G'day Stephen Illingworth,
On 18-Aug-00, on the subject of "[Miami] Re: Miamitraceroute", you spoke
thus:
> Hello Steve
>
> On 18-Aug-00, you wrote:
>
>> On occassion when I get a "Cannot connect to X" error in my browser,
>> and I do a Miamitraceroute to said host, there appears to be a loop in
>> the path, eg.:
>>
[...]
> This could be one of two things.
>
> 1) Badly configured routers (unlikely) 2) The machine,
> www.search.asic.gov.au, is completely offline or the connection to that
> machine is poor or nonexistant (probable)
>
Yes, I tried it later and it was ok.
> Either way, there isn't a lot you can do apart from contact the sysops
> at either www.search.asic.gov.au, or one of the two routers involved in
> the loop.
>
Is it usual to see two routers looping like this in these situations? I
would have expected to see "* * *" in MiamiTraceRoute or something else
meaningful.
--
Steve Bowman - Sydney, Australia
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