IPX and Network Number

From: Manny Gonzalez (gonzalu@xxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Feb 13 2002 - 18:43:57 GMT-3

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Hello,

Question on IPX and figuring out the network number.

I have tried to use all techniques mentioned around here and, the only
way I see to generate the packets you need to figure out the network
number on the other side of a link is by having the other side SHUT/NO
SHUT

If there is a definitive way to figure out the NETWORK NUMBER and/or
Frame Type for IPX configured on the other side of a link, please
enlighten me.

I have tried the DEBUG IPX PACKET/DEBUG INTERFACE FAST3/1 combo, but
only when I shut/no shut the side that has the info configured already
do I see anything show up on the side of the link I am trying to find
this at.

Thank you for your help.

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Manny Gonzalez
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