RE: Bad TCP/IP routes

[MARK_WELTE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I cannot drop TCP/IP everytime this happens. That would cause me to have to
drop over 100 users that are functioning just fine. If I can delete the bad
routes "on the fly", then the users would not be impacted.

Thanks for the suggestion,
Mark



Alex A. Moore ~ CIO
Ellis Hosiery Mills, Inc.
alexm@ellishosiery.com <mailto:alexm@ellishosiery.com>


> I've done a NETSTAT *RTE and then press F6 for a listing of all the
routes.
> I can see the offending route there. I cannot delete it there. When I go
to
> CFGTCP option 2, it just shows me the routes that I've entered. None of
the
> *ICMP routes are there. I then created the offending route entry manually
> (CFGTCP option 2) and then deleted my manual entry and that cleaned it
up.
TCP/IP configuration manual states that a restart of TCP will force a
rebuild of the "learned" routes.



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