Hi Albert, thanks again for the fast feedback. > In your configuration you have rloc-probing enabled. The xTR node is Maybe this is the parameter I've not configured before the upgrade to the new oor version. > sending probe messaged to the PeTR node but it doesn't receive any reply > and after three retries it sets the RLOC of the PeTR to not reachable. Ok, makes sense. Sorry this is something I could/should have found out myself.
> In that moment you can not forward traffic to the PeTR. Why do you have > configured the same IP for Map Server, Map Resolver and PeTR/PiTR? Because I have only one Cisco router for my tests, providing all this services on one box. > Notice that we don't have implemented yet the PeTR/PiTR functionality. Yes that's clear. The PeTR is a Cisco router. > If you are using OOR as a Map Server, when it receive the probe messages > he drops the packet as it should not receive this class of messages. Again this is on a Cisco router. But then I have to check why this box does not respond to the probe messages... I will test the proposed config change later today and give you a feedback if it was successful. Many thanks for your help. Holger
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