(ASCEND) P50 connects to "bad" MAX, no it's not an HX ;)

To: Jesse Martinez <jmartine@ecis.com>
Subject: (ASCEND) P50 connects to "bad" MAX, no it's not an HX ;)
From: Kevin Smith <kevin@ascend.com>
Date: Tue, 07 Oct 1997 12:26:14 -0700
Cc: ascend-users@bungi.com
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At 09:16 AM 10/7/97 -0700, Jesse Martinez wrote:
>I spoke to the customer and it is not the single-user version. 

Hmm...

>I tried the
>Ascend-PPP-Address attribute and got the same response. If he connects to
>the first max 207.xxx.x.3 then he is ok, but a redial and connection to
>the second max 207.xxx.x.5, then he can't go or ping anywhere at all. I
>have OSPF running on all my boxes with RIP turned off. Not sure what else
>to do. Ascend tech support pointed me to the Ascend-PPP-Address  but no
>go.

I don't know if we started with basics in the beginning of the original
thread, but are you able to dump the routing table from both MAXen when the
P50 connects to the "bad" MAX ?


Kevin


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Re: (ASCEND) Q: arp problem with p50

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Re: (ASCEND) Q: arp problem with p50

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