For a start it appears you do not have a common subnet on the link between
the two devices so it'll complain about that.
Make the Router A interface 10.1.1.1/255.255.255.252 and Router B
10.1.1.2/255.255.255.252 then add
router ospf 1
network 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.3 area 0
Every OSPF network must
Hi All, thanks for the replies. Yes my config was all over the shop.
Replaced it in both routers with the following (completely changed some
things)
Router B
interface Ethernet0
ip address 192.168.2.20 255.255.255.0
no ip directed-broadcast
!
interface Serial0
ip address 192.168.1.20
5dorrah!
Sorry that isnt funny. Mate, the market is shot everywhere I believe!
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hi
i have this doubt.What is the significance of Bandwidth command in the
serial interface.coz' whatever the bandwidth configured on the serial
interface will not be the actual bandwidth which the serial interface is
carrying. pls can any one clarify my doubt?
regards
deepak
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We have an IPSec LAN-to-LAN connection between two Cisco VPN 3000
Concentrators and for some strange reason, MS Outlook is unable to connect
to the Exchange server on the other side of the tunnel. All other traffic
seems to travel fine, and we know for a fact that the mailboxes are
accessible
On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Deepak Achar wrote:
i have this doubt.What is the significance of Bandwidth command in the
serial interface.coz' whatever the bandwidth configured on the serial
interface will not be the actual bandwidth which the serial interface is
carrying. pls can any one clarify my
Deepak,
The bandwidth statement only serves to inform the routing protocol
(depending on the protocol of course!) as to the real bandwidth of the
interface - ie - what is the clock-rate - how many bits per second can the
interface shift!
This way the routing protocol knows which is the better
The bandwidth command is for proper function of routing protocols. The
routing protocol will take the value of the bandwidth statement and use it
in its metric.
Tim
CCIE 9015
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It's there as a metric for routing calculations, not as a real measure of
link load or capability.
At 09:11 AM 7/10/2002 +, you wrote:
hi
i have this doubt.What is the significance of Bandwidth command in the
serial interface.coz' whatever the bandwidth configured on the serial
interface
Bandwidth is just a nominal value that has nothing to do with the actual
bandwidth which the serial interface is carrying.
You would need to modify the default bandwidth value to a different one
in the following cases:
1- To have meaningful readings out of the txload, rxload.
For example The
No, actually it's not a real measure of link load or capability. The link
load parameter is a function of the bandwidth parameter, but it's not at
all related to the actual bandwidth, or load, of the link. For example, I
can take a 64Kbit link (actual bandwidth) and assign a bandwidth
We currently have 4006's SupII in our closets and they have no trouble
handling the traffic (240 ports). If you want to go IOS you can move up to
the SupIII engine on this unit. They interface with our 6513's via gig
uplinks and to date we have not had any issues with the 4006's or the gig
Gig to the desktop would be overkill. You have to make a decision on were
to place your bottleneck, and adjust interface speed accordingly.
We have a very similar setup with Cat 6000, Cat 4000, and Cat 3000's. We
determined that 100MP to the desktop would suffice any current requirement.
A quick note below.
At 04:36 AM 7/10/2002 +, Michael Williams wrote:
Lemme take a stab at this one. I don't run OSPF where I work, but I'd
like to keep my chops up to date =)
In OSPF, you need to have an Area 0. If there are 2 routers only in your
network, and only one area, it needs
Comment below,
At 04:18 AM 7/10/2002 +, John Brandis wrote:
I have the following error whilst playing with OSPF
12:52:40: %OSPF-4-ERRRCV: Received invalid packet: mismatch area ID, from
backbone area must be virtual-link but not found from 10.1.4.20, Ethernet0
I have 2 routers, Router A
Hi John,
Although what you have works, I have one suggestion. Redistributing routes
into OSPF (ie redist connected) causes your interface addresses to enter
the OSPF domain as type 5 LSA's. Type 5 LSA's flood throughout the entire
OSPF domain unconstrained and cannot be controlled with the
Change PC's MTU to 1440. You can use DrTcp to do it:
http://www.wdnd.com/support/DrTCP.htm
Hope that helps.
Yoshi
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can you ping the mail server by name?
I experienced the same problem turns out, the remote pc was
authenticating to a different domain than the mail server was on (no
broadcast traffic between domains) after adding the mail server to the host
file on the PC, it worked fine.
I'm still
On a CAT6509, when I show temp through the CLI, I see temps listed for
Device 1 and Device 2 for each module in the system. Many times the temps
are different for device 1 and 2 on the same module. Any idea what is device
1 and 2 on 6500 blades? Thanks!!
