🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello,
  I have experienced 2 problems so far with my upgrade to
9.0(1) on my AGS+ machines. Machines had previously been on
8.3(3).
1. Already reported to cisco support.
   - The router has a serial interface with a primary
     IP address and a secondary IP address. The two addresses
     are from different network numbers. IGRP is running on
     the box and updates are received from the other side of
     the serial link via the primary and the secondary IP
     address. The subnets that are learned via the secondary
     address are not being propagated to other cisco's on the
     backbone.
2. Not yet reported to cisco support.
   - An arp entry in the cisco for an RS/6000 on token-ring A
     is being trampled by arp packets that are bridged to
     token-ring A from another token-ring segment B. The arp
     packets do not contain the IP address that is being
     trampled but the cisco still substitutes that hardware
     address in the arp cache. I tried turning multiring on
     so that it would understand bridged packets but this did
     not help.

      AGS+ ---OOOOOOOO--- RS/6000
                   |         |
                 Bridge ----OOOOO---- Other Workstations


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