If PC1 and PC2 have default routes pointing to e0 address on same network,
sure will, essentially you are routing throught the same e0 interface...
PC1 ping PC2
PC1 arps for default gateway, send it to router, router routes, arps for
PC2's mac address and sends it.
On Fri, 23 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PR
Hi,
is there a good tutorial on route summarisation.
Regards,
Tary
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I do recall in Lammle's book that the modem should be connected to the aux
port. Would like to hear from others re: this configuration listed
below.
mjs
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What is the deal with everyone having to know exactly how many
questions are on the test? What does it matter? You have to know
the material whether it's now or on the job. Just study until you know it.
Take the test. If you know 80% of the material, you'll get an 80%. Why
would it matter if
It seems as if the test are lokaly different, as my CCNA 2.0, taken in
Darmstadt, Germany on 07/14/00 had definitely 65 Questions, a
timelimit of 105 minutes and the Score Report says Passing Score 822
Hartmut
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000, Chris Haller wrote:
> Actually Passing score is 755, 78 Questio
In my current environment we have just installed a 6509 with dual supervisor
modules. It is currently running a "hybrid" IOS (12.0(7)XE) which allows
the switch engine and the route processor to be configured, as separate
entities. With this IOS the configuration of the two modules does not sync
~Here-here!!!~ 8)
Mark Zabludovsky ~ CCNA
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If the automobile had followed the same development as the computer, a
Rolls-Royce would today cost $100, get a million miles per gallon, and
explode once a year killing everyone inside.
~Ro
I am sure this has been posted before...sorry for the
repetition.but can anyone tell me what exactly changed from CCNA ver 1.0 to
2.0...(besides the number)
Thanks,
Chris BoydNetwork SupportAlex Lee, Inc.120 4th
Street SWHickory, NC 28601(828) 323-4103http://www.alexlee.com
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> Hello,
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> Which one is more popular on the market?
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> Jim
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I'm researching some strange behavior with some non-deterministic
path selection with BGP on a few routers. I thumbed through Radia
Perlman's second edition of Interconnections at the bookstore last
night and saw that in her paragraph where she noted some problems
with BGP, she referenced a white
HI there
i was looking for some basic stuffl for WAN
Switching to have some basic concept of PBX MGX etc . if any one know any
link which can be usefull ?
thanks
Haroon Ikram
Connect the cable to the aux port
you don't need a chat script
use these settings:
line aux 0 transport input
all flowcontrol hardware
then, on the modem, set pins 5, 3 and 8
up.
This is what works for me.
Clayton
DukesInternetwork Solutions EngineerThrupoint, In
Hi there colleagues,
I have a problem with my ISDN interface on a Cisco 2610 router. I just had a
Telekom engineer at the site verify that the line is ok to the interface,
but he cannot see any lights burning on the intreface (B1 and B2 LEDs). When
I do a sh isdn status, I get the following:
Agree... but I understand the candidates unsecure feeling. I'm CCNA candidate
myself :-)
Lots of answers are given when studying from a book like Cisco's CCNA
studyguide. It comes in Paper+CD.
The CD also contains Exam practice with about 500 Q's giving a pretty idea
what's coming. Though, I gues
If you're
Cisco-certified, go to the URL listed here, fill out a short survey, and tell Cisco what you think about
its career certification program.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/jts_survey.html
The address "classes" have been absolete for about 5 years. Don't think
of addresses in terms of Class A, B, and C's, think of them as CIDR
blocks. When someone says a "class C" they probably just mean a /24, same
with a B (/16).
For example my company commonly refers to the "Class B" we've b
I think you will need to enable the interface first
before you can set the switch type.
Larry Osei
Lodnon
Uk
--- Hans Stout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there colleagues,
>
> I have a problem with my ISDN interface on a Cisco
> 2610 router. I just had a
> Telekom engineer at the site verify
Steve,
Here is the link to the release notes for IOS 12.1(2)E that details how to
convert a 6509 from hybrid mode to native mode (may require CCO login):
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat6000/ios121e/78_11047
.htm#xtocid2003532
This is a 26 step process, and some of the st
62 questions!!! Are they crazy!!! I'm not taking that unless I'm getting
another cert for it, let alone a measly T-shirt. 8)
Mark Zabludovsky ~ CCNA
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If the automobile had followed the same development as the computer, a
Rolls-Royce would today cost $100, get a million mi
Also, when in doubt about a test length or passing score, call
1-800-829-NETS and ask Sylvan Prometric. Then you'll be sure.
