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At 06:18 PM 2/14/99 -0500, Donald J . Maddox wrote:
>Wow, 33.6 huh?  Sometimes my 128K ISDN link gets utterly swamped
>by big route updates...  It's amazing that you find it useable at
>such a low bitrate.  Maybe you know some configuration tricks that
>I don't?  I'd really like to get a look at your mrouted.conf

No tricks; it's just:
	tunnel <my-addr> <remote-addr> rate_limit 28

>and the one on your [remote?] host :-)

It's similar, as far as I know.

Yes, my link sometimes gets swamped by routing updates too (especially just
after "mrouted" starts up), but this doesn't happen often enough to be a
problem.

It's important, though, to run "mrouted" v2.9, so that DVMRP prunes get
retransmitted, for reliability.

	Ross.



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