Dear all,
Is there a command to view what kind of traffic eg FTP, TELNET passing thru
the router's serial port?
Tong
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Your telco provisioned the PVC on the same circuit as DLCI 17, this is
evident by the show frame-relay pvc command. You have it configured on
Serial 0, which is why it shows up, down. But it is actually on Serial 1.
Try configuring the sub-interface on Serial 1, and I bet it comes up and
starts
Dear All,
I have an unexplicable latency with http when I use
one carrier, and not the other one.
Hours and hours of tests did show that the latency is
NOT coming from the carrier ! Really bizarre, this is
why I am asking you guys ... Please help ...
Here are some tests. Basically the problem is
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incurred.
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Hello,
I am a little late on this one, but is R1E2 and R2E2 on the same Lan?
(10.2.0.0).
If so any device on that lan with the correct IP will be able to ping any
other device with the correct IP. I think a simple ARP will allow that. No
Router needed for the ping to succeed.
Even if I have miss
Adele, it looks to me like DLCI 16 is either incorrectly configured on the
carrier side, or there is a problem on the carrier side. Way down on my list
is something like the CSU is bad or incorrectly configured, or a wiring
problem.
The "deleted" indicates to me that at one time the router saw th
Dear all,
Why I can telnet to my cat29 switch even they are in different Network
like my PC: 10.1.1.3 255.255.0.0 and cat29 is 10.2.1.2 255.255.0.0
eg I still can telnet to there
But for my cat55 I can't telnet to cat55 if there are not in same Network
eg my PC: 10.1.1.3 255.255.0.0 and cat2
Howard, Chuck et al,
Even more strange is if you configure the loopback interface
as a point-to-point network -
e.g.
int lo0
ip address 172.16.1.1 255.255.255.0
ip osdpf network-type point-to-point
router ospf 10
network 172.16.1.1 0.0.0.0 area 0
In this configuration, the OSPF process wo
Hi all,
I building a billing system to a a cisco Ras connected to a stillbelted
radius and an LDAP server, what I need to know is if any body know what is
the specific name for the fixed ip attribute that Cisco uses.
Thank you in advance
Gil
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Title: Traffic shape rate
I wonder if anyone can assist? I have the following statement :
Traffic-shape rate 64000 48000 16000 1000
Is this statement possible and can anyone give a simple explanation as to what each of these values mean?
Mike
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As you can see the DLCI 16 is DELETED !
This means that DLCI 16 does not exist !
Regards
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> This is a configuration pro
Title: Traffic shape rate
Mike:
Try this link: http://cisco.com/warp/public/125/21.shtml#21-A
hth,
jess
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Subject: Traffic shape rate
I wonder
No I definately didn't have any in my exam, and I don't recall it in the course.
"Wilson, Christian" wrote:
> I am looking at the exam outline, and it mentions DDR, LANE, and ATM. Is
> DDR really covered on this exam??
>
> > -Original Message-
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I took the exam couple of weeks ago (how time flies when having fun) and
yes you need definately to know your multicasting.
Rob
CCNA
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>
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Chuck,
This should help.
I currently work in a reasonable size network (for a private network any way) of some
200 network devices and remembering numbers or looking them up is a real pain. DNS
lookups is MUCH easier on the grey matter.
Also, if you use the following on all vty/console lines, t
Chuck,
As the area I work in is using this methodology, we are happy with it's traffic
separation and security. The implementation we use is one lot of traffic uses a gre
tunnel and policy mapping into and out of the tunnel at the ends.
Rob O'Brien
CCNA
Canberra Australia.
Chuck Larrieu wrote:
Title: Traffic shape rate
this
is possible - it is done under the interface configuration
traffic-shape rate ? <8000-1> Target Bit
Rate (bits per second)
shape
rate 64000 ? <0-1> bits per interval,
sustained
traffic-shape rate 64000 16000 ? <0-1> bits
p
Well I am stumped.
The lines in the syslog from an "access-list 150 permit ip any any log"
are not returning the port numbers, just a zero. This makes it very
difficult to diagnose a traffic flow. This is being run on a 2500 series
router with I think it was 12.07(T) IOS.
Any suggestions or has
I have seen this before with inbound access lists..dont know why it is
port 0, i beleive outbound access lists give the port numbers
Brian
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Brian,
I actually had it bothways. I was trying to see what was happening when one of
our techs was trying to talk over ip to control a pabx.
Thanks for the prompt reply.