Just my $.01 ;)
Roman
P.S. There is a vast amount of useful information that can be regurgitated
with but a few keystrokes in the archives at www.groupstudy.com
At 01:
Just so happen to have a copy next to me. You're probably looking for:
RFC 1771 or BGP4:Inter-Domain Routing in the Internet, by John Stewart.
Denis
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Hey all,
Is there an exam outline for the Cisco Security Exam (640-442)?
Thanks!
Russ..
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Am curious to know if anybody has an opinion on the F5 Big Ip loadbalancer
as compared to simalar Cisco offerings, just interested
Murt
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Andrew,
I have the second edition of Ms. Radia's book and I hope this is what your
looking for. If your refering to router policies not converging causing
other routers to change their minds, back and forth, then on the bottom of
page 435.
Timothy Griffin and Gordon Wilfong, "An Analysis of BG
If anyone wants to read this go to:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/rfc/rfc1771.html
At 08:13 AM 7/21/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Just so happen to have a copy next to me. You're probably looking for:
>
>RFC 1771 or BGP4:Inter-Domain Routing in the Internet, by John Stewart.
>
>Denis
>
>-Origi
Roman,
I agree with you about knowing the material, I feel thats most important.
But I think the reason people want to know things like multiple
choice/fill in the blank, number of questions, can you go back, etc is
mainly for the mental preparedness...so you can be mentally
prepared...a
On fill in the blank questions, are there more than one "correct"
answer.for example using the full answer vs. acronyms? I am
referring to when they don't specify to spell it out or to use an acronym.
Brian
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No, you don't need a router. A node is determined to be a member of a VLAN by their
MAC address. Layer 2 rather than Layer 3 remember? The router is only needed to deal
with packets destined for anything outside the VLAN. The IP addresses don't matter.
Karen E Young
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Hi Larry,
thanks for your answer.
What exactly do you mean by enabling the interface first ?
My concern is that I do not see any lit LEDs on the interface. Can you tell
me what a status of standby/down means ? How can I get the interface in
up/up (spoofing) status ? Also, what do the carrier tr
Get it from the
horses mouth...
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/exam_list.htm
Good Luck
!!!
Phil
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Read the book by Robert Wright. "IP Primer" I think it's called. Its a
Cisco Press book.
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> is there a good tutorial on route summarisation.
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I'd like to join the message group but i have operate behind a firewall which is
totally impervious to yahoo messanger. msn slices through the firewall like
light thru space so why dont we all consider msn b4 the yahoo thing is fully
established
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Hmmm
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>
>
> I'd like to join the message group but i have operate behind
I've gotten better results from Alteon AD3's than BigIP's and if I'm not mistaken F5
was slated to release a firewalling load balancer.
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Am curious to know if
>
>
>I'm researching some strange behavior with some non-deterministic
>path selection with BGP on a few routers. I thumbed through Radia
>Perlman's second edition of Interconnections at the bookstore last
>night and saw that in her paragraph where she noted some problems
>with BGP, she referenced
The questions were mostly multiple choice. For questions where I had to
pick more than one option, I was told how many answers to select ('pick the
three best answers'). There were also sveveral (5 maybe) drag and drop type
questions. No fill-in-the-blanks.
Good Luck!!
From: Zhang Jin <[EM
If the interface or line protocol is down, check all
cabling and connections. Troubleshoot the hardware and
the media.
larry
--- Hans Stout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Larry,
>
> thanks for your answer.
> What exactly do you mean by enabling the interface
> first ?
