From: Erick (erickbe@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun Mar 05 2000 - 18:04:06 GMT-3
Ben,
I don't think routers can be IRDP clients. I have used
IRDP in my home LAN for my Windows 98 workstations
with no problem.
Config is like this:
int e0
ip address 192.168.1.2 255.255.255.0
ip irdp
ip irdp pref 90
This will announce the interfaces IP address via IRDP
with preference of 90. You can also use 'ip irdp
address' to announce different/multiple IP address's.
What clients do you have and do they support IRDP?
debug ip packet detail:
4d17h: IP: s=192.168.1.2 (local), d=255.255.255.255
(Ethernet0), len 36, sending
broad/multicast
4d17h: ICMP type=9, code=0
--- Ben_J_Durand@tivoli.com wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I was looking over the configs for IRDP and they
> seem faily simple, but for the
> life of me I can't get them to work in a lab
> environment. I have 2 2514 each
> with an interface in two different subnets, and
> another router in each subnet
> acting as a host. I can configure irdp on the 2514s
> with different priorities
> and stuff, but how do I test the setup?
>
> I tried not setting a default gateway on one of the
> clients, in the hopes that
> irdp on the 2514s would provide the required info,
> no luck. I tried adding the
> "ip irdp address A.B.C.D" for the host on the remote
> subnet, no luck. I might
> be missing something here, but can someone enlighten
> me, perhaps with an
> example, on how irdp can be tested in a router-only
> environment?
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