what are you - the night shift in the NOC?
when you say you "decommissioned" the interfaces, did you issue shutdown
commands? physically pull the wires so they aren't connected to anything?
in general, issuing a shutdown command on an interface prevents it from
telling the network about itself. I'm wondering if your monitoring software
has failed to flush the old interfaces, and is complaining when it sees the
new interfaces come on line when it already has those addresses in its
database.
Chuck
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shella kevin
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2001 3:42 AM
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Subject: Duplicate Ip addresses ! [7:12100]
I am monitoring cisco routes via netview. I decommissioned 2 interfaces on
the cisco router and put it on an other outer. Now I am getting alerts on
netview " Duplicate Ip addresses" .. it's the same ip
addresses/FastEthernet interface which I decommissioned.
How can I address this problem ?
How to flush out this on a route ?
Cheers
Shella k
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