Hi,
On Mon, Jun 25, 2001 at 08:35:16AM -0700, Brian wrote:
> Yeah the drop every other packet is something I have seen if you have say 2
> default routes and one is bunk..
Yes, but TCP (and UDP restransmits) will take care of that. This is very
unlikely to lead to the observed behaviour - instead it would lead to
erratic behaviour of about anything related to DNS or accessing the
router, which doesn't happen ("telnet" works fine, "traceroute" from the
router as well).
Besides, I just read on cisco-nas that this bug is CSCdt90468 :-) - thanks
to Dennis Peng @ cisco.
gert
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