Jeffrey Reed
Classic Networking, Inc.
If you go with the 4000 the supIII is going to give you much more
performance, forwarding 48Mpps as opposed to 18 with the supI and II and
if you ever decide you want layer 3 it's ready.
I definately wouldn't invest in gig interfaces on a 5500.
Dave
Michael Williams wrote:
We are going
Hi,
Having a Watchdog timout on my 3660 with 2 nm-8a/s
*** Watch Dog Timeout ***
PC = 0x60183fc8, SP = 0x610de948
Well the system is continuously rebooting.
Did any body experience this problem.
Regards,
Muhammad Usman
Network Engineer
al Alamiah Electronics Co.
Network
Hello ppl,
I seem to have a problem grasping what happens when we use an all ones
subnet. I remember a while ago someone posted a link to CCO concerning this.
The link is as below
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/40.html
My questions are:
1. In case 1, when host 195.1.1.24 sends a local
We invested in GigE interfaces for one of our 5500's. Good investment
at that. It's needed for migrating to a 6500... ;-)
MADMAN 07/10/02 07:25AM
If you go with the 4000 the supIII is going to give you much more
performance, forwarding 48Mpps as opposed to 18 with the supI and II
and
if
How do you find the ipx address of a novell 4.11?
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Dave
Muhammad Usman wrote:
Hi,
Having a Watchdog timout on my 3660 with 2 nm-8a/s
*** Watch Dog Timeout ***
PC = 0x60183fc8, SP = 0x610de948
Well the system is continuously rebooting.
Did
Will you consider job like this? Or is the market really this bad?
http://jobsearch.monster.com/getjob.asp?JobID=14856363
AVSDM=2002%2D05%2D16+15%3A55%3A00%2E000CCD=my%2Emonster%2EcomJSD=jobs
earch%2Emonster%2EcomHD=company%2Emonster%2EcomAD=http%3A%2F%2Fjobsear
I am looking to start one or am looking for a current
CCIE study group in Southeastern Michigan.
If anyone knows of one or is interested in
participating, please send me an email and we can all
get together.
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Sign up for SBC
Good explanation! Here's another reference that might be useful:
pad
pad
http://www.cert.org/tech_tips/ftp_port_attacks.html
So, I wrote a white paper on FTP (finally, I've been meaning
to do this for
a while.) It is available from this page:
Well, part of it is Layer 10 (politics). Although I have yet to hear/read
about a end device (Server/PC/printer) that can actually handle a full
1Gbps, part of the way this radiology system works is that images are
transferred from a centralized storage facility to a local server, then the
Well, did you contact the hiring manager? I'd guess that the base salary is
51-75K but the description says high commissions so depending on the
company and it's presence/consistent sales history, that may be a good
opportunity - if you like sales.
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From: supernet
Here are some further inputs from my side.
This is a pt -to -pt Leased Line.
The CSU/modem is configured for 256kbps. it shows on the router also as
clockrate 256000 as per below output.
#sh controllers ser2/6
M8T-V.35: show controller:
PAS unit 6, subunit 6, f/w version 3-0, rev ID
51K to 75K in Marietta Georgia is like $150K in NYC.
I make more than 75K (with no CCIE), and I probably live worse
than someone living in GA making 40K (no car, tiny apartment, etc).
51K is my rent... (close). So, until that ad says NYC, SF, SJ CA,
Relax !
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Boy those hackers are clever! ;-) I never would have thought of that, but of
course it's really pretty obvious. Because of the way the PORT command
works, you can cause your FTP server to port scan a target! And that's not
all you can do.
Thanks for the link and all your other advice.
Regarding
Supernet might be right. It is a common problem of all sort of VPN's.
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Thanks for all your replies. I'm a suscribed member, I missed two weekly
e-mails and was starting to get afraid as I love Certificationzone. The fact
is that finally yersteday I received the mail. So I am reassured.
ZONE's first Distance Learning Bootcamp ?That interests me. I have also
read
Assuming the computers are Intel Microsoft based, there's little chance,
IMHO, that you'll even over-subscribe 100M links for each device. Going Gig
should be no problem. If you go with the 4006, check out this link,
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/techno/lnty/etty/ggetty/prodlit/1092_pp.
Let me preface this by saying that I am trying to learn more about large
scale BGP design and operation. This question is on route reflectors when
you have multiple POPs in seperate IGP domains. If you currently have one
POP and are going to move to 2 within the same AS, you can either run full
Does the mc3810 support voice over ip as well as voice atm ,or just the
mc3810 v3.
