I think what you're saying is that the Access Server is announcing the
individule /32's which is creating alot of route table entries on your
network? If you would like to reduce that.......as much as possible, then
you can implement route aggregation/summarization, so that the access
server just announces a summary.
Brian
On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, C. Cubberley wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are using Cisco AS5200's for our remote users to dial-in to our site.
> We have configured a local pool of ip addresses that they get assigned when
> they connect. (ip local pool as01 10.20.211.1 10.20.211.254).
> We are using EIGRP as the routing protocol, and when I show ip routes for
> one of the users, I see that they have a 32-bit subnet mask.
> (10.20.211.137/32 is directly connected, Async30). When they disconnect,
> the routing table believes it has to update this change. (I think.) Is
> there a way to specify a different subnet mask?
> I would like to reduce the incidences of routing updates from these devices.
> I think I am getting lost in EIGRP. Does anyone know if I am on the right
> track in following the way EIGRP works? (I have read the CISCO sites
> documentation, and been to the troubleshooting EIGRP presentation at
> networkers, but think I need to understand this better!)
>
> Thanks,
> Connie Cubberley
>
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