> My concern is that I do
I also seem to remember from my studies awhile back, that you have to reboot
the router when changing the ISDN switch type to make the change take
effect. Something like you'll see the change in the config, but the router
won't recognize it until the reboot. Have you tried that? It rather
well you know what they say all for one and all for one (well i know not all the
time)...besides i believe I'm speaking for a multitude. msn is obviously more
advanced than yahoo to have thot of the firewall issue and made provision for
it, I'm sure we can expect it to continue to be on top of r
Hi everybody. I wonder if someone could assist me. I have to add an entry
to an access list with an additional deny all statement at the end so I have
to edit the list and bring it back in. I've used both QVT term and
Hyperterm to access the router. And I've used Note pad and Word pad to
modif
The teacher gave her fifth grade class an assignment: Get their parents
to
tell them a story with a moral at the end of it.
The next day the kids came back and one by one began to tell their
stories.
Kathy said, "My father's a farmer and we have a lot of egg-laying hens.
One
time we were taking
Hi folks, I am CCNP just moving into a primary lucent
environment. I am wondering if anybody has any
training notes or configs on Lucent STINGER DSLAM
products.
Lucent documentations are very rare, any help will be
appreciated.
particularly any CBT's.
Richard Steer CCNA/CCNP
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I would MAKE SURE you remove the IP access group XX on your interfaces
before you paste your access lists back first.
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I would check the systax against the router to make sure you are using the
right commands? , I use the ? make after each command to make sure I am
doing it right.
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Not necessarily. Check out this Cisco Bug I.D., Cisco will give you an
updated IOS to fix this bug. Just call the TAC reference the website
mentioned, and they will hook you up. I did it for about 30 devices
without Smartnet.
Will
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/770/ioshist-pub.shtml
"Kurdzi
It all depends on what you are trying to do.
I've used them all and they all have their advantages and disadvantages. But
try Cabletron's Spectrum (now called Aprisma). It has almost everything that
most people need in one package.
http://www.aprisma.com/
You could also look into Tivoli and CA'
www.riversoft.com
On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> and CiscoWorks2000?
>
> preferably ones with most features
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> Thanx
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That was a short survey if id ever seen one 62 questions . Geez
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>If you're C
You can do this, but you need third-party software to make it work. Also,
the Windows NT drivers have a bug that prevents them from operating
correctly with a NIC that's set for full-duplex (because I figured that
would be your next question).
- Dennis
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Hi Ron,
This is how I would do this
First go th the interface and remove the access group statement that applies
the list, this is a saftey precaution. Second, cut the access-list from the
router and paste to notepad.
Third add the command no access-list #
to the beginning of the list. T
>The simple way to think about it is this: VLAN = Subnet. If you do it any
>other way you are defeating the purpose of using VLANs (except , of course,
>for the earlier example I gave).
>Tony
---
Unfortunately that isn't the case anymore. If you look at what companies
like Extreme are doing in
Greetings,
Yahoo messenger can be configured to work behind a firewall (it uses port
80).
1-Edit Menu
2-Preferences
3-Connection
4-Select "Firewall with no Proxies" option.
Hope this helps.
You guys need to work on your investigative skills for troubleshooting
(LOL).
Nabil
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No, initially CCNP program will not be offered for high schools.
Billy
BSEE. CCNA, MCP, Compaq ASE
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> OK Here's the deal as far as I know. If you are on a block schedule
(with
> longer classes) you c
Hi,
I am a novice and I have a dumb question for you learned people
I know how the vlans operate and how to configure them stuff ... But I
seemed to be stumped by a issue here which I am not sure of. I have a
firewall connecting through a 6000 switch. I need to configure this with
three VLA
if I remember my dcn very well you cannot modify an ordinary access list. you
have to completely remove it and put in a fresh one which satisfies the
conditions you require. there is however a feature in some of the more recent
ios releases that allow you to modify access lists on the fly.
R
Does any one have a BCRAN class manual that they would be willing to
part with?
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heh, MSN doesn't work here, but Yahoo does. So, who is advanced now? :-)
Kelly Dew
Sr. Information Systems Specialist
USPS
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Hi people,
I have a design question that I was wondering if someone could shed some light
on. With all the talk of layer3 switching these days, is it a good idea to
switch at the core? Shouldn't the core be routed?
Thanks - Ron
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Hi,
I am trying to figure out what's wrong with a 2620 router that keeps
rebooting on and on and on...Initially, I did the Ctrl-Break on startup, got
into the router, configured the startup-config file and set the
config-register to 0x2102. Everything went fine and it was working. Today
when I
Ditto. I work at a lot of different places and Yahoo works everywhere that I've been,
much more frequently than ICQ or MSN. It can use pure http (port 80) for
communication which also allows it to work behind a proxy where ICQ and MSN both fail.
