Yarie, I just passed this one ( last Thursday ) and I only just got through,
5% over the pass mark. While I found BSCN material more challenging, I got
the worst mark of any of my exams on CIT. ( I thought I was going to find
out what what the machine says when you fail, still don't know, don't
When using EIGRP Summary:
On the router that performs the summarization, it's routing table will have
entry listed as Null0 for the summary routes
And on the downstream routers, their routing table will only have the
summaries - no reference to Null 0.
However, the following paragraph is what
This is clear, thanks
Pierre-Alex
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On an off-topic note, PGP has a feature that will allow you to view an
encrypted (file/message) but not save or print. The creative amongst us
could modify the source and recompile, but
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first thing to try and the easyist is to set his pc to 10/100 full and set
the 6509 to do thissometimes autonegatation doesn`t work to well,,,
to help abit more
after changing the duplex/speed settings to the same...
collisions as above...
FCS,CRC usually means that the packets
How bout this?
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I know that if you put just a .
If for some reason one of the routes fails that is being summarized, the
packet will match the summary to null 0 and be dropped. This is a safety
mechanism so the router doesn't waste cycles on packets it can't route.
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Hi,
I am currently troubleshooting a wireless connectivity issue. My client is
running LEAP (2 350 AP's running 11.08T [set to draft 8], ACS 2.6, clients
running drivers 6.97 - firmware 4.2.3 - and client version 4.15) , which was
working fine up until 2 days ago after a failed PIX install
test 2 is best that is what i used.
but don`t underestimate the power of the famous token ring white
paper..which i no-longer have soorry...for explaining RIF`s
HTH
steve
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Date:
sent-username is not an option for me under ppp chap. My
options at ppp chap are hostname, password, wait, and
refuse.
Thanks
McCallum, Robert wrote:
what about ppp chap sent-username ?
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On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Ali, Abbas wrote:
One of the users has a brand new computer and cable, but I am still
showing the port he is connected to has lots of FCS, and collisions as
well as runt frame.
Hi :)
Try hard-coding speed and duplex on each end, clearing the interface
counters and trying
Hi Friends,
How can I inject external routes to OSPF via NSSA ASBR wihtout conversion of
the LSA-7 to LSA-5.
Thanks and cheers
What problem are you trying to solve? If I understand you correctly,
you don't want to use NSSA exactly as it's designed.
Externals enter the NSSA and,
When i redistribute rip route to igrp process,do i have to input
all the 5 metric ?
how to get the metric value ?
Thanks.
Assume you don't input them, and IGRP receives the route. What would
IGRP use as a metric that it distributes to the other IGRP routers?
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Chuck wrote, Let he who has never done something stupid while
learning this stuff cast
the first stone ;-
People who live in optical networks shouldn't cast stones.
Further, executives of optical networking firms should only order VIP
furniture when it is actually needed, rather than store
I agree that the test is difficult, and I can understand someone being
frustrated after taking it. When the correct answers aren't
black-and-white, there's a lot more second-guessing that comes into
play. IMO, in order to truly test a candidate's design abilities, every
question would have to
Hi All,
I appologize for the offtopic question but I wasn't
able to obtain an answer anywhere else.
Has anyone here attended the Dalhouse University for
the Master's of Engineering in Inernetworking? I have
been excepted into the program and would like to hear
your opinion on it.
Thanks,
Alex
I am studying for the routing exam. I am using Sybex book, I have heard
it has a lot of mistakes, but that is why you should use more then 1
book. I have heard arguments for both the Cert Library and the Prep
Library, if you look at the different book sites, it seems cert library
sells more
Cisco tightned down the IOS downloading a bit this past summer.
You will need a contract SMARTNET or another type to download it.
And then: only the IOS versions supported under your contract will be
available to you for download and their respective upgrades.
This is the way my local Cisco
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Hunt Lee wrote:
But why / when would the destination prefixes match the summary address
only??
Hi :)
For example, if you have three static routes pointing to three seperate
interfaces each of which is a /25, and you summarise as a /23, the unused
/25 would match the
try ppp pap sent-username...
Dave
bergenpeak wrote:
sent-username is not an option for me under ppp chap. My
options at ppp chap are hostname, password, wait, and
refuse.
Thanks
McCallum, Robert wrote:
what about ppp chap sent-username ?
