From: Richard Wagner (Richard.Wagner@xxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Mar 01 2000 - 13:13:39 GMT-3
In this world, I've just found that, sometimes, you cannot ping your
own interfaces. Firewalls are like that too.
For a technical reason... the encapsulation failed because the sending
router didn't have a DLCI to map that address to (nevermind that the
address is defined on the interface). Some of them just don't work
that way.
Does someone have a better explanation? I've always just accepted it
"as is".
-----Original Message-----
From: shaxw [mailto:shaxw@public.xa.sn.cn]
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 7:24 AM
To: CCIELab
Subject: One IP address problem on FR
Hi All:
I have one FR network, 2 spoke routers connected to the hub router.
The type of the FR network is Broadcast, and mapping between IP
address and DLCI is defined manually.
From the router, it can ping the other one, but when it ping its own
interface IP address, Failed. Using debug, get the following message:
"... Encapsulation Failed."
What's the problem?
Thanks
Jack Sha
System Engineer
shaxw@wafersystems.com
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