Try turning off your mroute-cache on the incoming interface.
At 01:08 AM 5/22/01, you wrote:
>Debug mpacket produces no output to terminal. Packets are flowing though
>the router and router seems to be working fine, but no out is produced from
>any debug.
>
>Flex-Rtr-2#ter mon
>Flex-Rtr-2#debug
Well, this wouldn't be in the default configuration of any IOS rev I've
seen, but you may want to check for a "sysopt noproxyarp (interface)"
command in your configuration. Such an option, viewed as a security
enhancement, can cause the problem you're having. If you wish to use it,
you'll probab
written.nothe exam covers a lot of things (some basic...like what
happens when a particular signal is recived on an ethernet line)
but no Reflexive(enought though they are cool)
on the lab..again no but the lab seems to be changeing daily??...
HTH
Steve
>From: "Cesar Sugui
Well, if that is you. Then maybe it's time to move on to bigger and better
things =)
Albert
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Hi all
I have tacacs loaded on all our routers in our network and would like
to configure the console ports to use it also, not only the vty lines.
I noticed that on IOS ver 10.x, you could actually configure 'login
tacacs' on the console port, but can't do it on the new version of the
IOS. Any a
Hi all ,
I have a network access server "2600" I am using it for the employee to
connect from home , I am connecting 6 telephone lines right now to the
2600 router ..is there any way to see the telephone numbers of who are
connecting Now .
Regards
Ahmed
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my name is Pedro and I've my Lab exam schedule to June 14/15, but
unfortunately I can4t do it in that date. I wonder if someone is interested
in
swap with me.
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So some people have said that IS-IS is more scalable because it doesn't run
Dijsktra as much as OSPF does. OK, then why not? Is it because of the
partial-routing update thing, or is there more to it?
Also, I agree that IS-IS level-1 areas are by their nature "totally stubby".
But that doesn't c
Hello,
Does any body can send me material on studying CIPT ?
Thanks
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OK basic PIX stuff
High to Low: use NAT and Global command
Low to High: use Static and Conduits (or ACLs)
Now... You want people to access your internal boxes using external IPs
OK
First way.. Statically assign external addresses to the internal hosts
that need to be accessed
HI,
Check the login policies.
Somewhere in the policy remove the click to cache logins.
Use poledit & you will find your answer as one of my friend was also having
a similar problem & it got sorted out by disabling the cache feature in the
system policy editor.
I had a win2k server with the Act
Yes i tried different cables ..at it seems i have seen this problem on
3com 3300 series switch..also with different location different cable and
different n/w cards
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Hi all,
Just configure the outside interface as you would configure the inside
interface (nat on the outside with a global pool on the inside).
Regards,
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CCNP (Security, AT
Hi,
Firstly, I haven't tested this but - I think that a solution consisting of
external addresses being nat'd into internal private address simply won't
work. Even if it did Cisco would not support it. I checked the TAC and they
state quite clearly that NAT is (on the PIX) designed in the directi
Global pools on the inside doesn't solve the issues associated with actually
trying to do useful work. The only way to do anything on the inside is to
map the addresses that you want to access on the inside to an outside
address. You'll also have the possibility of ending up with name resolution
i
Do the same computers have the same issues regardless of which port you use
on the switch? What do the switch ports negotiate to when autonegotiation is
enabled on the pc?
andras
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Actually, this can and does work. I've set up at least one box this way
during a network transition (not that it's a good idea, mind you). In
addition, the instructions, direct from Cisco, may be found in the URL that
I previously posted. Remember, the PIX passes what it's told to pass; if
OSPF on demand circuit
I am testing a dialbackup in an OSPF network.
When I start the router, link is brought UP, the OSPF databases are
syncronized, the LSA are marked as DoNotAge and all works fine. But when the
link goes down, the routing table is cleared. So I can4t reach any
destination.
Sho
I am pretty sure you can only have one "outside" interface ...
To achieve what you want, I would think you could connect it to an
intermediary router and let the *it*
make the routing decisions between which ISP traffic goes to ...
Thanks!