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For those interested, I found that old link about the guy who submerged his
motherboard in -40 degree mineral oil ;)
http://www.drffreeze.com/Test2.htm
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To:
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: wireless max distance question
It depends what kind of monitoring you are talking about. If you are
looking for a cheap SNMP solution you should take a look at WhatsUp Gold.
To analyze traffic patterns take a look at MRTG. Why can't you consider HP
OV? They do have an NT version and I believe the cost is about 4k. It's
You might want to figure out the correct spelling for Internetworking
first... ;-)
Otherwise, congrads ... I guess the main thing to check for is to see if
it's acredited by one of the big 4.. ;-)
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I
hi
i want to learn exact maximum distance between router and pbx when using
digital voice module (NM-HDV-1E-30).?
How many meters can they apart from?
Is this distance also valid for NM-1CE1B module when leased line connection?
thanks
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Also, with multiservice networks on the rise the advanced QoS features will
be well suited for voice and video. Especially in the service provider
arena.
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Security.
BTW I had to look up RFC 1149. A classic!
what's the unused column?
-Patrick
Scott Nawalaniec 01/07/02 05:10PM
Hi Matt,
You are correct...The DLCI is being learned from the frame-relay
switch...You don't have it configured so it will show up under the unused
column when the sho fram pvc command. Did you order the pvc and haven't
The reason everyone shouts just use Cisco for the 503 exam is because the
Cisco Press book exactly follows the Routing 503 exam blueprint. Every
chapter in the Cisco Press book is one of the sections covered in the actual
exam. You can pass the exam by just using this book.
Shawn K.
Actually I have done serveral IMA configs utilizing regular ole T1
circuits and you only need a single subnet if you configure an IMA
interface and assign the interfaces to it via the ima group.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/121/paima.html
Dave
GS wrote:
You should ask you carrier what
How do I disable these messages in my show log?
*Jan 8 08:00:57: %CDP-4-DUPLEX_MISMATCH: duplex mismatch discovered on
FastEthernet0/0
(not full duplex), with blah.blah.com FastEthernet0/0 (full duplex).
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The EVVOD class included alot of discussion about protocols, more
specifically ISDN, ATM and Frame Relay framing structures as well as some of
the voip signalling protocols(i.e skinny, H323, SIP, and the like.) Also
there was info about integration with legacy PBXs, Voice Mail, and the
basics of
could you have duplex mismatches? Try locking them down to same speeds.
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I had some lunk with the Intergrating Voice and Data Networks book. Also
the internet helped me out.
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I've seen this occur on when a Cisco switch is connected to another with a
non-Cisco switch in the middle in the following manner:
CISCOhalf-duplexNONCISCOfull-duplexCISCO
CDP messages are not recognized by the non-Cisco switch, and are passed
through unchanged. Each Cisco
Which Cisco Press book or books do you recommend?
Ko Haag
Kaminski, Shawn G wrote:
The reason everyone shouts just use Cisco for the 503 exam is because the
Cisco Press book exactly follows the Routing 503 exam blueprint. Every
chapter in the Cisco Press book is one of the sections covered
Fix the problem and they will go away!
Dave
Russ Kreigh wrote:
How do I disable these messages in my show log?
*Jan 8 08:00:57: %CDP-4-DUPLEX_MISMATCH: duplex mismatch discovered on
FastEthernet0/0
(not full duplex), with blah.blah.com FastEthernet0/0 (full duplex).
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Use the cisco books as the main reference and use Sybex and examcram few
weeks before the exam to fresh up. That is what I did.
Regards
Jon Gudmundsson
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I have a 525 PIX and running normal configuration. Inside network is in
10.0.0.0/16 segment and doing NAT with public address. Here is the
situation. I have a client where I need to have an access through my PIX
with VPN. The client is using VPN Concentrator and also has 10.0.0.0/16 for
their
I was wondering if anyone had experience with sniffers, not free ones like
tcpdump and tethereal, but appliances that are made for that purpose.
Anyone have any suggestions and approximate prices? Thanks.
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I have experience with all sorts of ones, from Distributed Sniffer Pro 4.5
down to the free ones like ethereal and eEye's one. I like ethereal the
best because it's so lightwweight (Sniffer is so taxing on PC's) and can
read any prodect's cap files. It does everything you need. The only
You should be able to have them point to a
non-overlapping subnet and NAT them back to the
desired 10.0.0.0/16. Usually when I have done this in
the past, the customer was coming into a DMZ on my end
and I performed that there. I don't see why you
wouldn't be able to do that here?
ms
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I've always used the Dolch products. I believe the one that I've used was a
Dolch 64. You can get a variety of network card for it from 10/100, Token
Ring, FDDI, and ATM. Of course the prices will vary depending on the cards,
memory, etc, but they usually run around 10-15K. Not cheap, but it
The one that use to be made by Network General, now owned by Network
Associates are the best ones you can get IMHO.
