Scott,
I am running the same version of IPSO and once I had a situation similar
to yours.
I have about 12 static routes configured on the box.
Once it happened to me that one was lost.
As it only happened to me once I didn't payed too much attention.
One lesson I learned from then was to look very carefully at the static
routing table after a new static route is added and afterwards saved in
Voyager.
Have you static routes disspeared after the routing table was changed
somehow in Nokia
(add or remove a route)?
Cristian
"McMeekin, Scott" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am unable to reproduce this problem, but it's happened twice now and it's
> causing real concern. Has anyone else who is running Nokia firewalls ever
> experienced an inexplicable loss of a variable number of static routes? I'm
> using F-secure ssh v1.0 and Netscape Navigator to securely forward the http
> Voyager interface to an IP440 running IPSO 3.2.1.
>
> What happened was at some point in the last couple of days I've been using
> the voyager interface to look at a few things (no changes were made). Today
> I get a call to say some connectivity has been lost, and on checking various
> routing tables in other routers, certain routes appeared to have vanished. I
> checked the firewall and Lo and Behold, 15 static routes (which get
> redistributed internally) had vanished! After the initial scratching of
> heads, I restored the IPSO backup and all was well, however this a serious
> enough occurance to merit immediate and thorough investigation.
>
> Anyone experienced this before I go wading into the support channels?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Scott.
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