TJ
(2 * PIX = Pices?)
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According to rfc2328. p.175, when we have multiple intra-area paths to
ASBR,a intra-area path using non-backbone area should be chosen over
one using backbone area.
But I always have opposite result. doesn't Cisco's implementation yet
conform to rfc2328 in this respect?
Here's from my cis
Hi All,
In the following situation, where sholud I see the "DoNotAge LSA"
a- only in router R2
b- only in router R1
c- in R2 and R3
d- in all router.
Please, explain your answer
Router R2 is configured with "ip ospf demand-circuit"
area 0
x---
|
x---
It should, do you have any other OSPF neighbors on
this router learning the same routes with lower cost?
In that scenario those routes will be used.
With only a ISDN line cconfigured as a demand circuit,
the OSPF adj. should always be there along with the
routes if OSPF adj formed properly, etc.
First, don't misunderstand me. ISIS and OSPF are both good protocols,
and the decision to use one or the other in a given provider network
can come down to personal preference. OSPF has a lot of features
that tend to be needed more in an enterprise, but can be
bandwidth-conserving from a POP
Has anyone ever seen vlan 0? I have a Cat 5000 with a RSM module in it. When
I'm on the RSM module and I do a sh ip arp I see
several ip addresses with a vlan of 0...I thought vlans were in the
range 1-1005??? Also the IP addresses that I see on vlan 0
are loopback addresses, 127.X.X.X. and d
See my earlier comments to Chuck.
>So some people have said that IS-IS is more scalable because it doesn't run
>Dijsktra as much as OSPF does. OK, then why not? Is it because of the
>partial-routing update thing, or is there more to it?
True, both run Dijkstra, but ISIS allows longer timer set
Did you get my response to your original post?
The route on r2 is a E2 route so it is not intra-area,
but a externally learned route so different rules come
into play. With external routes, there is a forwarding
address (next-hop value) of the lowest cost route to
that destination. Look at the RF
If I'm understanding you correctly, you have a server on the same Ethernet
segment as two routers, and you want to know which one should be set as the
default gateway for the server.
Easy-Answer:
The default gateway should be set to the router that services the maximum
number of destinations in t
I wanna to setup a ISDN dailup networking. It is on DHCP. How to
configure the ISDN router? I mean it is in the remote branch.
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Thanks for your kind reply again.
But it is a different story.
I guess I know what you're trying to say.
Have you really read the page 175 yourself.
If you read it, you would know what I'm curious about.
This is about multiple intra-area paths to ASBR.
Please refer to "OSPF Complete I
I have configured a 2500 as a tftp server and have it connected via a WAN
link in my lab to another 2500. I can ping across the circuit in both
directions, but when I attempt a tftp transfer I get this:
R2#copy tftp flash
NOTICE
Flash load helper v1.0
This pr
Has anyone done this successfully and shown an increase in bandwidth? Has
anyone done this with PVCs on the same router and frame port?
Kelly D Griffin, CCNA, CCDA
Network Engineer
Kg2 Network Design
877.418.4025
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On the 1st of July cisconetlabs.com will be open, offering a single lab of
six routers, with another security lab with PIX and IPSec devices opening
shortly after.
What would the list like to see from this, what would people pay (please be
realistic, $5 per hour is not really enough)?
I was t
Hey guys/gals,
Got a quick question. How long would it take (assuming that we can get
a class C) to get a independent class C from ARIN and a AS for use with 2
ISPS and BGP?
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can you show us your config of the router which is setup as the tftp server?
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I have configured a 2500 as a tftp server and have it co
Hi All
I havea problem when AS 5300 for voip in Japan. I'm using a ISDN PRI
line for the AS5300. I have configure the switch type as primary-ntt
(information as given by the telco). after configure the AS5300 i can
originate call to other AS 5300 in oversea.But my AS5300 in oversea
can't terminat
Current configuration:
!
! Last configuration change at 08:19:12 CDT Tue May 22 2001 by kegrif
! NVRAM config last updated at 08:19:13 CDT Tue May 22 2001 by kegrif
!
version 12.0
service timestamps debug datetime localtime show-timezone
service timestamps log datetime localtime show-timezone
no s
What does the lab criteria on the Cisco website state?
