From: Bert Kellerman (bertke@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Nov 11 2000 - 17:27:07 GMT-3
>From CCO:
--- Error Message %AT-4-NETINVALID: [chars]: AppleTalk node down; conflicts with active internetExplanation The configuration specified for the interface conflicts with the active AppleTalk internetwork. For example, a cable range might be configured that overlaps an existing route but does not match the entry exactly.
Recommended Action Use the appletalk cable-range command to reconfigure the interface so that there are no conflicts with the existing AppleTalk network, or take any other actions necessary to resolve the conflict. AppleTalk will periodically attempt to restart the interface. ---
What cable range are you trying to add and to what interface?
"Moran, Ed" wrote: > > I am working on Apple talk right now and am having a problem adding a third > zone to a network. > > R3------------------------FrameSW-R2--------------------------R4 > | | > | | > | | > | | > | | > R1 R5 > > I have ethernet running between R1 and R3 and between R4 and R5. Frame-Relay > is running between R3 and R4. > > R1/R3:Cable-Range 100-299, nodes 100.1 and 100.3, Zones Stub and Ether2 > R4/R5:Cable-Range 400-500, nodes 400.4 and 400.5, Zones Ethernet and > Secondary > R3/R4:Cable-Range 300-399, nodes 300.3 and 300.4, Zones Frame and BackBone > > Right now everything works great. I am not running filters or any options, > just standard RTMP. When I try to add a third zone to any of the networks, I > get a system message that states that the current zone list is incompatible > with the active internet. Then, the appletalk interface goes into port > initializing mode and will not detect it's neighbor no matter how long I > wait. When i remove the new zone from the interface of both routers, > everything comes back up just fine. I tried to find an answer on CCO, but > with no luck. Anybody have any ideas? > > E A Moran > Sr. Network Engineer > CNE,MCSE,CCNP,CCDA > TeleCommunication Systems > 813-831-6353 >
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