NBMA and IPX, Apple Talk

From: Kang, Bob (CAP, ITS, CA) (Bob.Kang@xxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Feb 15 2000 - 22:54:34 GMT-3

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Consider following scenario, R1, R2 and R3 run over IPX NBMA frame clouds,

Hi, Guys

IPX eigrp is configured over frame, IPX rip across R3-R4.

At R1
frame map IPX 12.2222.2222.2222 102 broadcast
frame map IPX 13.3333.3333.3333 102 broadcast

At R2
no IPX split-horizon eigrp 100

R3, similar frame map configured as R1.

      R2
      / \
     / \
    / \
   / \
 R1 R3_________R4

Results: from R1, I can ping R2 and R3, BUT cannot ping R4, although route
34 is in
R1's route table!

Of course, I can ping from R2 anywhere.

Question: Is any other issue involved beyond (1)SPLIT-HORIZON AND (2) FRAME
MAP STATEMENTS?
This is very important, I had same issue with AppleTalk, even (1) frame map
and (2) split horizon
plus the (3)App local-routing, you still cannot ping the network behind the
remote spoke router!

Please help!

Bob

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