Re: NHRP domino effect

Andy Malis <malis@nexen.com> Wed, 12 July 1995 15:45 UTC

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To: Yakov Rekhter <yakov@cisco.com>
cc: rolc@nexen.com, bcole@cisco.com, malis@nexen.com
Subject: Re: NHRP domino effect
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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1995 11:17:37 -0400
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From: Andy Malis <malis@nexen.com>
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Yakov,

> A most elaborate strategy could be to configure a router in such a way
> that NHRP Request generation by the router would be driven only by the
> traffic the router receives over its non-NBMA interfaces (interfaces
> that are not attached to an NBMA network). Traffic received by the
> router over its NBMA-attached interfaces would not trigger NHRP
> Requests.  Just like in the previous case, such a router is not a
> subject to the NHRP domino effect, and need not perform any actions to
> suppress this effect.

I MUCH prefer this solution personally.  I will include all three of
your messages on the agenda - thanks much for the input.  It looks
like we're not going to have any shortage of things to talk about in
Stockholm!

Cheers,
Andy
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NHRP domino effect Yakov Rekhter
Re: NHRP domino effect Andy Malis
Re: NHRP domino effect Andrew Smith