Ok, I give up...what is a 2621 then if the FE doesn't work on the 2600
series ?
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Your correct Z filter the bri subnet from redistribution into IGRP and your
LSA's should not continue to bring the link up.
Alan
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Service Pack 3? There's all kinds of TCP/IP fixes since then. Get SP6a if
company policy allows you to. Also if you're using it for a router, are you
just using route add statements or are you using RAS or RRAS? RAS and RRAS
also need SP5 (I think) or higher to be stable. Actually RRAS wouldn
the 2621 has two "built-in" FE ports.
that is to say, the FE ports are NOT on a module.
that's why they are called FIXED lan ports.
just like the 2650,2651 and 2620.
There is probably some architectural difference between "modules" and ports
directly attached to the mother board.
More tha
The coolest part of the whole thing is the URL trickery.
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Hello All,
Nobody is right!
When you redistribute from any kind of protocols into OSPF you've got
E2 (or E1) _EXTERNAL_ OSPF route. D-O-D suppresses only HELLOs and
Type 1-2-3/4 LSAs, but EXTERNAL LSA was not suppresed, so if you see
at the 'show dialer' output with '224.0.0.6' as destination -
The 262x routers also have stronger processors than the 261x routers.
Chris Lemagie
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looking for sources for finding the client software.
it does not come with standard VPN3000 CD.
thanks.
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I've just upgraded new (empty) flash sticks on a 2500 via directly connected
tftp server using standard copy tftp flash.
Remember the initial ping sequence may fail and usually does.
Make sure you've done a no shut on interface.
Sorry if I'm teaching you to suck eggs. Can't think of any other reas
My humble opinion: Get both books, if you can afford them.
Lammle [Sybex] is fantastic at making things clear and concise, but you will
need the Cisco Press material for more in-depth information.
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Can someone please give me a non-Cisco explanation between the
differences of the Gateway of last resort and the Default Gateway, which
logically appear to do the same thing?...Thank you!
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As I understand, the Win2K client is due out any day now, but is currently
unavailable. I learned the hard way on this one.
Dave Schmidt
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Conf t, set an IP on your Ethernet interface & try TFTP-ing the image again.
You've got a decent command line with the boot code in this router.
Phil
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http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/itg_v1/tr1904.htm
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Subject: explain 802.3frame
> hi!
> please explain the preamble field and start frame delimiter/sync
Go to CCO (http://www.cisco.com) and login with your username.
Select the Software Center Link.
Select the VPN Software Link.
Select the Cisco VPN Client Link.
Select the Download Cisco 3DES Cryptographic Software under export licensing
controls Link.
There you are...
You must upgrade you VPN 30
The "Default Gateway" pertains to the routers ip stack. This will be the
default gateway when using ping, telnet etc...
The "Gateway Of Last Resort" is the ip address to which the router will
"route" all packets that are not on a learned (known) network.
Chris Lemagie
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First off, I'd say you are dealing with a poor design. You're most likely
dealing with a bandwidth issue on that 10 Meg link. Check the show
interface @ the 3600 (I think R1 router). I would venture to say the
broadcasts & valid traffic together are causing the 10/half to saturate. I
wish I wa
The official published answer according to Cisco is 2Mb/sec.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/133/3.html
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Default gateway is configured on devices that do not route, so, it must be
an IP address that belongs to one of the connected routes of the local
interfaces. If you turn off routing on a cisco box, you would have to
configure a default gateway for traffic destined for other networks besides
the c
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> Can someone please give me a non-Cisco explanation between
They also have a 3.01 Release available that came as a result of the Beta
program. However, it hasn't shown up yet on the page listed below. If
you were part of the beta, they sent you a link and login to get it.
Hopefully they'll update the software page soon.
Jeff
Jeff Groman
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The client on the page listed below is actually the 3.01 client...
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>Hi,
>
>I have a 3640 ("router1") with IOS v11.2 which is routing between IP subnets
>(class "c" with a one bit subnet mask - using "IP subnet-zero").
More accurately, you have a /25 subnet. Classful is dead.
