
nets - 128.46.  Often, when the new mail bridges are being tested, some
random gateway starts advertising a bogus connection to 128.46, effectively
disconnecting 128.46 from the rest of the world.  This has happened quite a
few times now.  I hope the problem will be eliminated soon.

Vic Abell