>On Sun, 14 Jun 1998, Thomas Kinnen wrote:
>
>> > Hello, we are using our old PM2er as a router for our PM3's, and I would
>> > like to gain access to the IP range that is specified in the PM2er. I
>> > assume I cannot use the IP addresses that are reserved in the PM2's pool.
>> > So I changed the assigned address to 0.0.0.0, but I still cannot seem to
>> > use the 30 IPs that where specified in the PM2. Do I have to reboot the
>> > box for the changes to take affect?
>>
>> Is the IP pool from a subnet that is routed to that box? Also some
>> routers (Wellfleet in pictular) need to be rebooted to clear the arp
>> cache. Did you set pool 0 on the pm2?
>
>I've also seen Cisco's hold on to OSPF routes long after the route is no
>longer being exported and the router that did export it no longer exists.
>
It definatly must be latency, because it works now, and I have not done
anything since last night.
thanx guys..
jer
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