>From: "Jyrki Kainulainen" <jyrki.kainulainen at datatie.fi> > >My TNT is connected to OC3-ATM network (our own network) and ATM >connections are configured in RADIUS (permconns). There are multiple >switches/routers on the way to the other end. Lets say the connection (IP) >I need to test is between TNT and Cisco 3810 connected to Frame Relay >behind that ATM network where my TNT is connected. Cisco has IP address >configured in serial interface and that same ip address is used when >configuring atm connection to TNT. But there is no ip address on TNT side... > >When I try to ping Cisco, TNT sends echo request to Cisco, but what is the >source address which TNT uses for that packet? Is it system ip >address (ip-global) as I assume, and therefore Cisco doesn't know >any route to send echo reply. Yes, it's the system IP address. If you were using numbered interfaces on the TNT on a given profile, it might also be the near side of the interface pair. Could you create a route from the Cisco to the TNT's system IP address, possibly via a VCI just for that purpose? It might be the easiest solution. Forgive me if I'm not following your setup. It's nothing like ours. >I also use Vrouters. Jyrki... you really get your money's worth from the TNT! ;-) -- Peter Lalor Infoasis plalor at infoasis.com http://www.infoasis.com/ "Where's my burrito?" -- Homer ++ Ascend Users Mailing List ++ To unsubscribe: send unsubscribe to ascend-users-request at bungi.com To get FAQ'd: <http://www.nealis.net/ascend/faq>