RE: Problem with RIF [7:38569]

2002-03-16 Thread Dennis Laganiere
Convert the length to decimal (0x11000 = 24, and 0x00110 = 6). Count the number of bytes the RIF is (hint - each hex character is one byte, so there are two bytes for the RC, and two more for each RD). Since the first problem has a length of 24 bytes defined, but an actual length of 8 bytes, it

Re: Problem with RIF [7:38569]

2002-03-16 Thread Fred Ingham
first rif has a length of eight bytes but the length field says 24. A correct RIF would be C820.0123.0321.0050. This is read as: 110 - single route broadcast (spanning explorer) 01000 - length of eight 0 - read left to right 010 - max length of 2052 byt

RE: Problem with RIF [7:38569]

2002-03-17 Thread Juan Blanco
ECTED]]On Behalf Of Dennis Laganiere Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 7:58 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Problem with RIF [7:38569] Convert the length to decimal (0x11000 = 24, and 0x00110 = 6). Count the number of bytes the RIF is (hint - each hex character is one byte, so there are two byte

RE: Problem with RIF [7:38569]

2002-03-19 Thread Dennis Laganiere
ct: RE: Problem with RIF [7:38569] Convert the length to decimal (0x11000 = 24, and 0x00110 = 6). Count the number of bytes the RIF is (hint - each hex character is one byte, so there are two bytes for the RC, and two more for each RD). Since the first problem has a length of 24 bytes defined

RE: Problem with RIF [7:38569]

2002-03-20 Thread Logan, Harold
work Specialist / Adjunct Faculty Computing & Engineering Technology Manatee Community College -Original Message- From: Dennis Laganiere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 1:43 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Problem with RIF [7:38569] I finally put up a web