Re: eigrp and isdn routing question? [7:28219]

2001-12-06 Thread Michael Williams
Dave, I see how you setup your ACL to make EIGRP traffic "uninteresting" which will keep the ISDN from dialing. I understand that, but what would keep the interesting traffic (which is everything besides EIGRP) from dialing and keeping the ISDN dialed all the time? i.e. if this ISDN was only to

Re: eigrp and isdn routing question? [7:28219]

2001-12-05 Thread MADMAN
I'm guessing you want EIGRP routing to occur over this link when it is up but you do not want to define EIGRP as interesting. Get rid of the passive and add something like: interface BRI0/0 dialer-group 1 ! access-list 101 deny eigrp any any access-list 101 permit ip any any ! dialer-list 1 prot

RE: eigrp and isdn routing question? [7:28219]

2001-12-05 Thread Jim Brown
If you deny EIGRP multicasts in the dialer-list it will prevent them from initiating a call or keeping the line up. They will be uninteresting. and will not cause the line to dial. Once the line is up, all packets are fair game regardless of whether or not they match the dialer-list. Any packet i