how have you decided that it is ospf? Or have you? And are you losing
packets because every other packet gets forwarded the wrong way?
if both paths out are equal, try monitoring the port that each router is
plugged into on the 6509 and match against your source address and say
icmp... send 100 pings to the end point and see if you see them across each
router... IF so, do they make it back to the 6509? Where do they stop? Do
you have asymetrical routing going on? Is OSPF even funtioning properly?
Are there any other protocols involved? static routes?
-Patrick
>>> "travis marlow" 03/15/02 10:19AM >>>
I need to tap into the collective brain power of this list. We have 4 7206
VXR's that are all plugged into a Cat 6509 on the same VLAN with two of the
routers tied to different upstream ISPs. When I'm pinging through this
"core" I'm getting packet loss. I don't understand why, since there is not
much of a load. I've checked buffers, CPU, switch utilization... Are there
any special considerations for running multiple OSPF routers on the same
segment.
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