Rob.
"Murphy, Brian J SSI-ISET-31" wrote:
> I have seen this before with inbound access lists..dont know why it is
> p
Hi Barbara,
I think your Hyperterminal setting is not corect (9600-8-N-2). I think you
should change the Hyperterminal setting to 9600-8-N-1.
I hope this help,
william
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Chuck and others,
I've been following this conversation and it is a good
review.
Without a loopback interface, the OSPF RID (Router ID)
will be the highest IP address on the router when the
OSPF process becomes active. If that interface isn't
stable (say the highest IP is on a WAN circuit) then
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Empowering the CiscoPress Down Generation !!!
ummm that sounds great ;-)
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> Well, mayb
Hi guys,
I am billed to take the MCSN test soon and i just need a focus. Can someone
please help me with any info about the test (within the NDA please). I just
have some much to do in such a little time, so i need to know the core
areas.
And what does the result sheet breakdown looks like?
Rega
Hi all!
Passed bcran with 954. Thanks to all.
A weird thing - lot of stuff about product description. Same was on
bcmsn.
Should i expect the same on bscn?
George
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Title: RE: how to "un set" parameter in cat55 switch
I think the command you are looking for is " clear ".
Example
set trunk 3/6
clear trunk 3/6
Hope that helps.
Joey
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Yes. I am one of the CCNPv2 by this sequence.
And yet Cisco will renew your CCNA to v2 automatically.
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> CCNA v1
> Routing v2
> Switching v2
> Remot
Those that have passed the BCRAN. If you used BOSON tests what was the
average score that you received. I am debating if I should go sit the BCRAN
tomorrow and want to find out how accurate the BOSON tests are compared to
the real test.
Thanks,
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George,
Congratulations!
For the BSCN I have taken, only one to two questions are related to product
description and the rest are mainly OSPF & BGP stuff (more than 50%).
So, study hard for the above two topics (but don't forget EIGRP!!!).
I am going to take BCRAN next week, would you mind te
Either build an access-list to filter the route advertisements or if you are
running 12.0 or newer code use the "no peer neighbor-route" statement on
both ends at the interface level.
When I disagree with a rational man, I let reality be our final arbiter; If
I am right, he will learn, If I am wr
704, but it changes, I guess. As for Boson. I've been doing >90% before i went to exam.
It is worth doing. Do not worry about sgbp and vpdn questions in #1 much.
Regards
George
Travis Parrill wrote:
> Those that have passed the BCRAN. If you used BOSON tests what was the
> average score that
I think both work 8-n-1 or 8-n-2
At least the 4700 in front of me does.
Duck
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> Hi Barbara,
>
> I think your Hyperterminal
Okay, find your pen and paper, here we go.
You can get the Boot ROM's free, but you will have to pay the shipping cost
with a creditcard.
I am located in USA, so I am not sure how it works elsewhere.
Call Cisco on 1-800-553-6387 and choose option 3.
Tell them you wish to get a set of Boot ROM'
Hi group
The following is a show ip traffic output from a Cat 2900XL:
Rcvd: 18668088 total, 17981099 local destination
0 format errors, 0 checksum errors, 0 bad hop count
0 unknown protocol, 686989 not a gateway
0 security failures, 0 bad options, 0 with options
Any s
Thanks!
I used bcran e-learning thing by cisco, syngress book and boson tests.
boson test #1 is good. #2 is almoust the same.
DDR, frame relay, ISDN. not much of x25, nat and aaa. lot of product. two-minute drills
from syngress book are good.
Regards
George
PYF wrote:
> George,
> Congratulations
With all due respect, this was discussed numerous times at length prior to
July 31st when version 1 was retired. Searching the archives would reveal
all of the information you need. Or looking at www.cisco.com
(but no, you may continue w/out recertifying CCNAv2)
Adam Hickey
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Will study Cisco Press - Cisco Internetwork Design able to pass this beta
exam??
What else (material/books) do i need to study
Thanks
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> Just completed the CI
What does FDDI station do when it receives a Lower Token BID ?
or What is meant by a Lower Token Bid Timer ?
Thanks,
Mike
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Can anyone help me with Bit swapping from Token to Ethernet.
I can't seem to grasp how it is done.
