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RE: (ASCEND) Ascend Max 4004 & Series56 Digital Modem Remote Gateway Probs
Well, I found the problem. We used to operate some Portmasters, however we
have taken them offline. The model we used (2e) had horrible RIP support in
it, so I had configured our main router to route the subnet to two
portmasters, I had forgotten about this route, and when I realized that
static IP service worked on the same subnet as the MAX's main IP address, I
found the problem and fixed it. Now the subnet is routed to the max since
the max broadcasts the RIP information for that subnet. Thanks for all of
the help, your messages helped me remember about the portmaster's RIP
problem.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jason Nealis [mailto:nealis@babylon.erols.com]
> Sent: Monday, June 15, 1998 11:27 PM
> To: Robert G.
> Cc: ascend-users@bungi.com
> Subject: Re: (ASCEND) Ascend Max 4004 & Series56 Digital Modem Remote
> Gateway Probs
>
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>
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> What routing protocol are you using to announce your routes upstream?
> It probably would be helpful if you gave the output of a show ip ro from
> the terminal server prompt.
>
> Jason Nealis
> Director Internet Operations / Network Access
> Erols Internet (An RCN Company)
>
>
>
> On Mon, 15 Jun 1998, Robert G. wrote:
>
> > Hello, I have an Ascend MAX 4004 which we use to route our
> dedicated ISDN
> > customers. Recently, we bought a 12-modem Series56 Digital
> modem card so
> > we could use the remaining channels on the PRI for employees that use
> > analog modems at home. We installed the card and upgraded the
> software to
> > 6.1.0. Then we configured the modems and an IP address pool
> and I setup a
> > profile for myself that will give me a static IP address when I
> dial. All
> > is fine so far, users can dial, the unit detects ISDN or analog, and the
> > call initializes. However, after login, and the dialup
> networking screen
> > goes away, the user can only ping and use the
> > MAX unit, the rest of our network and the Internet do not respond. The
> > MAX can use the network just fine and can reach the customer and the
> > Internet in the normal fashion, the ISDN customers don't have a
> > problem either, but the analog users can't access anything but the MAX
> > unit. I have never seen something like this, and I can't seem
> to find any
> > settings that would be causing this problem. Does anyone know
> what could
> > be using this problem?
> >
> > Any insight into the matter is apperciated.
> >
> > Robert Gash,
> > Systems Administrator
> > Cybermax, Inc.
> >
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