If you have a back-to-back connection, one end has to have a clock rate
command. Simply set the clockrate to 64000 and you'll be set. Changing
the bandwidth statement will have no effect on the actual clock rate of
the link.
John
>>> "Ng, Kim Seng David (David)" 11/2/01 8:06:37 AM
>>>
Hi group,
I am new to this group. Wondering whether someone could help..
I have two routers (2621 and 1601) tied back-to-back using V.35
serial.
Can I simulate a 64K link with this config if I execute "bandwidth
64000" at the interface prompt?? What I understand is that this
command
is used in eigrp to limit eigrp traffic to 50% of what ever b/w one
specified. Does this physically limit the link to a speed of 64K too??
Thank you in advance
ksng
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