Eric ,
>
> If a RIF goes through 1rtr with an id of 0191 and
> then rtr2 which has an id
> of 0191. Since the ids are the same would this not
> be an incorrect
> configuration
Not perse .
There are topologies were you want the same
ringnumbers to avoid excessive explorer traffic .
Especially virtual ringnumbers in routers are used to
do this .
Physical tokenrings should have different ringnumbers
.
You will break connectivity when the same ringnumbers
are used .
>since a Rif wouldn't go through a
> bridge it has already been
What gets dropped are explorers .
You should NEVER see a frame with a RIF containing
duplicate ringnumbers.Never-ever .
> through, even though it is physically different,
> Would having the same
> token & bridge ID on each side throw it off?
>
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