Steve Brokaw MCSE CCNA A+
Sprint ENS
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Try http://www.learncisco.n3.net
You'll find few links to good cisco study resources.
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Hey guys and girls what is the syntax to block an ip address using the deny
statement?
Thanks in advance!
Steve
Steve Smith.vcf
Billy,
The current procedure is one CCNP course (there are four) per school
semester. Networking Academies are not (at this time) allowed to deliver
the curriculum any faster than that. Given the amount of information and
lab experiments contained in these courses (generally much more than
requ
Title: RE: PIX Deny
outbound outbound_id deny ip mask protocol
apply outbound_id outgoing_src | outgoing_dest
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My pix firewall has the following in its current config
conduit permit icmp any any
Is there any security risks to our internal network with this configuration
Appreciate the help
Sam
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Occasionally, I have users complain that they no longer can access the
internet. It seems to happen randomly with different users.
If I perform a
clear xlate
it immediately clears the problem. Obviously, I dont want to have to do
this every time.
Any ideas on what I could do to prevent this see
I've run into this one personally. Not only can't you get an IP address,
but on a faster machine, you can start domain login before you actually
have network connectivity too.
If you add things like trunking and PAgP to the mix, the delay is even
longer. Thats why I turn off EtherChannel and Tru
I beg to differ on this one. I'm currently dealing with a network that has
4 VLANs. Two of those VLANs use multiple subnets. the only thing you need
to do to make another subnet work on a VLAN is a secondary IP on the router
interface for that VLAN. Remember - VLANs are layer 2 (MAC address), not
>"Deloso, Elmer G." wrote:
> > When comparing Distance Vector with Link State protocols, although the
> > procedures are different,
> > isn't the end result for both the same? That is, having a complete map
> > of the entire network?
> > Please correct me if I'm missing something. Thanks.
It's
Try http://www.learncisco.n3.net
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Ron,
layer 3 switching = routing
"layer 3 switching" is just a marketing term thought up by sales droids to
confuse the masses. At most, layer 3 switching means "fast routing and
fowarding". You have asics and software enhancements, but the basic
foundation its still a layer 3 path determinati
If your saying you want the devices on each VLAN to have to transit the FW
to talk to each other, you have 2 choices:
1) Install 1 nic in your FW for each VLAN, the IP address of the NIC becomes
the DG for its respective VLAN
2) Install a nic in your FW that supports VLAN trunking (intel has the
>Hi people,
>
>I have a design question that I was wondering if someone could shed some light
>on. With all the talk of layer3 switching these days, is it a good idea to
>switch at the core? Shouldn't the core be routed?
>
Thanks - Ron
Bottom line: it depends. I design cores that are VLAN swi
Can't you make the IP address of firewall the gateway of each VLAN ?
-Ken
At 11:12 AM 7/21/00 -0700, Kent Hundley wrote:
>If your saying you want the devices on each VLAN to have to transit the FW
>to talk to each other, you have 2 choices:
>
>1) Install 1 nic in your FW for each VLAN, the IP a
well you could get an icmp flood but the problem is that you become a
security threath :)... you will becore a smurf relay... People from the
outisde world can spoof ping your broadcast addresss and all your host
will respond back...
I had to have an explicity deny to all my boradcast addresses be
All things taken into consideration a core in many cases will be better served at
layer 2, with routing taking place at the edges of the core at the access and
distribution layers. This moves the path selection processing to the edges and
leaves the core as a layer 2 transit area normally with lar
Actually, the IP addresses matter very much.
It doesn't matter if you have 2 devices on the same LAN/VLAN, if their IP
addresses are not in the same IP subnet, they will need a router to talk to
each other. For example, if you have a station with IP address 10.1.1.1 and
another station with IP a
Howard, Kent thanks your insight it does help.
What I hear you saying Kent is that Layer3 switching is still Layer2 with a
Layer3 module off the fabric (which is not all bad). As long as we can to path
determination that could work, as stated below broadcasts are an issue.