Thanks,
Mike
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Ethernet reads frames backwards.. ie: least significant bit first.. so it
reads a frame "abcdef" as "fedcba"... Token Ring reads it left to right so
the same frame appears as "abcdef". If you are doing transnational bridging
between Ethernet and token ring, the bridge/router will have to bit-sw
Happy holidays all -
I have a router that I can not get into. It apparently has authorization
enabled because it says "Authorization Failed." Will the password recovery
method of breaking the boot process work on this router?
Thanks,
Rob Montgomery CCNA MCP
Information Security Engineer
IA
I agree with Jason. Alternatively, you might also want to use a software
base firewall like Black Ice defender or Zone Alarm. Both are excellent
products and Zone Alarm is free for home use.
www.zonealarm.com
FYI - I don't work for either companies. Also since this is a cisco group
forum you m
George,
What did you use for study material? And if you use the Cisco BCRAN book,
were most of the things in the book covered on the exam? What do you mean by
product description? PEACE
Raheem
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George,
What did you use for study material? And if you use the Cisco BCRAN book,
were most of the things in the book covered on the exam? What do you mean by
product description? PEACE
Raheem
>From: George Kadeishvili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi all,
It seems that LANE does not have much advantage.
In what situation I need to / is better to use LANE?
Thanks
Regards,
mak
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I have about 40 routers, need to make atleast 10 changes on each. Using
telnet to do that is pretty tedious.
Is there a way to automate this process? I have tried configmaker and
ciscoview. However, I want something which will give me total control.
Thanks in advance
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My immediate thoughts are DNS resolution. Take a good look at how your
setup is configured. Get the ip addresses of some random FQDN's and ping
them by both IP address and FQDN. If there is a significant disparity in
results between both methods, you probably have name resolution issues.
>F
On interface serial 0.16 your frame-relay DLCI statement needs to have its
encapsulation matching that of the other side of the link. It looks like
you are using IETF, but without specifically defining it in the command, the
router will use the default encapsulation of HDLC.
Change the line f
Guys,
What is ASIC which is found in Cisco Switches?
Thanx
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Always got it to work with 9600 8N1, though I do recall having problems with
flow control at times. Seems as though no flow control is right. Been quite
a while, though.
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Anyone have any or know of a source for AGS+ Serial appliques? I have serial
boards for my AGS+ but I lack the appliques. They don't come up on ebay too
often.
thanks.
Tim
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I have CiscoSecure running and functioning. However, I'm having a little
trouble getting it to authenticate when I try to go into enable mode. When
I type "enable" to get into enable mode, it asks for a password, the only
password that works is the one set with the "enable password ..." on th
George,
What score did you get on the BCRAN exam and what score did you get in the
BOSON exam ? Did the Boson exam help with the real BCRAN exam ? Thank you
Raheem
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>Reply-To: George Kadeishvi
I have CiscoSecure running and functioning. However, I'm having a little
trouble getting it to authenticate when I try to go into enable mode. When
I type "enable" to get into enable mode, it asks for a password, the only
password that works is the one set with the "enable password ..." on th
Xon/Xoff
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> Always got it to work with 9600 8N1, though I do recall having problems
with
> flow control at times. Seems a
Yes.. but when you do the password recovery (before you reboot the router
with the new enable password) check to see if AAA authentication is enabled
on the router.. if it is go into config mode and enter "no aaa new-model"
that will remove it.. save the config to startup-config and reboot..
Hop
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knows a site that would have a graphical map
of the ISP's showing how they are connected? Of course I don't expect
the map to have every connection, but I was hoping for a basic map
showing how the ISP's are interconnected.
I was also wondering if someone knew a
Aplication Specific Integrated Circuit.. It's a chip that performs a
certain task in a device..
>From the Cisco website Cat 3900 product info:
The switching-fabric ASIC is responsible for managing the central
shared-data buffer and its associated buffer table, which carries addressing
information
Exam Content
The Routing and Switching Lab exam tests any feature that can be
configured on the equipment in the Equipment
List, except as noted below.
Effective immediately, the following topics have been removed from the
lab exam content:
LAT
DECnet
Apollo
Banya
Hi John,
ASIC - Application-Specific Integrated Circuit
Hope that answers your question?
John lay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Guys,
What is ASIC which is found in Cisco Switches?
Thanx
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If you have ATM running on your network and wants to interconnect it with the
legacy LANS, LANE is your bet.
Hope this answers your question and further postings on this will be
appreciated.
mak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
It seems that LANE does not have much advantage.
In what situati
Hello,
We had a similar problem with a 3640 last week.
Turns out that someone had set the Console to a very high speed.
