Trunked 6506's loses EIGRP Neighbors

From: Roberto Iannuzzi (twinturbos@xxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Aug 02 2001 - 19:27:55 GMT-3

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Hi. The problem I am having is that my 6506's are losing EIGRP neighbors
between each other every 24 hours or so. The switches are trunked together
using the 2 Supervisor 1- Gigabit Modules. They are both in VLAN 60 with ip
addresses of 165.115.60.66 and 67 mask 255.255.255.224. I get SIA's for these
neighbors. There is not much traffic on this VLAN (less than 1mb/s). There are
no other Routers and no Broadcast storms that I know of. Has anyone seen this
problem before?
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