Tunnels cannot be part of a bridge-group
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> Just because the traffic can't be routed doesn't mean the network can't
be.
> Give this a thought:
>
> 1) Create a loopback interface on each router and assign IP addresses to
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Just because the traffic can't be routed doesn't mean the network can't be.
Give this a thought:
1) Create a loopback interface on
Just because the traffic can't be routed doesn't mean the network can't be.
Give this a thought:
1) Create a loopback interface on each router and assign IP addresses to the
loopbacks.
2) Give the serial interfaces on the routers IP addresses as well.
3) Build a tunnel using the loopbacks as endp
Have an idea to solve a problem at work and would like to see if any of you
see a problem with this rather simplistic solution. No routing can occur due
to the nature of the traffic. T1s between the 1720s which are configured "no
ip routing" and to bridge the traffic from E0 to S0, 1720 a and b to
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