Use nettool.net to spot your routing problem.
Name --> rout --> rout.
Check the best gateway by the minimum of hops.

I get this information from HP, and it solved my pb.

Good luck
Xavier.



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>Hello friends @ 3000-L,

>Re: Network Problem - Gateway redirects severe

>---------------------------------------------------------James Reynolds says:--
>'m getting this message on my Console.  Anyone have any Idea what's happening to
>cause this?? System is a 939/020  on 5.5, PP6  and 100 BT network.. Tia!! James

>  - Loc: 115; Class: 2; Parm= $00D70001; PortID: $FFFFFE3B
>  ** NETXPORT IP : NETWORK PROBLEM; Gateway redirects severe
>  - Loc: 215; Class: 2; Parm= $C0010BFE; PortID: $FFFFFE3B
>---------------------------------------------------------James Reynolds says:--

>Yes, the problem is on your network "NETWORK PROBLEM", a local gateway "ROUTER"
>is sending MANY MANY MANY "ICMP" redirects to the 3000 and the 3000 NS-TRANSPORT
>is warning you of this with this handy message logged to the console.

>The 3000 is fine, it has updated it's routing tables as per the ICMP messages
>received from the router and is now routing your data to an alternate path.

>When you see this message on the 3000 console, it is an indicator that you are
>having network problems and you need to get your network team together to check
>out the ROUTERS and external links.

>I hope this helps.


>Regards,

>James Hofmeister
>Hewlett Packard
>Worldwide Technology Network Expert Center
>P.S. My Ideals are my own, not necessarily my employers.