hwb@MCR.UMICH.EDU (Hans-Werner Braun) (01/10/88)
Did anyone before try to use EGP on a p4200 while NOT peering with the Arpanet core? I just tried it out and got the following message: EGP bd init nbr 35.1.1.11 rsn 7, ign Unfortunately (unless I missed it) the manual does not explain what "rsn 7" (presumably "reason seven?") is. -- Hans-Werner
kurt@hi.unm.edu (Kurt Zeilenga) (01/10/88)
hwb@MCR.UMICH.EDU (Hans-Werner Braun) writes: >Did anyone before try to use EGP on a p4200 while NOT peering with >the Arpanet core? I just tried it out and got the following message: > >EGP bd init nbr 35.1.1.11 rsn 7, ign > >Unfortunately (unless I missed it) the manual does not explain what >"rsn 7" (presumably "reason seven?") is. > > -- Hans-Werner On page D-36 of my manual I found: EGP bd init nbr %I rsn %d, ign as being "UCE: An initial neighbor was illegal and is being ignored" The UCE is "User Configuration Error" (from page D-2). The %I, I assume, would be the Internet address of the problem neighbor and the rsn would be a dispatch code (page D-6). Ek, only 0 thru 5 are listed in my manual ("ProNet Series p4200 Gateway Software User's Guide", Manual Rev A, Product Rev 7.4, Nov. 1987). -- Kurt (zeilenga@hc.dspo.gov)
Hans-Werner_Braun@UM.CC.UMICH.EDU (01/11/88)
Yeah, Kurt, that's what I found, too, in the manual. "rsn 7" was not
explained. Besides that, "neighbor was illegal" as defined by whom? I
think my EGP neighbor was perfectly legal. It was just not the Arpanet
core I peered with.
-- Hans-Werner