On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:22 AM, Justin Shore jus...@justinshore.com wrote:
And by all means DO NOT USE VLAN 1. That's what bit me in the ass last
night. An unconfigured 7600 LAN port with switchport, mode access and no
access vlan defined was a piece in the puzzle of the cluster that was my
On Thu, 8 Jan 2009, Eric Cables wrote:
I'm in the middle of a transition from HP - Cisco, with an HP 2848 as the
core, so sorry if this e-mail is off topic. I am having a hard time
getting DHCP relay to work, and was hoping someone with HP experience could
chime in with some assistance.
So, I'm building this 6509/VSS in the configuration tool on cisco's web
site, and I'm getting an error that concerns me. Whenever I select advance
ip services, sxi, I think it's telling me I must also have a secondary
supervisor, basically for anything other than ip base? Is this other's
I know that the packet RAM and route RAM are different but what is the
difference between TLU/PLU memory and packet memory?
I was just upgrading an E2 card and noticed that on the diagram it specifically
indicates that slot 7 (PLU) and slot 8 (TLU) are not user serviceable but all 6
of the
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Engelhard Labiro
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:22 AM, Justin Shore
jus...@justinshore.com wrote:
And by all means DO NOT USE VLAN 1. That's what bit me in
the ass last
night. An
Hi all
I enable the http and snmp community in dmz 192 network
http server enable
http 192.168.0.0 255.255.255.0 dmz
snmp-server community aaa
but I can't access both (httpd and snmpwalk) in any hosts of 192.168.0.0
network
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you
On 1/9/09 1:05 PM, chloe K chloekcy2...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Hi all
I enable the http and snmp community in dmz 192 network
http server enable
http 192.168.0.0 255.255.255.0 dmz
snmp-server community aaa
but I can't access both (httpd and snmpwalk) in any hosts of
Could be a routing issue on the pix; do you get any syslog msgs about
no route . . . ; traffic could be coming in on the dmz interface but
leaving out the default route to say like the outside interface.
If this is indeed the case then create a route statement:
route your_ip_addr
Thank you for your doc info
You mean I have to put access-list before http and snmp can work
access-list ANY extended permit ip any any
access-group ANY in interface dmz
ls it OK?
One question, Why the telnet and ssh are working now?
Thank you again
Brad Hedlund
Thank you for your doc info
You mean I have to put access-list before http and snmp can work
access-list ANY extended permit ip any any
access-group ANY in interface dmz
ls it OK?
One question, Why the telnet and ssh are working?
Thank you again
Hi Drew,
PLU (pointer lookup) and TLU (table lookup) is memory used by the
layer3 ASIC. It contains your FIB/MFIB/LFIB data (read: your CEF and
labels).
The packet memory keeps - the packet :-)
By user serviceable do they mean that you just can't upgrade them?
by non-user-upgradable,
On 1/9/09 2:41 PM, chloe K chloekcy2...@yahoo.ca wrote:
One question, Why the telnet and ssh are working?
You mean I have to put access-list before http and snmp can work
OK. I may have misunderstood your original question. It now sounds like
you are trying to enable management of the
Hi Eric,
There are a few basic things that should be checked first. I don't
mean to insult anyone, but I sometimes overlook some simple steps when
I dive into a problem.
First, ensure you have the latest software (as HP calls it) running on
the switch. This is freely available from the Procurve
I am looking for a bit of guidance on logically segmenting an existing
router. Currently I have a core network router that has fiber
connections to all of our buildings. Each building is in it's own
VLAN. We run OSPF on the router and all VLANS are in the same area
0.0.0.1.
In the future things
I haven't updated the sw yet, maybe that will yield some results. I have
confirmed that I can ping the DHCP server from the switch, and vice versa.
I'll check out the software image, and see how behind it is.
Thanks for the tips..
-- Eric Cables
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 3:30 PM, Chris Burwell
On 1/9/09 5:52 PM, Chris Burwell cburw...@gmail.com wrote:
I am looking for a bit of guidance on logically segmenting an existing
router.
I appreciate any help!
Chris,
I think it would help if you drew this up in a Visio, saved it as a PDF, and
uploaded it to a URL for folks to look at as
Yes. you are right
it works now. https works fine
But I can't logon in http as user pix and pw
Do I need to do anything?
snmp works fine. But I can't get CPU info in cacti?
It only shows the interface. Do you have any idea?
Thank you again
Brad Hedlund
Brad,
Thank you for the suggestion!
http://www.hiddenone.net/Topology.pdf
That PDF has two pages. Page one represents our current topology and
page two represents what I would like to do. The red lines on page two
represent what would be outside of our network (the two connections).
- Chris
On 1/9/09 8:54 PM, Chris Burwell cburw...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.hiddenone.net/Topology.pdf
Chris,
Thanks for the diagram. I can now visualize what you are trying to do. For
this to work as diagramed you will need to create two separate routing
instances on the District Router, one for
Chris,
Does your switch or router have VRF-lite in its feature set?
I had a similar problem wrapping my brain around layer-3 segmentation. What
you describe seems similar in concept to problems I faced in the past couple
of years. I found some docs at Cisco that were close to what I wanted
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