Howard, first off just
Your correct that the "only thing you need to do to make another subnet work
on a VLAN is a secondary IP on the router". By doing this you are allowing
the router to forward packets between devices on the separate subnets. i.e.
you need the router to perform inter-subnet forwarding, which is wha
Karen,
I think I was being unclear. I think we meant the same thing.
> " the only thing you need
> to do to make another subnet work on a VLAN is a secondary IP on the router
> interface for that VLAN."
A layer 3 device (router) is neccessary to connect different subnets,
regardless of whethe
I think the problem is that the baud rate between the
modem and the console port are not matched, hence the
garbage. I've seen this happen before.
Computer -> 115200 -> modem -> PSTN (56k?) - > modem
-> (baud rate the modem is picking) -> console
The default baud rate on the console is 9600, so
Yes, but as I described you have to first physically put the nic or nics in
the FW on each VLAN. Whether its a single nic using a trunking protocol or
multiple nics, you have to get the FW "on" each VLAN. Once its "on" each
VLAN you have to configure the FW with an IP address in each subnet that
Actually there are several questions here. You're absolutely correct in the answer to
the first:
> There are two subnets in a Vlan. Do we need a router
> to interconnect these two subnets?
YES!
> In addtion to that, can more than one vlan exist on a
> subnet?
NO, the
Wow, boy is Sam right. I just finished taking this today... I used the
Student Guide v1.0 as a study guide, as well as the sample configurations on
CCO.
About half of the test I was not even close to being prepared for.
Oh well, at least now I know what I don't know, and it only cost me a coupl
I'm going to take the ACRC exam tomorrow. I used Boson exams, ACRC Cisco
Press, Acrc Sybase and exam notes. I believe I'm ready. Is there anything I
need to know? Thank you. PEACE
Raheem
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IOS 11.3 loaded on both routers, additional copy of IOS and Cisco
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What would be the right Book to prepare for CID.
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Check out the "Basic Two Interface Configuration" at
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Hi all
Anyone have the user acct and password for trying the
ccna tests at techmindworks.com?
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I have a situation where I have all traffic going through a firewall and
one of the VLANs shouldn't talk to the other VLANs. I just put a router
between the switches and the firewall and null routed traffic from the
restricted VLAN to any of the other VLANs.
Karen E Young
Network Engineer
ELF Te
I have a satellite office I support. The problem is connectivity with local
ISP over dialup. A solution appears to be to link this office with our Peoria
office via, 56K fracT-1 through a router and pix. In Peroia I would then
terminate in a wan card on the 2600 and route to our FR connection t
CCDP++ (I *just* passed!) =)
IMNSHO, the ONLY book worth reading is Cisco Internetword Design by Robert
Padjen (Sybex). I worked through the Cisco Press book and found it to be
basically useless. Don't misunderstand: It's a good text, but it didn't seem
to address what was actually on the test. T
If you're just trying to fix the non-deterministic behavior, use
bgp deterministic-med
what this does is, order the oaths by peer-AS, then select the best path
in each group then find an overall bestpath from comparing the winners in
each group. This will assure that the same path is always pre
What is the objection or difficulty that the "Home Office techs" are
citing?
> I have a satellite office I support. The problem is connectivity with local
> ISP over dialup. A solution appears to be to link this office with our Peoria
> office via, 56K fracT-1 through a router and pix. In Pero
But the performance is still much faster than manually routing everything.
After the first couple of packets, the switch doesn't need to go through the
router to reach the other subnet. So, in fact, it is really like layer 3
switching.
"Kent Hundley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I thought I'd clear up one thing in my message about routing protocols
before Howard gets frustrated. ;-) It's not the routing protocol that does
or does not do load sharing (sometimes called load balancing, even though
it's usually not very balanced.)
The routing table installation task makes
And depending on the network topology you can even skip a few
layer 2 hops and 1 layer 3 hop when compare to traditional
routing.
Tony Olzak wrote:
> But the performance is still much faster than manually routing everything.
> After the first couple of packets, the switch doesn't need to go thro
Like I said, "fast routing". None of this takes away from the fact that
some device has to perform a layer 3 path determination and a forwarding
decision.
Vendors can play games with where this information is sent and how other
devices can take advantage of that information to forward packets wi
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