I have used the Ethernet, Token-Ring, Internetwork, and ATM sniffers and
the are all great. They have to models, you can have them in a notebook
for portable sniffing or you can get
What are the free sniffers that you suggest to use ?
Regards,
Mario Rodrigues
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I have experience with all sorts of ones,
Ethereal. It's been ported from Linux to Win32. It's lightweight. But
it's not perfect and can crash.
www.ethereal.com
If you use Windows 2000 or XP, just be sure to install the winpcap diver 2.3
beta. Otherwise 2.2 should work.
http://netgroup-serv.polito.it/winpcap/
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I have recently attained the CCNA and CCNP certifications and was a little
curious about preparing for the rigorous CCIE. I would like to know some
information pertaining to preparing for this certification. I do have some
access to Cisco equipment, and I know that nothing beats hands on
For those interested, I found that old link about the guy who submerged his
motherboard in -40 degree mineral oil ;)
http://www.drffreeze.com/Test2.htm
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Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: wireless max distance question
Hello all;
I know the equipment subject has been discussed many times in this group,
I have followed many of the threads. Of course it would be nice to buy every
piece of equipment on the CCIE lab list but sometimes that is not practical
for people that have kids to feed. Anyway I would like
Ethereal
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What are the free sniffers that you suggest to use ?
Regards,
Mario Rodrigues
I have had lots of FCS and collision errors on ports where one end is full
duplex and the other half. [this is on general with switches, i dont think
its 6509 specific]
check his PC's nic settings re: FDx and speed, autonegotiation and compare
that to the 6509 port's.
I'd suspect that his PC is
I have a Cisco 4000 in the core that goes down for 15 seconds or so about 10
times a day. All interfaces are unreachable (pinging), and from what I can
tell the actual interfaces never actually drop. I will console into it, but
any ideas what I can look for? show processes and ?TIA
Message
You might also need / go thru the book - BGP configurtion and command
reference -
William Parkhurst. The book covers almost all the commands under BGP and
simple example
for all of those.
my $0.02
rajesh
Marcus Faust wrote:
I have recently attained the CCNA and CCNP certifications and was
Check the load on the link. Check cpu load. Check sh int to make sure no
int's were reset. Check with your service provider to make sure they're not
having any problems, check with the LEC to check your circut to see if it's
dirty.
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You will most likely read these books many times. I've found that doing the
hands-on while reading the books helps me understand what is being said. At
the same time, it takes some of the boredom out of trying to plow through
books of this size!
Hands-on experience is so critical that I can't
All
I just passed the CCIE for R/S. I am doing the CCIE
for security.
Is the www.boson.com/eula.htm any good?
It is under CCIE Written CCNP Specialization
try here:
http://download.boson.com/downloads/boson/bos_rspc.exe
Kage
__
Do You
The written exam is primarily theory and background, with some (but not an
overwhelming) amount of Cisco IOS content. Follow the blueprint and check
out
the recommended reading list:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/ccie/certifications/routing.html
For the Lab exam, here are a number of
Someone on the list (I think it was Chuck) used to try and keep track of how
many new IE numbers they saw each week. I was wondering, with the new lab,
how many on avg are passing ea. week or month. Just curious.
Chris
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You can try the 45day trial of Advisor Software (SW) edition for free. If
you like, you can buy just the parts you need. (Or if you are and
educational facility - The full version is FREE)
Later
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A peer of mine is doing some testing of IPv6, has a tunnel to the
6bone. There are a lot of organizations running some IPv6, more all the
time. As for mainstream I would guess it's a good couple of years. It
obviously cannot happen overnight but you will have the early adopters
as as more
I use both the NAI Sniffer and WildPackets EtherPeek. I like EtherPeek best
because the user interface is so intuitive. When trying to do a new task
(like save names or whatever), it seems like my first method of doing it
always works. With Sniffer, you have to fight the thing to get it to do
I have been searching as to the purpose of these FECN and BECN bits, and I
found this in an old newsgroup from 1994 from a guy who wrote part of Frame
Relay standards. Looks like Howard and Pricilla were right in that IP
wasn't a concern, as IBM had SDLC and ATT BellCore had x.25 and other
Are there other filtering servers that can be used with PIX beside Websense?
