From: Bill Fink <bill@wizard.gsfc.nasa.gov>
Subject: Re: Peering with HPCC-ESS router, access jsimpson-h over
To: dguevara@mail.arc.nasa.gov (David A. Guevara)
Date: Mon, 8 Jun 1998 18:59:50 -0400 (EDT)
David,
Actually, we will be moving our HPCC router sometime in the next
week or two, and at that point the VC will need to go to port 1A3
instead of port B2. Therefore, could you please add a VC 0.101
between ports B1 and A3 on the Goddard NREN switch, making it a
multipoint VC. That way, we can make the move transparently,
and just delete the 0.101 VC between ports B1 and B2 after our
router has been moved and is operational in its new location.
-Thanks
-Bill
> My mistake. I tho't we were using the HPCC-ESS switch on port
> A3 of the NREN GSFC switch. I changed it to use the GSFC ISO
> switch on port B2 and the peering appears to be operational.
> I will check connectivity and let you know if I discover any problems.
>
> -- david
>
> At 1:41 AM -0400 6/6/98, Bill Fink wrote:
> >David & Ken,
> >
> >I've set up rtr-atm (198.119.5.251) to BGP peer with the
> >NREN router (198.119.5.250) via PVC 0.101. I verified that
> >it was successfully advertising 169.154/16 and 128.183.33/24
> >(by testing with another one of our routers as an additional
> >peer). However, I can't ping 198.119.5.250, since the 0.101
> >VC doesn't exist yet on the Goddard NREN router (and I don't
> >know if the 198.119.5.250 address has been configured yet on
> >the NREN router. In any event, hopefully we're not too far
> >away from establishing connectivity to Goddard for the
> >Turbulent Convection application investigators at the VBNS
> >sites.
> >
> > -Thanks
> >
> > -Bill