From: Richard Santink 
Subject: Re: SAP Router Config Error
Date: 1999/09/17
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This message means that there is a conflict between network addresses on your
network.  One or more machines are specifying different net numbers for a
segment.  Remember:  a frame type can be represented by only ONE network number.
ie.  you can't bind 802.2  as net=c on one machine with another claiming 802.2 as
net=b on the same physical cable.

Reset routers will only serve to dump the current routing information... it won't
address the network number conflict.

Regards,

Richard
richard.santink@wyattsolutions.com


Jerry Gliottone wrote:

> RESET ROUTER
>
> DM wrote:
>
> > Correct config:  Frame Type 802.2 - network number 2FB9300F; Frame Type
> > 802.3 network number 00001
> >
> > We had a power outage, and when the server was booted, the only frame type
> > that was loaded was 802.3.  Most workstations/printers connected fine, but
> > some didn't, so I rebooted and loaded frame type 802.2 with the appropriate
> > net number.  Now, I'm getting the following error message:
> >
> > IPXRTR - 6.60-4  SAP Router Configuration Error - Node 005004AD7275 claims
> > Network Address 2FB9300F should be 000001.
> >
> > Obviously the 005004AD... is a MAC address.  I can't find this machine, and
> > why does it still think that the network number should be 00001?  This
> > message appears every MINUTE!  How can I stop it, correct the problem, etc?
> >
> > Thanks.....