>There are
>two Ethernet ports on the router, each is connected to a separate Catalyst
a.. Subject: Re: gateway of last resort
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Default gatew
This is really more information than you've requested but I thought it was a
good enough discussion to post anyway. It comes from CBT Systems (now
Smartforce) Cisco Securty Systems CBT:
Cisco has developed the CiscoSecure Access Control Server (ACS) family of
security
servers, which supports bo
This is amusing (from the userguide) --
Support for Cisco Secure PIX Firewall platforms that run Release 6.0
and above.
Any idea when 6.0 might debut?
Thanks
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Can you give us some sample questions from the test?
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Do a Sho FLASH to see if it may be partitioned. If it says 4 Megs, then
it's a 4 Meg stick. Usually the FLASH either works or not. I know with
RAM, incompatible speeds (nanoseconds) will read lower than reality.
Phil
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I have just finish upgrade our pix 520 from version 4.4 to 5.3(1)
I am unable to ping the outside interface's ip address or anything outside =
the fire wall
from a pc attached to the inside interface
I have tried=20
conduit permit icmp any any=20
and using an access-list to permit icmp any any an
Can we find the PC's IP address connect to particular switch port? Or for a
PC , can we know which port of the switch it connect to, other than tracing
the cable???
Richard
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One static NAT question, I don't know how to explain.
For example,
ip nat inside source static 10.0.200.1 66.59.34.3
What is subnet mask for 10.0.200.1, and what is sebnet mask for 66.59.34.3?
Thanks
Shawn Xu
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The PC should tell you its MAC address.
The switch CAM table will show you which MAC addresse(s) are connected to
each port.
The routers ARP table will show you which PCs it knows about with their MAC
and IP address.
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> From: Richard spalding [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Defaul-Gateway is usually used if you have disabled
'IP routing' on a router, i.e (If the router is not
performing the routing decisions) whereas the 'Gateway
of Last Resort' is the router to which all unknown
destinations will be routed.
Muhammed Khalilullah
CCNP, MCSE
--- Chris Lemagie <[EMAIL
Richard,
Generally speaking, you cannot determine the PC's IP address from the switch
(Layer 3 Switching aside), but you can determine the MAC addresses of each
device connected to each port. Displaying the MAC table of the switch (since
you haven't provided the specific platform) is an excercis
Hello,
I have setup back-to-back Frame-Relay on 3640 Router
but experienced a lot of interface reset when running 2Mbps
and a lot more when running 4Mbps.
However, when providing only 128Kbps clock no problem found.
Does anybody encounter this kind of problem also? Does anyone have
good explanat
If multiple routes exist to the same network.Ipx rip choses best route
primary based on":
shortest number of hops?
shortest number of thicks?
metric compute by multiplying the number of hops by the number of thicks?
choose the metric baed on hop count and interface bandwith?
Thanks
Koliy
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If you recall our recent thread on this, I was noticing that when ospf would
advertise a default route to another router, the receiving router would
start to behave classlessly even if 'no ip classless' was in the
configuration. This behavior was not seen with eigrp, rip v1, rip v2, igrp,
or eigr
Ticks, then hop count if necessary as a tie breaker, then barometric
pressure as measured at the time the routes entered the table. Ok so
maybe that barometric pressure stuff is just a rumor. Of course I wonder
how cisco logic (sometimes preferring higher, and at other times lower
metrics) w
I believe the primary metric for IPX RIP is delay, expressed in ticks, with
hop count as the tie breaker.
So, if you had two routes available, one with a delay of 20 ticks and the
other with 30, then the route with the lowest delay would be installed into
the routing table.
If both routes had a
the ether port is the key issue, if tftp server is reached via ether
thatll work, if u need to go over the serial port to get to the tftp
server, crash bomb fail..
Bri
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, John Neiberger wrote:
> If I remember correctly, in that mode on a 2500 series router, routing
> i
Here is a link verifying that my understanding of 'no ip classless' is
correct!
