Nandit,
The default config for 1900's (at least when upgraded from standard edition)
is to support bridge groups and not VLAN's. You can change this once you
have the EN software in the menu by going to the System menu and choosing
'Reset system to enable VLANs' (or something like that). This s
Hi,
I was able to upgrade from the standard edition to the enterprise version on
a switch with the image cat1900EN_9_00_03.bin.bin, but am not getting any
VLAN configuration utilities.Which version is required for VLAN
configuration.
Thanks
Nandit
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Jack and other mighties,
We have two routers at each office, one for frame
relay and the other one for ISDN backup. I don't want
ISDN line come up as soon as frame relay is down
'cause it might be a glitch. How do I put a delay on
ISDN dialer interface? I don't think "backup delay"
will work here
For Sale: Cisco 2926T Switch
- supervisor module and same CLI as the Cisco 5000
- (ISL) Trunking
- 24 10/100Mbps Autosensing ports
- 2 100Mbps Uplink ports
- 2 Power Supplies
- Manuals
- Console cable kit
Check here for more info:
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Mod Port
Thanks Chris and Pawel,
The problem was solved by the Xmodem
from rommmon>. That was really a very very slow procedure and took about 1.5
hours to transfer the image through the Console cable.
CCNA
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Thanks but how to download IOS to the new Flash via your console port =
(or any other way) from rommode.>???
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There is at least one subtle difference between using dialer load-threshold
with ppp multilink and without (or at least between using ppp multilink and
using hdlc). It actually appears to be a different command, but with the
same syntax. There is a bug that means that only outgoing load is used
I would suggest getting your hands on the Switching Exam Cram book. I used
the BCMSN and this to prepare for mine. I found this book excellent for the
last week of craming before the exam. It's a more relaxed text and puts all
the pieces of the puzzle together nicely before the test. Good luck on
In the All-in-one ccie study guide by Giles, he states on page 141 the three
types of LLC implementations. In the chapter he talks much about LLC type 1
and type 2, but I don't see when LLC type 3 (acknowledged connectionless)
would be used. Anyone know if type 3 LLC is used and, if so, where I
I haven't found any freeware, but check out http://www.bttsoftware.co.uk/.
The author doesn't have any prices listed, but sofware seems to work pretty
well.
""Pierre-Alex GUANEL"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> HI All,
>
> I am looking for a SN
I used cisco lan switching.
read the dense and sparse mode... and the conversion of multicast ip to its
layer 2 address
Fears Michael S SSgt 18 CS/SCBT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> I'm taking the switching exam soon. I've read the BCMSN cour
The differences between auto and desirable is that desireable trys to become
a trunk, auto only is poked at with DTP frames requesting it act as a trunk.
With auto being the default for Fast/Gig Ethernet, you won't have trunks
coming up in places that you don't expect. The other end will have to
Guys,
I am having some problems understanding what the rif should be fro a dlsw connection.
I understand how to get the rif for a standard srb network but can't get my head
around dlsw terminating the rif. If you had the following scenerio, what would be the
rif from host a to host b and vice
I'm taking the switching exam soon. I've read the BCMSN courseware book and
have lots of hands-on experience. However, I have not done any multicast
configurations in the real world. Is multicasting hit pretty hard on the
exam? Anyone have any good references for the subject? Thanks, Fears
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I notice that Routing TCP/IP, Vol. II is out. Have any of you had a chance to buy it
and read it yet? If so, I'd love to find it how it is, especially its coverage of BGP
relative to Halabi's excellent book.
Second, I see that Sybex has a brand new CCIE study guide out. Have any of you heard
We have the same situation at Southwestern College. For the meantime you
can go to http://students.netacad.net.
On Sun, 11 Feb 2001 21:44:03 -0500 "Arthur Simplina"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> For those taking courses at Cisco Network Academy,
>
> Are you able to access the Academy online cour
Does the Catalyst 4006 even support AppleTalk routing? I don't think it does.
In the Cisco world, a "seed router" isn't anything special. It's simply a
router where you have configured a cable range and one or more zones. In
order to do this, the router must support AppleTalk routing. (A non-se
Q) How do they come up with this figure?
Really what this is in reference to is the switching fabric. Many times you
hear it reffered to as backplane capacity. The switching fabric is the
shared highway that all bits traverse to get from one port to the next. The
size of the switching fabric is d
Your parnter can still use a dial up connection into your machine. If you
want to support more than one connection you will need to upgrade to server
but for one person the professional version is fine. (it has been a while
and my memory if foggy, I think you can have up to ten connections into
pr
For those taking courses at Cisco Network Academy,
Are you able to access the Academy online courses? I cannot access my course
and the assessment server from home since last week. I talked to our
instructor and asked if I am using AOL because another student had the same
case as me. He advise
Santosh,
I am afraid the dialer-hold queue will not wait 10 secs before dialing, it
just tells the router
to wait for the ISDN to come up, meanwhile hold the 20 packets for 10 sec,
if the ISDN does not come up within the timeout period, the router drops the
packets.
It does not delay the ISDN cal
Hello people I think I found my answer... I had a hard time..
