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Re: (ASCEND) sick of lost of route problem with max4k
I have a similar problem. We have a Max with 5.0Ap1 (yes I've been meaning
to upgrade forever) and if the power is ever cut for any reason, when it
comes back and my users reconnect, their static routes do not take effect.
I see the static route in the static route section but if I show the active
routes in termserv it is not listed. If I go to static routes and do
something as simple as changing the priority (doesn't matter what, just that
it is changed) it will suddenly pop up and the static route starts working.
So basically any time there is a major power outage and the UPS can't hold
(or the max reboots for any other reason) I spend the next hour changing
something small on every single static route so it will become active again.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jamie Penner <jpenner@nisa.net>
To: ascend-users@bungi.com <ascend-users@bungi.com>
Date: Wednesday, February 11, 1998 5:31 PM
Subject: Re: (ASCEND) sick of lost of route problem with max4k
>
>
>At 06:34 PM 2/10/98 -0800, you wrote:
>>I just read up the notes on this case, and I wonder just how many people
>>may have the same kind of setup. It seems a few simple (apparently
logical)
>>errors in the configuration could leave the system half-working like this.
>>
>>Would you care to share with us what the problem was in the end, so that
>>we have closure on this and a "solution" in the mailing list archives.
>>
>>
>>
>>>to be stable. What lines in the connection profile on the max4000 do you
use
>>>when configuring a dial up client? It seems that the max4000 after a few
>days
>>>of use refuses to pass any packets beyond it self to or from the client.
>This
>>>REALLY bugs me.. if seems also that if i reboot.. i can get past it
again,
>
>
>
>We've also experienced this on an ongoing basis. With 5.0Ap33, it only
>happened about once every 2 weeks. With 5.0Ap42 it happens almost daily.
>
>We can fix it by disabling the static route and re-enabling it. If the
>user is online, they suddenly find the link operational again. The trick
>seems to be doing this without annoying the customer and getting the daily
>"we're not connected" phone call from them...
>
>
>---------------------------------
>Jamie Penner
>Nisa Internet Technologies Inc.
>Nanaimo, BC Canada
>EMail: jpenner@nisa.net
>URL: http://www.nisa.com
>Ph: 250-751-1111
>Fax: 250-758-3511
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