By the way:
I had as i stated the right MTU .
my config is also right.....on bay and cisco.
I have found the problem ...it was related to the ios on the bay router....I
was hitting
my head againt the wall......Thank good ness a buddy of mine at work saved
the day.
but :
learned the gaotchas between these products.
MTU size
are notation.
PQ
Ping wrote:
> hello all:
> here is a question. I have a setup as this
>
> R1-----ether--------R2
>
> R1=cisco 2501
> R2=BAy ARN
>
> now i have batled a for a bit with this scenario..routing rip between the
> is easy but; OSPF my gooness.
>
> I do not want to go into writting the configs but r1 and r2 all
> interfaces in area 0.I have not been able to stablish adjencencies
> between the two.
>
> now this is what i have found out so share something outside of the below
> if you are willing to coment.
>
> area number in bay routers are in dotted notation only cisco can do both
> dotted and decimal.so i am using area 0 for both routers 0.0.0.0...common
> denominator i am using dotted notation
>
> i found out that the MTU size for ospf for BAy is 1576 and cisco 1500 and
> they must both match in order to form adjencencies between both.
>
> I have set the mtu size on bay 1500.
>
> still no adjencencies but they can ping each other......What am I missing
> ??????
> Any magic that need that i am not aware of ...
>
> debug ip ospf adjencencie
> debug ip ospf packet
> debug ip ospf events
>
> show nothing the router is quiet
>
> any help apreciated..
>
> El pingu
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