PhewPlease correct me If I'm wrong... I thought I'd share it with those
that would like to know.
switches being advertised saying (10gb backplane, 1Gb backplane, e.t.c.)
Q) What does this number actually mean?
A) This is a
Does anybody know what is a 6500 OSR platform?
Somthing relates to optical?
Can find anything in detail on CCO.
Thanks
Jack
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The "backup delay command" is only for Backup interfaces... It cannot be
used to control a primary links dial settings...
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http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/prod
Jim,
I dont think you can just specifiy a time delay for the ISDN to kick
in. What you can do, is queue the packets in a buffer until a specified time
has reached, before initiating a dial. This is acheived by issuing the
"dialer hold-queue" command. Let me give u an example.
dialer hold
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios112/112cg_cr/1rb
ook/1rintrfc.htm#xtocid1667710
backup delay command
tv
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> Hello,
>
http://www.cs.umd.edu/~cpopescu/NetAnalyzer/
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Done it, yes. Problems, no.
But this will depend almost entirely on what routers you're using, how much
memory they have, how big your network is, the design of your network, and
zillions of other factors that are not going to be the same in your network
as they are in mine.
Head for your lab an
Hello,
I'm wondering if I can put a delay, say 10 seconds, on
a dialer interface so that ISDN will NOT come up
immediately after interesting traffic comes?
Thanks in advance.
Jim
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Dial up connectivity:
I have my field offices using 2612's with a T1 WIC - If I use the AUX port
and attach a modem to that port using a 56k modem - are there any limitation
on the AUX port that would prohibit me achieving 56k through put on a normal
dial up line?
Rob C.
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Hi,
I have a used copy of CCNA 2.0 Router sim and switch sim
which helped me to clear my ccna and CCNP switching..
If You are interested in it please wirte to me
Regards
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I have a quick question for someone who can give me confirming information
on whether or not the Catalyst 4006 will support being an Appletalk Zone
Seed Router?
If you have any reference links that state this it would be even better.
Maybe I didn't go far enough into the documentation, but I cou
Hi Gordon
I have a Cisco2504 I would like to trade.
Pierre-Alex
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Gordon Olson
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 1:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cat3100\2503 Router for sale
I have Catalyst 3100 24 por
Lots of ISDN, including stuff you might never run into at work.
See my troubleshooting flash cards at http://www.priscilla.com if you
haven't already.
Good luck. I know you'll do well. I've seen your answers to this list!
Priscilla
At 10:46 AM 2/11/01, John Neiberger wrote:
>It's finally here
You would need a different features of th IOS on your router.
Here is the the URL with all the details (you will need CCO login):
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/432/features.html
Perhaps you will need more RAM as well. Use IOS uprade planer on TAC to
learn the upgrade path. You can download
in OZ it is pronouned (TACK - AKS)
Regards,
Jason Baker
Network Engineer
MCSE, CCNA
-Original Message-
From: Circusnuts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 4:29 AM
To: Zhiping Li; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How to pronounce "TACACS"?
My boss is from Tenn
We recently purchased an Avidia 8000 to support ADSL requirements. At the
time of purchase, our company could not afford on-site installation costs,
so here I am stuck with figuring out how to make this thing talk. The
package consists of 1 chassis, 1 management module, 1 OC-3 SONET line card,
a
A router can be the Active Monitor. You must have some other problem. Be
sure not to use the Ring In or Ring Out ports (except to connect MAUs).
Check your cables. Reset the MAU ports. Take two aspirin, get some sleep. &;-)
Priscilla
At 10:14 AM 2/11/01, Jonathan Hays wrote:
>Token Ring expert
At 10:21 AM 2/11/01, Bob Vance wrote:
> >because sometimes removing the default
> >gateway didn't cause a problem.
>
>That's interesting. I've never run across an OS implementation like
>that (that I know of :), but I've been pretty much limited to Windoze
>and various Unices. Can you remember s
I got your e-mail fine! Just a thought: Are you using some type of mail
encryption?
Pierre-Alex
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Circusnuts
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 12:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Why are my posts so disto
I've tried HTML & Plain Text, but I still get words swapped around & numbers
in the middle of my sentences. I'm using regular MS products on my PC.
Any Ideas- Paul ???
Phil
PS- now the question is: will this distress signal come out legible enough
:-0
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From: "Circus
Hi. Im having some problems understanding frame relay, and would benefit
from some good tips! Below are some of the questions I have.
1. Is there a way to allow frames enter your network from 2 routers, so you
can analyze the packets? (This is in a back to back configuration only)
2. T
Thanks for the link.
Do all Syslog servers capture traps? I have a 3 COM Syslog server on my
network but could not find any option related to SNMP. Is it a default
behavior that I am not aware of?
Pierre-Alex
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Kiwi's Syslog is a great little program. You can download it for free from
www.download.com.
Justin Emilio
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MM Internet
888-654-4971
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Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 10:20 AM
Sub
My boss is from Tennessee & it is called Tack'an. When the Tack'an server
goes down, we Pang'it must :-)
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 4:20 AM
Subject: How to pronounce "TACACS"?
> As title.
