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HELLFIRE

join:2009-11-25
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reply to TomS_

Re: Cisco routing problem between two routers

said by TomS_:

!A means "administratively prohibited"

Filed this little gem away for the future... thanks for pointing that out TomS_. Cisco doesn't happen to have it
documented somewhere, do they?

Regards


TomS_
Git-r-done
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join:2002-07-19
London, UK
kudos:4

You can find references to it, and I think there is a document that describes what most of the !x codes are all about, but it never really goes in to much depth about each one so its kind of a guessing game in a way.

Found it: »www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/···aceroute

e.g. !H is host unreachable which you'd probably see if you had no route to the destination subnet.

But then you have * and T which are both a timeout of sorts. What T refers to exactly is another question. Im sure there is more documentation floating around somewhere, but Ive never looked. The basic 3 (*, A, H) tend to be the only ones I come across.


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