From: John Galt Kupec (jkupec2@xxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Aug 02 2000 - 21:24:54 GMT-3
Earl Aboytes wrote:
>
> I've got three routers connected via frame with one hub and two spokes.
> They are all running PIM Sparse mode on the cloud and the lan interfaces.
> When I ping from a spoke I get a reply from the other two serial nterfaces
> but not from the lan interfaces where I have placed the join statement. My
> RP is at one of the spokes. Is this what I should be seeing?
>
> Any ideas?
>
In a perfect world, RTRA's E0 should be responding.
What about that bridge group on RTRA? Are you actually
bridging anywhere with this setup?
Why is the RP on a spoke? Put it at the hub and
see what happens. For the hell of it I would
make E0 sparse mode and not sparse-dense mode.
I like consistancy.
Is there a LAN interface configured for RTRC?
>From where have you tried pinging- both spokes?
Do you get the same behavior when pinging from each
spoke?
Have you first tried a simpler arrangement like:
RTRA is RP
RTRB/C LAN interfaces join 224.1.2.3
extended ping to 224.1.2.3 from RTRA E0
-- John Galt Kupec Mentor Technologies Group, Inc. jkupec@mentortech.com http://www.mentortech.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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