Well done. I believe this is a good solution for an extremely perplexing problem on
one of
our customer's Campus BB's. In short, there are 40 FDDI-connected routers, running
eigrp,
with 3 acting as "gateways" to the rest of the enterprise network. Quiescing
neighbor-state
changes there has been very tough. I tested it this morning in the lab -
successfully. It
ain't complicated, but elegant in simplicity. Trying to get it in on expedited change
control
for Monday or Tuesday night.
This ain't the first time you fine people have provided working solutions to real life
problems
in the 30-something customer accounts I have a hand in managing. I may have even
gotten
lucky a couple times in providing something I pulled out of my--uhhh---tailpipe.
So, here's an idea: "T-Shoot, your problem's secret weapon" - "T-shoot, Inc., Ltd"
Anyone wanting in chips-in a grand (completely arbitrary figure). Somebody comes to
the
T-shoot well with some heinous problem. "Let's see, on our schedule of issues, that's
a $100 problem. Pay up." The T-shoot-ers staff the problem, work the issue through a
lab
provided for this purpose, and one or more solutions are offered, guaranteed to never
rust,
bust or ever get dusty.
Rainman
remert wrote:
> neighbor ip-address defines a unicast address to which RIP, IGRP or EIGRP routing
>update should be
> send.
> Consider this situation. You have three routers on ethernet A,B,C. You want EIGRP
>beetween A and B,
> and beetween B and C but not beetwen A and C.
> You could accomplish this with passive interface command on A and C and neighbor
>command with B ip
> address on A and C.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Hello
> > I found the "neighbor" option in my routers under "router eigrp..." but i
> > found no info on what that might do
> > Does anybody know ?
> >
> > -----------------------------------------------
> > Gabriel Neagoe, GN379-RIPE
> > Networking solutions consultant
> > Cisco Certified Network Professional
> > Cisco Certified Design Associate
> > S&T Romania
> > tel: +401 20 40 300
> > fax: +401 20 40 310
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