If it is listed. Then it CAN and WILL be there.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/ccie/certifications/routing.html
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The smallest IP space that ARIN assigns is a /19. Which means you are going
to have to use your providers IP space until you can prove that can use a
/20 in accordance with the guide lines that ARIN uses. I suggest you go to
the ARIN site and read up.
As for how long... that last time I filed
I think you may be missing a : in between the command tftp-server flash
filename. I reckon it should be tftp-server flash:filename.
HTH
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I tried to enable ospf on a router by given the process ID 1:
router ospf 1
I obtain the error :
Unknown routing protocol
the IOS version that I am usig is : 11.1
does any body know why ?
Thanks
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You may want to put in a static to where you want to go until you are done
with the upgrade.
Duncan
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>
>
> I have configured
I've seen a boot camp for the CCIE written exam for about 1700 pounds. I'd
like to know if this is good value, currently I'm about 2 weeks away from
taking my CIT support exam to get CCNP, comments welcomed
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On Sun, 20 May 2001, John Andrews wrote:
> First of all:
>
> I worded the subject space that way because I was unsure if the word B
> is
> banned here or not, so that was to be on the safe side so this would go
> through to the group.
>
> My question:
>
> Are the above tests for switching clo
Can I see the config of the PRIs and your dial peers? It could be a problem
with the peer and not the PRI, what version of IOS are you using for VoIP
Regardas
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>
> I havea problem when AS 5300 for voip in Japan. I'm
>On Sun, 20 May 2001, John Andrews wrote:
>
>> First of all:
>>
>> I worded the subject space that way because I was unsure if the word
B
>> is
>> banned here or not, so that was to be on the safe side so this would go
>> through to the group.
>>
>> My question:
>>
>> Are the above test
I'm not sure why this came up on ISDN material, since it is most often used
in T1's.
AMI is "alternate mark inversion," and it is a way of varying a continuous
pattern of 1's or 0's so that the receiving device can separate them out.
When you're pulling clock signal from the line, you are relying
Cool thanks, off to the books/site.
>>> "John Hardman" 05/22 10:10 AM >>>
Hi
The smallest IP space that ARIN assigns is a /19. Which means you are going
to have to use your providers IP space until you can prove that can use a
/20 in accordance with the guide lines that ARIN uses. I suggest you
>
>I tried to enable ospf on a router by given the process ID 1:
>router ospf 1
>I obtain the error :
>Unknown routing protocol
>
>the IOS version that I am usig is : 11.1
>
>does any body know why ?
Because you're trying to run OSPF on a c1600 without an OSPF image?
Rob./
>Thanks
>FAQ, list ar
Well that is not the error message I got, mine said:
OSPF: Could not allocate router id
Which I would say is the reason the router had already allocated process ID
1 for:
CPU utilization for five seconds: 2%/2%; one minute: 2%; five minutes: 0%
PID Runtime(ms) Invoked uSecs5Sec 1Min 5M
I am doing this right now with our frame provider. We will be using 2 for
now but up to 8 t1s. We have to use the inverse mux on each side of the line
(ours and the providers). With 2 T1s we just get a 3 meg frame port and off
we go. We are using Quick Eagle DL3800 8 port inverse muxs.
Tim
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What is the model number of the router? Some of the smaller routers may not
support OSPF.
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>
>
> I tried
Depends on which image you are using and on which platform.
Do "router ?" and see what protocols it allows.
Adam Hickey
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That's how the RSM talks to the Sup card. You'll have to search on CCO for
the details.
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> Has anyone ever seen vlan 0?
This is the clearest most concise explanation of this i've ever seen.
Bravo.
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I'm not sure why this c
Hi All, By reading Jeff Doyle book I come across with the following
questions an I need some helpto better understand those. 1. If you have
the followings:Windows Size Sequence #
Ackovledge# 512
144419
The CIPT exam is based around the actual CIPT Course. The course is
pretty good if you want to work with the Cisco IP Telephony products. It
gives you a good background in the technologies and products. The exam
is very product oriented, you need to know the CIPT products pretty
well, as well as h
How good is the routing book isbn# 1-58720-20-001-5 by Clare Gough? I have
just purchased this book for preparation for the 503 test.
