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Strange Cisco Frame problem
Sounds as if a device in the carrier's network is not set to B8ZS encoding. Try pinging the address at the far end of the serial link, using extended ping (p). First time, use the default data pattern. Second time, specify the pattern 0x0000. If you get 99+% success on the first ping, and 10%...- evang
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- Forum: Data Transmission general discussion
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Strange Cisco Frame problem
Sounds as if a device in the carrier's network is not set to B8ZS encoding. From your router, try pinging the address at the far end of the serial link, using Extended ping (p). First time, use the default data pattern. Second time, specify the pattern 0x0000. If you get 99+% success on the...- evang
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- Forum: Data Transmission general discussion
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Unkown mac address causing problem
Correction: the Bay/Nortel box cannot be a hub, because hubs have only one MAC address. -
Unkown mac address causing problem
The sequential MAC addresses suggest there's a switch or hub connected in parallel with the router. IOW, two router ports plugged into the same layer 2 box. Is that a possibility? If so, is this intentional? -
Unkown mac address causing problem
Have you a Bay/Nortel switch or hub set to use bootp to get its IP address?
