Sorry, I was trying to make a puzzle with the words, instead I did a lot of noise in
the line, looks like I have to improve my language!
Peter Van Oene wrote:
> To me, there is no concept of a layer three VLAN. If you chose to route IP, you
>need a router, whether you have dynamic or statica
On Mar 15, 10:37am, "Joseph Kiang" wrote:
}
} What's the difference between NetBIOS and NetBEUI???
NetBIOS is a networking API, similar to Berkeley sockets and
winsocks. It is approximately layer 4. NetBEUI is a networking
protocol. It is a very simple one where hosts are identified by 14
It is driven by the application. The application decides it wants to work
by multicasting packets or receiving multicast packets, so it reports it
wants to join multicast group X where X is a multicast IP that was either
coded into it, or configured by the user.
If you have two users with the sa
I got it to work, all I needed to do was to remove the =A0 ppp authenticatio=
n=20
chap pap
and it I could ping each other.
Thanks Brian
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Hello, gang.
I'd like to know if anyone has seen this behaviour of a 4505 (v.11.2) where
it is able to handle heavy traffic throughout the day with no more than a
50% cpu utilisation max but shows a few periods of spikes up to 98% when
there is no WAN traffic say 4am or 9pm. These spikes show up a
On Jun 10, 11:13am, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
Yes. I would have the head of anybody that tried that stunt. At
the very least, he should have been using ssh. However, even that
would have been dicey.
As far as the lack of an analogue phone line, that problem is
easily solved (depe
Because VLANs are what they are, virtual lans,
in other words many lan segments (self contained
broadcast domains). We're trying to accomplish
something in software, which was traditionally
implemented physically.
The Question 2 you is... What is the traditional
way of moving 1 packet from a la
ItsMe,
We need to start a whole other thread on your situation.
ItsMe wrote:
> I'm not saying I don't think you owe the company if they pay your way,
> by no means. I just saying to be aware of what you are agreeing to.
>
> Wow 30K to 120K, I could double my pay and not be at 120K,
> it may be
Dialer idle-timeout
Sets the time that the line can remain idle before it is disconnected.
Default being 120 seconds.
This means that if Site A just made a call to the Corporate HQ, sent it's
traffic and now has nothing left to send, the line will remain up for 120
seconds in case some more tra
Dialer idle timeout is used on lines where no contention takes place you
would use the fast idle command on lines where there is contention. Fast
idle is generally much lower I think 30 seconds is default while idel
timeout is 120 secnds or maybe 180 by default.
stuart
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Hi,
Without seeing the actual access-list, I would imagine that no port numbers
are being logged because you are not interrogating the traffic at a port
level, simply at a protocol level. You are seeing TCP traffic but not
checking for the port.
For example,
if you have a list that resembles th
Can anyone tell me the difference between these two
dialer commands ?
Explanation given in the BCRAN course notes make the
two appear to me as serving the same purpose.
Cheers
BABS
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Hi,
Does anyone know what is the purpose of tcp port number 0 ?
I have an experience catching traffic coming from HTTP server with tcp =
port number 0 and destinated to any IP address with tcp port number 0. =
After I put an incoming acces-list that blocked port number 0, a few =
minute later I s
You might want to send that info to CISCO, not an open newsgroup.
Kamran Sheikh wrote:
> Sir / Madam
>
> i am unable to logon into the tracking system with
> putting all the correct information. Kindly tell me
> here is my information
>
> My Full Name is : Kamran Zamir
> Cisco ID :
SE II is hardware. A controller board, if you will. Just purchase it, install it, and
configure it.
Jason Tran wrote:
> Hi Group, just have a quick question. I have a cat 5500 currently has a
> Supervisor Engine I. If someone tells me I need Supervisor Engine II, is he
> talking about softwa
Hello all I have a 2610 with 2 WIC-1B-U units in it and a 2503. I'm
wondering if there is a way I can connect the 2 units with a ISDN
crossover cable (if there is a wiring pattern or such a thing) in order
to try and setup ISDN in a lab situation. Has anyone tried to do this?
Do I maybe need som
ahp (51), eigrp (88), esp (50), gre (47), igrp (9), icmp (1), igmp (2), igrp (9), ip
(0), ipinip (4), nos (94), ospf (89), pcp (108), pim (103), tcp (6), or udp (17).
0 is 'ip'.
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