(mayhaps so they could type really fast?)
There is a reset jumper inside (on at least the 3600s) which sets
the console back to factory specs. W
Title: RE: boot rom upgrades
The other thing to buy will be a PLCC extractor, to get the boot roms out of their little homes. You could probably use two small screwdrivers, but if you're as talented as me, you'll break stuff getting them out (they're in there pretty solidly). They are the tw
Let me try a quick stab at it:
Let's say you have the following token ring mac address:
0110.1234.5678
Convert the address to binary:
0 1 1 01 2345
678
0001 0001 0001 0010 0011 0100 0101 0110 0111 1000
Swap t
ASIC's are found in a number of different companies and devices including switches,
cameras probably cars and doors.
Application Specific Integrate Circuit (ASIC).
I a nutshell the Integrated Circuit is made for a specific function job not just a
general IC such as a CPU or memory. This ma
Raheem,
I only had the BRCAN book to study and it covered all you need to know. The thing is
to know all what is in the book. I found that in everyday life the stuff in the BCRAN
was the most useful of all the exams.
Then again I guess that depends on what you do and the sort of networks you
Title: RE: Internet ?
Try http://www.internet2.edu/html/infokit.html.
- Don
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Subject: Internet ?
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knows a site that
Has anyone used the CVPN 3xxx as a solution for vpn ? I have read most of
the propaganda that Cisco has and I am impress with it. I also checked out
PC mag which gave it good reviews. I would like to hear from anyone on this
list that has experience using this product.
We are currently using t
Hi all,
I might start to show my real age hear.
Back in the good ole days before any of this fancy stuff. Packets, frames etc. If a
terminal produced text such as backward question marks and rubbish characters you
would tend to look for a parity issue and/or the stop bits. In this case the
Mak,
We use a bit of LANE. When going from one part of the state to another on ATM we can
use VLAN's/ELAN's and get the data across high speed links making the sites appear as
if they are in the one LAN.
Teunis,
Hobart, Tasmania
Hobart
On Friday, December 01, 2000 at 12:27:19 AM, mak wrote:
Thanks Russ (and to those of you who have also replied).
I guess what I should have said was, "I think my break sequences aren't
working - the ones I got from CCO." I say this because when I power off/on
the router, regardless of the keys I use, the process is NOT stopping. So
this led me to as
Title: RE: Internet ?
You may wish to get a copy of Halabi's book "Internet Routing
Architectures" There's a pretty good prefaceon IANA etc plus it can
explain a lot about BGP for you. You might also check out the BGP section
atwww.itprc.com . Look under IP
routing..dj
""Taylor, Don""
I thought OSPF is suppose to converge whenever you have a change in the
route. I.e whenever any interface bounce.. regardless of the OSPF Router ID.
The difference is probably in terms of the amount of "data" being sent.. but
definitely a covergence would occur..
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I was told to use Expect (http://expect.nist.gov/) for automating such
tasks. However, I need to have a script to do this. Does anybody know where
I can find one.
Thanks in advance.
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> I have about 40 route
Do a "show ip route" on the Cat55 and see if it is pointed towards your
router.
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> Subject: switch telnet is
What can you tell us about station 00036BA4EE00? Notice that traffic in the
CWIDC case goes to this device, presumably a router. What's its config? Is
it running any fancy features that might slow it down? Is it really a
router or is it a proxy server or a firewall?
Could you put a Sniffer on
I have a CCNA study book and they talk about the ISO
image like I should know what that is. I can not find
a defination. What is an image? Thanks, Steve
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Lawrence,
Thanks for this advice, but I bypassed the FW on my
side, on the other side it seems difficult to do, as I
do not own the server. However, I can not believe that
a FW will keep a packet for 75 seconds. Any ideas ?
Check Packet 6 and you will see the delta time of
75seconds ! It is uge,
Have anyone taken the CCNP Switching 2.0 test? If so are ther a lot of
multicasting questions on it? I'm using the Boson.com prep test and the
one from Jason asks a lot of multicast questions.
Thanks
Don Williams CCNA, MCSE
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You've made a mistake, they talk about the IOS image,not the ISO
image.I'm sorry to say, you'd better join the Associate list.
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>I have a CCNA study book and they talk about the ISO
>image like I should know w
Where did this come from.
I have just spent the last 48 or so hours beating my head up on the ATM LANE stuff.
Maybe I should keep learning it for me. In a presentation I attended last Monday a
Cisco Rep indicated that Cisco are starting to back off on ATM.