What would be better to be to practice more this model or a 2600 series?
The mc3810 on a standalone what parts are required? If I wanted only to
to regular analog phones FXS interface? I a bit confiused as to the
Couple thoughts. First off, one can confederate and reflect at the same
time (ie rr clusters inside sub-as's). Also, keep in mind that these
techniques deal with control, not forwarding and thus it is possible, and
somewhat common, to have a RR hierarchy that does not map directly to the
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 04:42:25PM +, Lupi, Guy wrote:
Let me preface this by saying that I am trying to learn more about large
scale BGP design and operation. This question is on route reflectors when
you have multiple POPs in seperate IGP domains. If you currently have one
POP and
Let me preface this by saying that I am trying to learn more about large
scale BGP design and operation. This question is on route reflectors when
you have multiple POPs in seperate IGP domains. If you currently have one
POP and are going to move to 2 within the same AS, you can either run full
At 5:50 AM + 7/10/02, Charles D Hammonds wrote:
It is always best practice to use area 0 if it is the only area. If you have
more than one area configured either one of them *must* be area 0 or there
must be a virtual link to area 0. See the following for your particular
error:
At 12:02 PM + 7/10/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gig to the desktop would be overkill. You have to make a decision on were
to place your bottleneck, and adjust interface speed accordingly.
We have a very similar setup with Cat 6000, Cat 4000, and Cat 3000's. We
determined that 100MP to the
I'm still trying to figure out if there's a way to allow multiple domains in
the VPN config
domain?
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Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 3:16 PM
Subject: RE: Unable to access MS Outlook using IPSec Lan-to-Lan [7:48496]
can you ping the mail server by
Group,
What would cause a vlan interface to be in an up down state when doing a
sh int vlanxxx command?
TIA,
Robert
Robert M. Lopez
Network Engineering
Corporate Information Technology
Pfizer Global Research Development
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Phone 734-622-3948 Fax 734-622-1690
Does Cisco 802 router supports DSL (ATM) connections? Does anyone have a
config of the working router for reference
Thanks
SM
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Hi There.
I got your answer and I have more questions.
1-If instead of real-time apliccations traffic I had other IP traffic, could
I use the value 125ms for TC (1/8s)?
2-Is there any formula for RSVP calculation in case (question) 1 or can I
decide the value just guessing?
3-Based on CCO
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What would cause a vlan interface to be in an up down state when doing
a
sh int vlanxxx command?
Blackhole routing.
When you have a Layer 3 VLAN interface, and there are no hosts
in that VLAN, then the router shuts
At 7:17 PM + 7/10/02, Phillip Heller wrote:
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 04:42:25PM +, Lupi, Guy wrote:
Let me preface this by saying that I am trying to learn more about large
scale BGP design and operation. This question is on route reflectors
when
you have multiple POPs in
I have main DLSW router connecting to 20+ peers. 10 Of those peers connect
via firewall. Since DLSW uses UDP unicast port 0 to establish circuit,
firewall drops the dlsw session. To fix this Cisco came up with solution to
disable the UDP using DLSW udp-disable. My question is could I configure
What it sounds like is that you have the vlan setup on the Cat but you have
no
one connected to that vlan.
Can you confirm?
Jim
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Hi,
Cisco says that the 1000BaseZX GBIC operating over SMF links spans up to 70
km in length. And they say that link spans of up to 100 km are possible
using Premium SMF or dispersion-shifted SMF (Single mode fiber).
Does anybody know if this is true for Non-zero dispersion SMF ? Is
I'm not CCIE but couldn't resist adding Austin to that list of high cost of
living cities. :)
Larry Puckette
Network Analyst
Temple Inland
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Benjamin
Can someone help me to change the configure-register to boot the router into
router(boot) mode. I am trying to upgrade the IOS and in comes with a
program that will not allow the flash to be deleted so the only way to
access the flash and remove it is to boot into boot mode thus disabling the
When you say that OSPF scales very well in a heirarchy, I realize that there
are a lot of factors involved. Let's assume that all routers in each POP
with the exception of aggregation and core are in NSSA areas to control
LSA's but still be allowed to insert external routes, but obviously the
This is the software that is protecting the flash from being erased
manually: Flash load helper v1.0.
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Can someone help me to change the configure-register to boot the router
into
router(boot) mode. I am trying to
Please also keep in mind that my generalizations of the solutions in the
book may leave something to be desired, and the solutions that I pointed out
were certainly not the only ones presented.
