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adriansizemore

6-cs3[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]What in the hell does this mean?
Neighbor Down: Adjacency forced to reset[/FONT]

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rossonieri#1

NBMA?
network type point-to-point?

adriansizemore

ptp pos unnumbered interface

kryolla

what were you doing when it happened

tech-airman

adriansizemore wrote: »

ptp pos unnumbered interface

adriansizemore,

OSPF is a routing protocol using the IP network layer protocol. Therefore, you should have numbered router interfaces.

networker050184

tech-airman wrote: »

adriansizemore,

OSPF is a routing protocol using the IP network layer protocol. Therefore, you should have numbered router interfaces.

I believe the OP is referring to using the "ip unnumbered interface" command which is perfectly acceptable when running OSPF.

adriansizemore

tech-airman wrote: »

adriansizemore,

OSPF is a routing protocol using the IP network layer protocol. Therefore, you should have numbered router interfaces.

You may want to read RFC 2328

APA

That looks like someone has manually cleared\reset the OSPF process...

clear ip ospf process

coolteez1

Pls when u say numbered router ints do you mean rids????????
Just sm explanation required?