From: Paulo Mendes De Oliveira (pmendesd@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Nov 03 2000 - 07:55:37 GMT-3
David
Prior to newer Cisco bridging technologies (such as integrating routing &
bridging & concurrent routing & bridging), if the network layer protocol was
operating within the router, the packet was passed to the routing software. If
the protocol had no network layer or the network layer protocol was not
configured on the router, the frame was passed to the bridging software if the
router was configured for bridging.
Hope this helps.
"David T. Absalom" wrote:
> I'm confused (nothing new...)
>
> If an interface is in a bridge group but has an ip address and the "no ip
> routing" statement has NOT been issued (additionally, no crb or irb), will
> it route or bridge.
route. See above.
> Is ip routing on by default when an ip address is added
> to an interface?
No ip routing is not enabled by default but IP is. You must select an IP routin
g
protocol for IP routing to start on the box
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