If I can give ATM the flick that's
head on over to www.nanog.org and www.merit.edu/internet/ and start looking
around the resources that they have on that site. Also have a look at
http://www.clark.net/pub/rbenn/isp.html
Finally, have a look at the internet operations page on my web site at
www.itprc.com/internet.htm
irwin
> --
In the book "Internet Architectures" by Hassam, it said that ^1 ?[0-9]*$
identify all the AS_paths that start with 1 and of length 2-that is, AS1 and
its direct customs. But i think that ? means 0 or 1 occurrences, when it is
0, the expression can be equal ^1[0-9]*$,means any single AS number star
Frank,
Thank you, regarding DNS, I already checked and
everything is fine with ping, trace, and even the 1st
handshke of TCP for the HTTP connection.
The problem is when I receive the 6th packet.
Everytime it arrives with a 75s delta time with CWIDC,
and 2ms delta time with PSInet. However, we
t
Dear All,
Could anybody tell me what & where is the best training for preparing CCIE
Lab. Exam.
Many thank's for your information.
Regards,
J.D.C.
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did you perhaps mis-type that? should it read IOS image?
if that's the case, an "IOS image" is the actual code/program that is loaded
into the flash of a router.
for IOS version 12.0.7T for example, an image might be
"rsp-jsv-mz.120-7.T.bin" (on a 7500)
Kevin Wigle
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It is not removed from the written test, only the CCIE lab. Additionally,
there are many other forms of ATM other than LANE. Specifically, ATM PVC's,
SVC's, Classic IP (CLIP), and ATM MPOA are still possibilities on the lab,
LANE is the only ATM technology that has been removed from the lab.
Ho
Has anyone figured out the ballots-per-second (bps) transmission rate for
the ballots that travelled in a Ryder truck from Palm Beach County to
Tallahassee? &;-)
Seriously, do we recognize how ridiculous this situation is? With current
technology, the data should have arrived in seconds. We se
Hi all
Do you know any website that shows the back of the
cisco routers in clear picture?
Thanks in adv.
jw
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>
> In the book "Internet Architectures" by Hassam, it said that ^1 ?[0-9]*$
> identify all the AS_paths that start with 1 and of length 2-that is, AS1 and
> its direct customs. But i think that ? means 0 or 1 occurrences, when it is
> 0, the expression can be equal ^1[0-9]*$,means an
Looks like a layer 1 or layer 2 problem , check modem
, carrier , cables , clocking etc.
suaveguru
--- Chuck Larrieu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adele, it looks to me like DLCI 16 is either
> incorrectly configured on the
> carrier side, or there is a problem on the carrier
> side. Way down on m
Couple of thoughts come to mind:
Installations unit for a VAR or a consulting firm that is busy ( keep
banging out those configs )
ISP - tech support
Managed network provider ( something like AT&T managed services, for
example ) help desk / technical support area
Along with the volumes of read
Is a 3920 still used in the CCIE Lab? If so, is it
used as a major configuration problem? I haven't used the 3920 and have been
searching for one for my home lab but all that I find are too expensive. Am I
missing much?
Tim
Do you still need to encapsulate at the subinterface
if the main interface has been encapsulated with
frame-relay type IETF?
suaveguru
--- Frank Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On interface serial 0.16 your frame-relay DLCI
> statement needs to have its
> encapsulation matching that of the o
On 30 Nov 2000, John D.C. wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Could anybody tell me what & where is the best training for preparing CCIE
> Lab. Exam.
I here all of the following are good:
ARS BRS course
Mentor ECP1 course
Broadwing Practice labs
>
> Many thank's for your information.
>
> Regards
OSPF would not reconverge if the interface serving as the router ID was not
part of OSPF (i.e. a router with an interface in BGP or EIGRP that has a
higher IP address than any interface on the same router that is part of
OSPF). In that situation, a link flapping, would cause reconvergence (due
to
Right. But if a interface bounces that isn't part of
OSPF that shouldn't cause a OSPF reconvergence to
occur. Thats what I was attempting to say below.
--- Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I thought OSPF is suppose to converge whenever you
> have a change in the
> route. I.e whenever any inter
Yes, a convergence would occur anyway, but if the Router ID changes, a lot
more things could go wrong. For example, virtual links are configured using
the Router ID. If the router ID changes (like by having a serial interface
your RID), the virtual link goes down.
Having loopbacks as your Router
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