From: Erick B. (erickbe@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Nov 14 2000 - 15:18:15 GMT-3
Can you post your config? With AURP you specify
source/destination and configure the tunnel mode as
aurp and thats it. You don't assign appletalk cable
range, zone, etc to tunnel interface. You also will
not be able to do a AppleTalk ping on the router with
the AURP tunnel(s) directly. You'll need to do a
Appletalk ping from a router attached to that router
without AURP or a workstation to another PC or router
attached to the destination AURP tunnel.
rA ---- rB ----- rC --- rD
rB and rC have AURP tunnel between them. rA and rD
have regular Appletalk. You'll be able to AppleTalk
ping from rA to rD - you won't be able to ping from rC
to rB.
--- Ronnie Royston <RonnieR@globaldatasys.com> wrote:
> I got a gre tunnel up with no problems. Tore it
> down and tried AURP mode.
> The AURP tunnel is not working. I have tried
> pointing the tunnel
> destination to both the far-end ip interface address
> and the far-end tunnel
> ip address. I have apple route redist enabled on
> both routers on the
> tunnel. Does anyone have a working config for aurp,
> or advice? Thanks
> alot.
>
>
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