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- From: tengi@Princeton.EDU
- Subject: Problems with vines on 8.3(5)
- Message-ID: <721614826.6121@news.Colorado.EDU>
- Sender: news
- Date: 12 Nov 92 16:34:48 -0500
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- Greetings,
- We are trying to get a Vines server to stay up after we enable vines routing
- on the interface for the subnet to which the server is connected. The symptoms
- are that the server logs an error about "SS LAN option not available," and then
- says that it will shutdown services in 10 minutes. If we remove and reconnect
- the ethernet cable on the server, it will then come back up, and repeat the
- cycle. This, obviously, does not allow much useful work to get done. It does
- not matter if I enable vines on just this interface, or on both interfaces in
- the router. Here is the associated configuration information:
-
- Vines Server Version: v5, patchlevel 5
-
- cisco SW version: GS2-BR 8.3(3)
- cisco config commands:
-
- !
- !
- vines routing 30005EF2:1
- !
- !
-
- !
- ! subnet with only clients
- !
- interface Ethernet 0
-
- vines metric 2
- vines arp-enable
- vines serverless
- !
- ! subnet with server and clients
- !
- interface Ethernet 1
-
- vines metric 2
- !
-
-
- Note that we are also running TCP/IP, Novell, AppleTalk, and DECnet on both
- interfaces. Does any of this look incorrect? Do we need the component that the
- server is complaining about in order for things to work? Am I totally clueless
- on this? :-)
-
- Thanks,
- /Chris
-