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From: kurt@pprg.unm.edu (Kurt Zeilenga [LANL])
Newsgroups: comp.sys.proteon
Subject: Re: P4200 problems.
Message-ID: <23966@pprg.unm.edu>
Date: 2 Jun 89 19:46:08 GMT
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More information....

The UNM proteon sees 480 routes... most come from a cisco via RIP on
one of the ethernets.  The rest come in via the serial lines (the
ones I have statics for).

We've checked everything simple... like broadcasting addresses (remember,
we do get occasional updates, but we miss more then we get).. etc.

The sending proteon has about 30 routes, most from the UNM proteon.
Others come from various sources... all regularly (including those from
UNM).  UNM just doesn't see most of the sending RIP packets from this
puppy.  Oh, they are running 8.1 now (but this problem existed when
we were running 8.0 and 7.whatever).

Errors/ovfl are minimal....

	Kurt