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Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1992 04:37
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1992 04:37
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From: NAME: MARGARET LIM
FUNC: REGIONAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT
TEL: 770-7157 <LIMMG AT A1 AT SGVAX>
To: "CISCO@SPOT.COLORADO.EDU"@ESDS01@MRGATE
Author: MARGARET LIM
Date: 14-Aug-1992
Posted-date: 17-Aug-1992
Hi,
MBCISCO serial 0 ------------ serial 1 SYCISCO
serial 1 ------------ serial 2
I have set up two 48K circuits between our router in Melbourne
and Sydney, both links have LAT compression on and load balancing
using bridge-group 1 circuit 1. The root is at SYCISCO and a sh
span tells me that at MBCISCO serial 0 is in blocking mode
,whereas all the rest are in forwarding mode.
Today about 2:15PM local time one of those lines went down for
about five minutes. According to the manual when a line goes
down it "DYNAMICALLY" redirects traffic onto the other line. Not
only did this not happen but when the line came up we had some
type of broadcast storm that effectively dropped both lines for
about 1 minute.
Effectively what seems to have happened is half the site
continued to operate until the broadcast storm but the other half
was dead in the water.
Any ideas? FYI- both boxes are running rel8.3.3.
Regards,
Mag
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