I'm to find a Linux based filtering solution.
Rodney Jackson
Dallas Semiconductor
Network Engineer
(972) 371-4824
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had a name of Rodney
maybe one should try searching for the technology used instead of specific
software packages. (Content Vectoring Protocol)
a quick search on google yields tons of hits for cvp, linux, and cisco
pix... I don't have the time for relev. checking. You could also try
freshmeat.net
-Patrick
Rodney
Here I am again
I would say that I am studding like a dog for this test but the more
interesting is the following:
The more your study the less you know and want to study more and more it is
like a drug..
The test should be a requirement for a ccnp..
I have
Well, show log would be a good start.
You haven't given us much to go on, but if the interfaces don't actually
drop it could be a routing protocol problem. Or it could be a lot of other
things :-)
Does this happen at specific times? Regular intervals? Or is it random?
Is there anything else
Hi all,
Can somebody clarify me the meaning of the poll-interval sub option in
more descriptive way
in this command.
1. neighbor priority poll-interval
Thanks
Rajesh
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The CDP duplex error message may not mean you have a
mis-match in the speed/duplex somewhere.
The message occurs because CDP version 2 packets
include duplex information. CDP version 1 doesn't
include duplex info. If you have a older device that
speaks CDP version 1 only and you're router
I have been searching as to the purpose of these FECN and BECN bits, and I
found this in an old newsgroup from 1994 from a guy who wrote part of Frame
Relay standards. Looks like Howard and Pricilla were right in that IP
wasn't a concern, as IBM had SDLC and ATT BellCore had x.25 and other
The answer to your question is YES.
When used with the IGRP/EIGRP,the metric keyword sets the bandwidth value
(in kbps), the delay (in tens of microseconds), the reliability (out of
255), and finally the maximum transmission unit (MTU).
These five values constitute the SEED METRIC. The seed
Try www.ipswitch.com. There you will find what's up. Its a monitoring
software.
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A bit off topic, but would appreciate any
Ethereal on Win32 is a great after-the-fact debugging/analysis tool
Probably the best. My favorite part is not only does it open pcap
files, but also GZIPPED pcap files. It supports a TON of protocols.
http://www.ethereal.com/
However, as for actual packet capture and backend statistics and
The Cisco Press BSCN book is great. I highly recommend it. Do all of the
labs if you can.
The Cert Guide, on the other hand, is outrageously full of errata. And when
I say errata, I don't just mean misprints (althought there are tons of those
as well). LSAs and aggregate addresses often are
Hello,
I'm wondering if I can load CallManager 3.1 on any
Compaq server or I have to buy from Cisco? I got error
message This application may only be installed on
servers that were deployed using the standard
Cisco-approved process when I tried to install it.
Thanks in advance.
Jim
Hello all,
I have a question regarding acl setup. I have a network addr to deny access
on odd ip addr and permit even ip addr in telnetting. Can anyone tell me how
to setup?
Thanks
Jin
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Technically you must buy from cisco, but I've seen other ways of getting it
lo load
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Hello,
I'm wondering if I can load CallManager 3.1 on any
Compaq server or I have to buy from Cisco? I got error
message This
Thanks Dave.
There is no problem is assigning a single link to the min active IMA links.
This will indeed allow you to utilize one link per IMA group. But that is
not the problem.
If the carrier doesn't support IMA (i.e. terminating the circuit to a T1
card and not a cell relay card with IMA
Steven is correct.
There are ways of getting CCM to load on non-certified platforms, but is
obviously is not supported whatsoever by TAC.
We utilize a configuration such as this in our traveling demo pod for
customer demos on IP Telephony. I personally worked with some of our local
Cisco SE's
So I guess frame-relay assumes a smart network/dumb host type situation?
The only other thing I saw was Fred's statement
...None of these companies had much IP experience at the time, and it was
mostly X.25-experienced people working on it. So the congestion issues
needed to be brought out. I
Just yesturday I was putting something together for someone who used my
boson to pass the written. Most of it is just some of the common wisdom
from the history of this group. Here's what I had, and I welcome feedback
(and good hearted abuse) from the group...
my first draft
You may want to go to Agilent.com. They have a software version of their
Agilent Advisor hardware box. Its called Advisor Software SW edition. You
can run the 30day demo and see if you like it. In addition, you can buy just
the testing modual you need. (or if you are a valid educational user -
Sure anything can be done. However I am thinking that you would need them to
log into your server, at that point you remove rights.