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My guess is that your sniffer sees them as 60 bytes, since most sniffers
leave don;t count the CRC which is 4 bytes. Most of these are ARP packets.
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Hello again,
Priscilla, you have said that an ethernet
Hey everyone,
Thanks for all of your help. I have decided that 16 must be correct since it
makes perfect sense and most of you back that up as well. I think the test
question was just plain wrong. Anyway...I passed the CCNP Routing exam today
so I'm pretty happy. : ) Groupstudy is a great
The MC3810's all support VoIP, but you have to give the non-V3's a
ROM/Flash/RAM upgrade since the VoIP images require 64MB of RAM. Of course,
that requires upgrading the ROM too, because the existing ROM only
recognizes up to 32MB of RAM. You'll just need a DSP module, Analog Voice
Module, and
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 04:48:30PM -0400, Lupi, Guy wrote:
When you say that OSPF scales very well in a heirarchy, I realize that
there
are a lot of factors involved. Let's assume that all routers in each POP
with the exception of aggregation and core are in NSSA areas to control
LSA's
Is it that bad compared to Dallas? Reason I ask is I'm originally from D/FW
and might have to move to Austin in a year or two.
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On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 06:29:53PM +, Puckette, Larry (TIFPC) wrote:
I'm not
I thought I was the only one not able to traverse multiple domains through
the VPN. This is interms of client/server applications.
=)
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 3:47 PM
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Change to 0x2101 then the flash would be read-write, I don't think enter
boot mode would let you erase flash, just give it a try.
Leo
Best Regards.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 4:50 PM
To:
Hello boys!
I've read here
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/rt/3600/prodlit/atmnm_ov.htm
that you can have only 2 high-speed modules (FE,HSSI and ATM) in a 3640.
Anybody knows why? is this information updated?
I have a couple of 3620 with 2FE and one ATM modules and I'm wondering if
they
Mark,
Normally I use 0x2101 and works fine for me. I can even run IOS upgrade
remotely, setting an ip default-gateway.
Paulo
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Conf t
Router(config)#config-register 0x2101
Then reload, it should load into boot-mode.
After you done change the config-register back to 0x2102
Dan
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Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 2:50 PM
I have run into the udp problem but in a differant scenerio. If you
can get the 10 sites to work without adding the udp-disable to the main
router I would do so otherwise being a global command you will have to
touch them all.
Dave
Mohsin Hussain wrote:
I have main DLSW router connecting
That would give you a down down situation. Like a previous poster
mentioned, I have seen this but it escapes me what the issue was:(
Dave
Walker, Jim wrote:
What it sounds like is that you have the vlan setup on the Cat but you have
no
one connected to that vlan.
Can you confirm?
The 2 FE's in your 3620 are not modules, the are built into the
chassis.
Dave
David j wrote:
Hello boys!
I've read here
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/rt/3600/prodlit/atmnm_ov.htm
that you can have only 2 high-speed modules (FE,HSSI and ATM) in a 3640.
Anybody knows why? is
Jaspreet-
It's just my .0010 cents, but I think your thoughts are right on
target.
I personally think that the CCDA would be the next step for foundational
purposes of making a well-rounded CCIE candidate... but as others will
comment, you don't need it to pursue the CCIE LAB.
After the
I know that you can run confederations and reflectors, and seperate levels
of reflection, which Cisco refers to as nested reflection. Now my
question is, how would you set up your bgp peering? Due to financial
constraints I would imagine that the best thing to do would be to have one
circuit
MADMAN wrote:
The 2 FE's in your 3620 are not modules, the are built into the
chassis.
Not on a 3620 they aren't. That's the 2620 you're think of, most likely.
Which makes me wonder: how did het get a 3620 to hold 2 FE interfaces
and an ATM interface? There is no room for them, unless Cisco
Does anyone have some cool or useful links to calculate subnetting
including broadcast .
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At 8:56 PM + 7/10/02, Lupi, Guy wrote:
When you say that OSPF scales very well in a heirarchy, I realize that there
are a lot of factors involved. Let's assume that all routers in each POP
with the exception of aggregation and core are in NSSA areas to control
LSA's but still be allowed to
At 10:27 PM + 7/10/02, Lupi, Guy wrote:
I know that you can run confederations and reflectors, and seperate levels
of reflection, which Cisco refers to as nested reflection. Now my
question is, how would you set up your bgp peering? Due to financial
constraints I would imagine that the best
At 9:18 PM + 7/10/02, Phillip Heller wrote:
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 04:48:30PM -0400, Lupi, Guy wrote:
When you say that OSPF scales very well in a heirarchy, I realize that
there
are a lot of factors involved. Let's assume that all routers in each POP
with the exception of
On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 10:27:08PM +, Lupi, Guy wrote:
I know that you can run confederations and reflectors, and seperate levels
of reflection, which Cisco refers to as nested reflection. Now my
question is, how would you set up your bgp peering? Due to financial
constraints I
Dain just posted this site a few days ago right up your alley.
pad
pad
pad
http://www.learntosubnet.com/
Mike W.
