Two more DECnet questions
Art Berggreen <art@opal.acc.com> Fri, 21 August 1992 20:01 UTC
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From: Art Berggreen <art@opal.acc.com>
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Subject: Two more DECnet questions
If an implementation maintains multiple equal-cost routes to a node (L1) or an area (L2), the current MIB definitions only allows one of those routes to appear in the relevant tables. Is this a problem? Now that Token Ring (and FDDI?) encapsulation and usage is defined, should all references to Ethernet be generalized to LAN? Art
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