Ooh, that's a good one! From your original post we were all assuming that
the Cisco and Motorola gear were directly connected, as the case would have
to be for our "fixes" to work.
In your case, things are different: the encapsulation is not end-to-end,
but only from the Cisco to the cloud, and from the Motorola to the cloud.
CDP runs at the datalink layer in SNAP frames, IIRC, which the Motorola gear
doesn't like. To top it off, not only is CDP in SNAP frames, but it's
cisco-specific. No wonder the Motorola stuff didn't like it!
Thanks for yet another good troubleshooting quiz!
John Neiberger
> Hi there
>
> My colleague has solved the problem and I though to let you guys & gals
> know.
> Cisco-----(FR Cloud)-----Motorola
> Every minute or so you'll see an error message on the Motorola ( cdp
> discovery going out from the Cisco)
> If everything works ok on both sides (ping both & the works ) , but you
get
> encapsulation error messages on the Motorola , then disable cdp on the
Cisco
> side . ( no cdp enable)
>
> Thx for everybody's input !
> Regards
>
>
> Olden Pieterse
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