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Interesting problem (HELP, please)
Have any of you ran into the following problem?
We have two Cat6500 (Sup720) running IOS Natively They are connected across a WAN (essentially, a bridge, with a number of players in the middle, handed off as RJ45 at both ends)
Their connected interfaces are addressed with a /30 network, and can ping each other (1500 byte packets flow across fine)
With Static routes configured on both ends, end user devices and servers can talk to devices across the link without an issue We cannot establish an EIGRP neighborship across this link We cannot establish a BGP neighborship across this link If I telnet from one switch, to the other, I get connected, but never get a prompt to login, and eventually loose the telnet session.
If any of you have any thoughts about this, I’d be glad to hear them.
Thanks.
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