[nsp] HSRP problem
Bruce Pinsky
bep at whack.org
Wed Dec 10 15:13:48 EST 2003
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Roger wrote:
| Bruce Pinsky wrote:
|
|> Are you pinging from the routers themselves or another workstation?
|
|
| Pinging both routers "real" ips works from anywhere- hosts or routers
| themselves.
|
| Pinging the shared hsrp address doesn't work from either routers
| themselves OR workstations.
|
|> you turned on "debug ip icmp" to see if the packets are reaching the
|> routers?
|
|
| Just did that --- it retuns the destination ip(hsrp address) is
| unreachable..
|
That sounds like a response when you are on the router pinging and not when
pinging from a remote workstation. I'm more interested in whether the
incoming ICMP from the workstation is recognized or not.
|> Can you route through the routers using the HSRP address as the
|> default gateway even though you can ping them?
|
|
| Nope - its like the ip is dead..... no nothing
|
|> Is the MAC address of the
|> workstation you are using to ping the routers present in the ARP table?
|
|
| Yes.
|
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bep
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