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yeah I'm "trying" to be a CCIE...I plan on taking the lab in October of this year. I was of the opinion from the begining that the practice lab objectives were a bit off but I wasn't sure. After going through cisco documentation and your explaination, I'm convinced that the lab is wrong (I guess...

lol....I'll ask the IE Lab proctor to contact you if I have the same problem on my real IE Lab...:) Thanks

Tried that but no luck...I think the lab objectives are messed up. It says that I can't sue the "ip ospf network" command on this perticular router. I'm at a point to where I have left that portion out for now....:) Thanks everyone for all your help. Regards, Malik

If you look at the config that I have posted, you will notice that I have configured the sub intf's as multipoint int's. My understanding is that frame-relay physical and multipoint intf's default to ospf network type Non_broadcast....is that correct? If that is the case, I should be able to use...

I just noticed this after I restarted the router for the 50th time...-:) 1 Ethernet/IEEE 802.3 interface(s) 2 Low-speed serial(sync/async) network interface(s) 1 ISDN Basic Rate interface(s) 32K bytes of non-volatile configuration memory. 16384K bytes of processor board System flash...

Here is the running config from the hub router. Eliot8: yes the neighbor relationships are forming and everything works as it should. The problem only occurs after a reload. The thing that is driving e crazy is the fact thet only the neighor statements are falling off, nothing else. hostname...

I did check the cisco documentation but it doesn't really talk about "not" using the "ip ospf network" command. I will post the config first thing tomorrow morning. Thanks

I having a little problem with saving OSPF config. According to the lab objectives, I can't use "Ip ospf network" command. So I went ahead and statically defined OSPF neighbors (using point-to-multipoint sub int). I saved the running config and reloaded the router to make sure that nothing...

You are right rainman. I did little bit more research and found out that "Beginning with Cisco IOS v.12.3, Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP) will no longer be supported." One less thing to worry about..[bigsmile] or :-D Thanks for all your help guys....

Yep, did that but no luck.

Hi guys, I'm studying for my CCNA and have couple of routers to practice on. One of the router is a 2620 and I can't seem to configure IGRP on it. Every time I try the command "router igrp 100" it gives an error message "invalid input detected.....". When I try router ? it shows the following...