>>>>> Paolo writes:
Paolo> Is it possible to distinguish between a response from a
Paolo> inactive or non-reachable router and a response from a router
Paolo> that give me an authentication failure (caused by wrong
Paolo> community)? In both cases I receive the message: noResponse
The noResponse error code means exactly what the name says: no
response. And since there is no response, it is hard to distinguish
between a non-reachable router and an authentication failure. ;-)
/js
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