> thanks
I have Catalyst 3100 24 port ethernet switch for sale with integrated
Cisco 2503 router (router on a blade). The router is 8MB/8MB
configurations. They
run the same IOS as 2503's, same interfaces, etc. Works great, Will also
consider a trade for a 2504, I need a TR interface.
WS-C3100<-
It's finally here, the last test for CCNP. Well, it's on Tuesday, and I'm wondering
if anyone has any last minute study pointers. I feel like I've prepared pretty well,
and a lot of what I think will be on there is stuff I do everyday at work. However,
if you've taken it recently and have so
HI All,
I am looking for a SNMP server freeware that works with Windows 2000. I don't need
anything fancy. I just want to collect traps from the network and examine them.
Thank You,
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Token Ring experts, here's a simple problem I'm sure you can help me
with.
As a quick test of an SMC 4016RN MAU, I connected a standard RJ-45 patch
cable from two adjacent ports on the MAU to the Token Ring ports of two
different Cisco 2612 routers.
2612 --to0/0--MAU--to0/0-2612
Here's what I g
Hi All,
I have been struggling all morning trying to understand the difference
between the "auto" mode and "desirable" mode. The only difference I have
found is that :
Auto+Auto = no trunking, where as Desirable + Desirable = trunking
Apart from that the Auto and Desirable behave the same way.
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We had Centillions and 5000 Series at our edge and at our core, and had such problems
getting them to connect to our Cisco Core routers with ATM LANE that Cisco provided a
special IOS version for our routers to keep it running. I was told it was built just
for our network.
We ended up dumping al
Interesting.
Intel supports load balancing ("adapter teaming"), but it says that it
only does so on output, implying that only the "primary" adapter
responds to ARP requests (until a failure, when the "secondary" takes
over all functions, providing for failover as well as load sharing).
I had ea
I researched this and Napsters TCP port is 6699 not 6969.
Hope this Helps.
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Thanks, Howard.
(at least this means that my posts *are* being seen on the list :)
>Loadsharing and failover aren't always the same problem, although
>they often are related.
Right. Originally, I was just looking for a failover solution and found
that Intel supported *both* "Automatic Load Bal
Xmodem works... Do you have another router (like a 2500) that you can
install that 4 Meg boot flash in a free bay. I usually pull the image into
that second bay of the 2500 router, then physically transfer it to the
4500/4700 router. Your right- they are not quite as smooth as the 3600
(when ge
Allowing telnet carves a hole in the firewall. Gil is right- tunnel to
tunnel VPN access & then going back to the firewall (from inside it's
protected domain), from an IP you approve for management (usually a server).
We also use encrypted dial-up boxes, along with remote power on supplies.
If th
Yepper's- makes total sense... I saw is as a subnet mask @ first glance.
Thanks
Phil
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Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: IP Multicast Addressing
>
Actually, rather than "route-to-self", as I used in my other post, I
would be more correct to say "route-to-interface".
When the IP stack sees that the default route is the interface, it
ARPs for non-addresses as well as local.
>would it behave the same way if the default gateway was set to a
>l
>because sometimes removing the default
>gateway didn't cause a problem.
That's interesting. I've never run across an OS implementation like
that (that I know of :), but I've been pretty much limited to Windoze
and various Unices. Can you remember some specific examples.
Now that I think about
Phil,
It has to do with the hight order bit. Look at the address space in binary.
The range 224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255 becomes:
1100... through
1101...
If you add that one bit so that the first octet becomes 1110 then you
have moved pas
The 6509 will see it as 2 separate MAC addresses. Based on my conversation
with Ipmetrics engineer (i think it was them) the way it functions is this:
Server A has ip 192.168.1.5
The NIC that is capable of loadbalancing maintains two unique MAC addresses.
Everytime a client generates an arp req
There are special troubleshooting considerations for home labs. When
I first notice a connectivity problem, and the hub or switch light
isn't on solidly, I tug gently on the cable. If the cable tugs back,
I look under the table and discuss the matter with my feline
editorial and technical as
www.mentorlabs.com charges vary on the complexity of the lab and are
detailed in the lab catalog.
"Walid Al-Sadeq" wrote in message ...
>Could somebody emphasize a little more about Mentor Labs in terms of where
>to go to start using them, charges if any, and so forth thanks in
>advance
>
>W
Could somebody emphasize a little more about Mentor Labs in terms of where
to go to start using them, charges if any, and so forth thanks in
advance
Willie
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Hi,
The PIX firewall doesn't support telnet through the outside interface,
the exception to that is if the telnet session is through a secured
connection via VPN & needless to say that you need to configure the telnet
server to accept specific IP's.
# In the future OS versions, as far as I kn
Dear groupstudy:
We have a 4500M with empty bootflash/flash. We are at the rommon prompt
and have access only to "dnld". No "tftpdnld" or "xmodem" commands
available.
Thought dnld was probably the older name for xmodem and tried using it.
No success. Each time a new line is received from the
Sorry - previous message should have read:
Correct - although you don't need to specify 'ppp multilink' in order to
bring up multiple channels, you only need to use 'dialer load-threshold'.
This enables bandwidth on demand and seems to provide the same throughput
and functionality as ppp multilin
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