Continuing from the previous NTP post, our GNS3 topology hasn't changed except for UbtSvr:
I created a working syslog-ng server on UbtSvr2 long before I did the NTP post so, to make sure I don't miss a step or forget to mention something I did to get it working, I've gone ahead and created a brand new Ubuntu server in VirtualBox named UbtSvr3. The default route 192.0.0.0/8 and ip address on UbtSvr3 is the same as UbtSvr2 in the previous NTP post. Nothing else has changed.
Setting up an Ubuntu NTP Server in preparation for creating a syslog-ng server.
I’m working on creating a syslog-ng server on UbtSvr2 to capture events from routers in my GNS3 environment. The first step is having correct time on all devices; this isn’t important for syslog to function but its nice to associate syslog events with the current date and time – which my devices don’t have:
Problem:
R1 has both a successor and a Feasible successor for R3 L3 (3.3.3.0/27) and R2 L2 (2.2.2.0/24)
But, when looking at the EIGRP Topology Table for R2 and R3, there isn't a Feasible successor for R3 L3 (3.3.3.0) nor for R2 L2 (2.2.2.0) - what's the deal?!
It's probably due to the feasibility condition
