Also how about checking to see if your running CDP.this also might
help! i hope
steve
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Brian,
If your 2 routers are connected into the same
Hub, then they will be on the same network.
Have you set up any other networks on either router
that you can advertise ? e.g via loopback addresses or
via the spare Ethernet port on the 2514 with "no
keepalive" on it.
Have you tried "show
What type of routes do you have on each router? Only connected and
static? Are you using "redistribute static connected" in your eigrp
config?
Brian
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, alex campbell wrote:
>
> Hello ppl
>
> I have two routers, both connected to a standard 10mb hub. Both can ping
> each
Hi Alex
I believe your config files would be helpful in this case, for example:
Is the Fastethernet port configured for 10mb?
what routes are you trying to exchange? are their respective interfaces up?
(What I mean is that for example if your routers are connected through
ethernet 0 and you want
ws up.
Please verify above and provide configs if you want to
persue this issue
Hope this helps.
>From: "alex campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: two routers & EIGRP
>
Hello ppl
I have two routers, both connected to a standard 10mb hub. Both can ping
each other as can a PC which is also on this mini network.
1 is a 2501 with IOS 11.3 connected via ethernet
1 is a 2620 with IOS 12.0 connected via fast ethernet
I am trying to get these two to share routes via
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