However, you would also need to turn of screen captures. That means that at
the point that log in you turn off certen keys strokes on their key board.
I am thinking
Everyone asks this question, but the answer, Young Skywalker, comes from
within. ;-)
The answer is It depends. Ask yourself these questions and you'll
probably come up with the answer that's right for you:
1. Where are my weak points technically? (My answers were Token Ring and
ISDN, so
.bomb failures have lengthened the usefulness of v4 I am sure..
Brian Sonic Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Mon, 7 Jan 2002, Steven A. Ridder wrote:
Another question,
When's IPv6 gonna hit the mainstream? Or the backbone? Of all the stuff
I
ever read on it, the main
Further to what EA Louie..
If you are strong on ISDN, you could connect aux-modem-modem-aux, specify
dialer profiles and work with it, u will need 2 pstn lines and most of the
trigger stuff which works with ISDN will work.
Also, you need enough equipment to practise most of IP routing
You can always go to Cisco and use thier racks for free. If I need a few
days on a big router or ATM, I use their stuff. (I could never justify
purchasing all the equipment some people have -72xx routers, Cat 6500
switches, Wireless AP's, etc..) You just need to have your CCIE written
passed.
I don't see a lot of announcements over on the CCIE list - just a couple in
December, and none so far this month, unless I missed something.
OTOH, I see that #8472 announced on 12/1 and #8548 announced on 12/18.
that's the most recent I have seen.
Not surprising with the holidays.
I am not at
This is a project I am doing. I am using 3 Cisco 2600 series routers to link
two sites and Adtran Atlas 550 to simulate a Frame Relay and a ISDN line (as
backup) network. The arrangement is this:
server PC--router--router--Frame Relay(Atlas)--router--client PC
|ISDN
The placement of the ISDN line is not correct due to the aligment. Sorry for
that.
Anthony.
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Just received Cisco AVVID IP Telephony Networks book,
and according to that book, Cisco has certified Compaq DL320
and Compaq DL380 to run CallManager. Refer to this URL
regarding the approved hardware for Compaq ProLiant
I have two routers. One of them is running IGRP,BGP and OSPF and other is
running IGRP only.
The network between two IGRP routers is 30 bit mask. Here is the diagram:
IGRP/BGP/OSPF IGRP
R1-R2
10.3.255.10/3010.3.255.9/30
R1 has some 24 bit
Got logging setup somewhere looking for errors that correspond with this?
Brian Sonic Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
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Well, show log would be a good start.
You haven't given us much to go on, but if the interfaces don't actually
drop
At 09:58 PM 1/8/02, Steven A. Ridder wrote:
If I can assume that there were two schools of
thought, can I also assume that frame-relay with its smart network/dumb
host model and tcp/ip's smart host, peer-to-peer network were never meant to
merge?
I think it would be over-stating it a bit to say
considering how often and to what depth this issue has been and continues to
be discussed here and elsewhere, it shouldn't be too hard to discover the
answer.
try changing your network on the R1-R2 link to a /24 and see what happens.
then report back your findings along with your own
I've been on Cisco's site for hours, but cannot find a conclusive answer to
my question. When you disable NAT (NAT 0) to allow the use of public IP's
behind the PIX, are the internal nodes allowed to start outbound connections
by default?? I need to selectively allow nodes behind the firewall
In general, you will not want to redistribute most BGP routes into your IGP.
A common design is to redistribute one or two routes and to make them
exterior routes
in IGRP, or have your BGP speaker generate a default route for your
autonomous system. When redistributing from BGP into IGP, only the
Hello Ejay,
I allso have a AGS with serial-ports, but I havent been able to get
these working. Can you tell me which cables you are using (part-number,
pinout or where you bought them) and if you changed anything on the
configuration of the AGS (Jumper eg)?
Thanx
Taco
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Your only choice is to use global username other router and password the
sama as your router they must be identical on both sides.
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sent-username is not an option for me under ppp chap. My
options at ppp chap are
Chuck,
Changing the IGRP interfaces to /24 bit solves the problem. IGRP matches the
incoming routes with its own interface Subnet mask and rejects the one which
does not match.
So, how to fix it without changing the IGRP interfaces mask.
Thanx,
Aamer
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