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/21.html
So, referring to my other threads, why is OSPF overriding classfull routing
table lookups? I'd rather not retype the whole thing, so if you'd like the
details of my exp
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In my experience that hasn't been the case. Just a year ago we had to
upgrade 90 2500 series routers over wan links and didn't have a problem. It
was a little tricky, sure, but it works. The trick there is to set the
default gateway first and then change the configuration register to boot
into
All,
Thanks for your help. I finally upgraded to the new ios. I had forgotten to
give the ip default-gateway command, disable the other
interfaces(recommended by Cisco) and from the Router(boot)> mode, I was able
to download the new ios.
Kind regards,
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Hi Khalil,
Thank you and all the others for providing help on this. The command ppp pap
sent-username is the one that worked. Thanks a million to you. I am
puzzled-I was following instructions from books(won't mention which) and
none of them had this command!! Here is what I found out...very in
Hello,
I am looking to purchase an ISDN Simulator.
Perhaps one from someone's personal lab, etc.
Thanks, Dwayne
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Using different type area with differnet option redistribute default route,
still the same result?
Would like to hear the result?
rgds;
Vincent
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> Here is a link verifying that my understanding of 'no ip
"ip classless" or "no ip classless" only affect the way the router lookup
the ip route table. It does not related to how you define the ospf area or
how you redistribute the route (inc the default route).
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Remember these configs are nearly identical except that I use dialer 1 & 2
where Caslow uses 0 & 1 AND I removed the command "dialer remote-name
POLICY-1" from dialer interface 2 of the HEADQUARTERS router-it's the only
way the second b channel would come up when pinging the dialer2 ip address.
Al
from my understanding there is limited IOS functionality in the router
mode. Check the config, make sure the ports are opened and the TFTP server
is reachable - same subnet or a route to it. Last time I had this I had to
reconfigure the Ethernet ip address etc
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Just want to see the result by using different type of area.
By using ospf routing protocol with no ip classless, the route distribute
from the other
router behave ip classless.
PS. Did you read the other thread
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Is there a way - via IOS - to see what the physical memory configuration is,
for example how many SIMMs are present in the 3640 DRAM banks. The reason
for this is I have an old router on a site far away that needs upgrades. I
know it has 16MB dram, but what is the combination of modules?
Than
Hi everyone,
I am trying to rig up a complete Cisco 4500 from a bunch of spares.
I did not have any flash and used the flash from a defunct 4000. I
get the following message
System Bootstrap, Version 5.2(7) [rchiao 7], RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1994 by cisco Systems, Inc.
C4500 proce
Rsending this message as this had the wrong subject on it!
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to rig up a complete Cisco 4500 from a bunch of spares.
I did not have a
you don't need to know the subnet mask here. This is for a host ip address
to be translated to a different host ip address. This is a direct one to one
translation.
HTH
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sorry wrong question posted to!
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From: Andrew Larkins
Sent: 28 March 2001 09:35
To: 'perryb'; Kevin Wigle; cisco
Cc: Sean Graham
Subject: RE: Using a 2611 as an ISL router for a 2924 switch
what about blocking the 224.0.0.6 and 224.0.0.5 as interesting traffic. I
what about blocking the 224.0.0.6 and 224.0.0.5 as interesting traffic. I do
that by default so that updates do not bring up the link unnecessarily
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what about blocking the 224.0.0.6 and 224.0.0.5 as interesting traffic. I do
that by default so that updates do not bring up the link unnecessarily
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Sent: 27 March 2001 22:44
To: Kevin Wigle; cisco
Cc: Sean Graham
Subject: Re: Usin
the reason for this is that the flash is not formatted properly.
A tftpdnld will sort this out, if the router supports it.
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Subject: Cisco 4500 not booting
Rsending this
Hi All
I am confused over the contents off a syslog file being logged from one of
our DDR routers ( C1603 ). Below is an average extract of a log,
It shows SNMP being permitted once the line is down, The SNMP is only set
as a community name, ( No Trap's ). How can a line be brough up by a r
Is there a limit on how many PCs you can assign on the same VLAN ?
Thanks in advance
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