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Does anyone have some cool or useful links to calculate subnetting
including broadcast .
Message
There is a 2 FE NM 2-WAN card slot network module (product number NM-2FE2W).
In fact now I have a 3620 on the lab which have 1 ATM interface, 2 FE
interfaces, 2 serial interfaces and 1 BRI interface (it hadn't room for
anything else ;-)
M.C. van den Bovenkamp wrote:
MADMAN wrote:
The 2
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Anyway, thx to all ur replies.
Heard of the NM-2FE2SW?
I haven't checked whether it is supported by the 3620, though.
JMcL
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Its definately pretty high and the IT market is bad right now, slim pickens
on the jobs.
Chris
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Is it that bad compared to Dallas? Reason I ask is I'm originally from
D/FW
and might have to move to Austin in a year or
All,
Being one of the folks currently reading Howard's most recent book
titled - Building Service Provider Networks, I must say that I'm enjoying
the various points being addressed by this thread.
Also, this does remind me of an article in the 2nd Qtr edition
of Packet Magazine titled, ISP
'config' or load up INETCFG
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All,
Being one of the folks currently reading Howard's most recent book
titled - Building Service Provider Networks, I must say that I'm enjoying
the various points being addressed by this thread.
Also, this does remind me of an article in the 2nd Qtr edition
of Packet Magazine titled,
I had a feeling that would happen, I will try to clarify. I was not trying
to say that there should be a central core site for the ISP's entire
network, but for pieces of it. Lets take a state like New York, within it
you have 3 POPs, each is in it's own AS and runs an IGP. In each POP you
sam sneed wrote:
My guess is that your sniffer sees them as 60 bytes, since most
sniffers
leave don;t count the CRC which is 4 bytes.
That's a good point. The NIC strips the CRC. Some analyzers do let you
configure the NIC to capture the CRC. Usually this isn't necessary unless
you happen
OK, OK, I can't type!
NM-2FE2W!!
(If anyone has heard of a NM-2FE2SW though I'd be interested to know what
it is ;-)
JMcL
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Heard of the NM-2FE2SW?
I haven't checked whether it is supported by the 3620, though.
JMcL
As you can see in my previous post it's the module I'm using, supported at
least since 12.1(1)T according to
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/107/nm-fe2w.shtml
I'm afraid that NM-2FE2SW doesn't exist (I presumed that you were talking
about NM-2FE2W but I did a search at cisco just in case...:-)
On Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 01:28:08AM +, Lupi, Guy wrote:
I had a feeling that would happen, I will try to clarify. I was not trying
to say that there should be a central core site for the ISP's entire
network, but for pieces of it. Lets take a state like New York, within it
you have 3
Hello Group,
Posted this yesterday but mysteriously disappeared :-). Three things to
confirm about broadcasts.
a) the all ones broadcast i.e 255.255.255.255 by default will only be
propagated to the local network and is not forwarded by routers
b) network and subnet directed broadcasts. If I
On Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 01:14:07AM +, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
Did you mean there is no excuse for [not] having a very clean
hierarchical addressing structure or I'm I missing something, as
always..:-
TIA
Nigel
You've got me. A dirty infrastructure addressing system is
If memory serves me correctly it stands for
Serial Console 0
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I spent about twenty hours last week dorking around with AP35x and
BR35x, MRTG, and snmpwalk on a unix box.
I've created some MRTG configs that will graph common 802.11b errors
vs good fragments and I posted the MIBs used along with links to two MIB
browsers that will produce the OIDs you need
At 2:29 AM + 7/11/02, Phillip Heller wrote:
On Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 01:14:07AM +, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
Did you mean there is no excuse for [not] having a very clean
hierarchical addressing structure or I'm I missing something, as
always..:-
TIA
Nigel
You've
David j wrote:
There is a 2 FE NM 2-WAN card slot network module (product number
NM-2FE2W).
In fact now I have a 3620 on the lab which have 1 ATM interface, 2 FE
interfaces, 2 serial interfaces and 1 BRI interface (it hadn't room for
anything else ;-)
I knew this was going to turn around
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