Re: BGP network statement disappears after reboot?

From: Marshall Stacks (catheadcatheadcathead@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Feb 19 2003 - 11:58:31 GMT-3

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>Hi Marshall,
>
>I have tried to rebuild this but the network statement stays in my config
>no
>matter what I try. Have you tried a write erase on the router ? Possibly
>there is more than one startup configuration in memory...
>
>Regards,
>
>Georg

Thanks for the response. No, a write erase didn't fix my problem. I agree
with Paul Casey who said it's probably a "T"-train related bug. Fortunately,
this is not a production router. Unfortunately, it is on a training pod
router out of my control & I am trying to create a lab using this equipment.

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