Cisco 1600 fights with BSD router

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From: Jim
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 00:00

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Hi,

we recently added a Cisco 1600 as a second router to a remote site in
our company web. Our first router is a FreeBSD 2.1.0 based PC made by
I-Planet, this one is meant to be used for all Internet connections.
Everything works just perfect - except when we reboot the BSD machine
when the CISCO router is connected to our ethernet. Then everything is
routed through the CISCO box, even our BSD router answers with the IP
address of the CISCO box when being pinged from outside. Our only
workaround is to disconnect the CISCO box whenever we reboot.
I'm pretty clueless when it comes to routing, is there a way to
configure it so it doesn't happen? Where should I look first?

Thanks alot for your help, please respond to the group,

Jim

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