[nos-bbs] jnos - No more rip broadcasts received...

[Brian]

Jerome;

On Thu, 2017-05-11 at 23:09 -0700, jerome schatten wrote:

> My cable modem died about a week ago. At that time I was receiving rip
> broadcasts on jnos - no problem.  When I finally got the replacement
> modem (today), no more rip broadcasts received.  I of course, updated
> my entry on the Gateway List with my new ip address and made the
> necessary adjustments at the modem.  To get things working again, until
> I figure out what’s happening with rip, I downloaded the latest
> Gateways List and sourced it, and everything works OK with that.


It may not be you. I'm having a similar issue since my IP was changed
but I'm using ampr-ripd 1.16.3. Some of my links simply vanish and
become unreachable but I find they work fine on other systems. When I
look up the route, it goes into the bit bucket on my system, on the
remote system I'm using as a test for route info, it shows fine with a
valid working path.

At first I was beginning to think it may be a linux bug but now with
JNOS acting the same, the common denominator appears to the the rip
broadcast point. I'll have to relay this info to BK.

-- 
I don't have to worry about body fitness in 2017. All I do is 
show my body to itself in the mirror and it throws plenty of
fits.
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