Do I need more than this or is this an adequate preparation for this test?
Comments?
John
Have a great day!
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On Tue, 22 May 2001, Kelly D Griffin wrote:
> I have configured a 2500 as a tftp server and have it connected via a WAN
> link in my lab to another 2500. I can ping across the circuit in both
> directions, but when I attempt a tftp transfer I get this:
>
> R2#copy tftp flash
>
On Tue, 22 May 2001, Robert Nelson-Cox wrote:
> On the 1st of July cisconetlabs.com will be open, offering a single lab of
> six routers, with another security lab with PIX and IPSec devices opening
> shortly after.
>
> What would the list like to see from this, what would people pay (please
b
Hello Everyone!,
I am currently studying for the CCIE Written test. I am reading "Cisco
Certification: Bridges, Routers, & Switches for CCIE's and I have the Boson
practice exams. Is there any other materials or resources that I might want
to take a look at before I go take the exam. Any
more data on this
b8zs/esf leads to 64k time slots
ami/sf leads to 56k time slots, because 1 bit out of each slot is used for
location tracking.
usually these days, I have only seen ami used in cases where people wanted
to use some portion for a pbx.
Brian
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There are two similar configurations that we are
trying to get running that include the Cisco router.
DS3 4xT1 IMA
DS3
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Dear Fellow Students of Ciscology,
Our DC Cisco group will be holding its May picnic on:
Saturday, May 26, 2001
Time: 10 am to 4 pm
Place: Bruce's House
We will be discussing various topics, including but not limited
to: Job-hunting, Certifications, The Ec
Do you have any active (up/up) interfaces with an IP address assigned?
Try creating a loopback interface, assign it an IP, and then re-try...
HTH,
Charles
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--- "Mechbal, Hind (MED-DEVOTEAM)"
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> process ID 1:
> router ospf 1
> I obtain the error :
> Unknown routing protocol
>
> the IOS version that I am usig is : 11.1
>
> does any body know why ?
> Thanks
> FAQ, li
When discussing routing protocols, a lot of literature refers to routers as
"nodes." I think you were right the first time, Chuck. A RIP network with a
few thousand router nodes would work, depending on the topology, as you
mention below. The 15-hop count limits the distance between networks, n
Kareem,
Read something on Token Ring RIF Calculations
Doyle & Comer were very useful
Also read the old versions of CCNP books, because they have Appletalk, LANE
and Bridging.
There are a couple of Study guides around for this exam, I used the one by
QUE, CCIE Prep Study Guide, (or something like
Hi All,
My question(s) mostly concern the type 3 (network summary) LSA's. The way I
understand it, is that a type 3 could contain an LSA from
three sources:
(1) Default route - resulting from my coding area as STUB.
(2) Summarized address range - resulting from my manual coding an AREA
RANGE.
I was under the impression that a loopback address had to be a 32bit subnet
mask!
According to the config, I must be wrong.
Any feedback is welcome!
Rashid
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>Dear Fellow Students of Ciscology,
>
> Our DC Cisco group will be holding its May picnic on:
> Saturday, May 26, 2001
> Time: 10 am to 4 pm
> Place: Bruce's House
>
> We will be discussing various topics, including but not limited
>to: Job-hunting, Certifications, Th
That's what I wanted to know. Somehow or other, I enjoy the dryness of
cisco
press materials. Much better than others I have looked at. I like the
detail.
I just wanted to be sure.
Thanks again,
John
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>John, I used only this book for this ex
Comrades...
Does any one know if there are any study groups in the Portland, Oregon
area?
Is there an Organization or club?
Is there a group of fellow "Ciscologiest" continuing their CCNP studies?
I appreciate the information,
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Intel Corporation
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While we're on the subject of scalability, check out this fascinating
article by Geoff Huston on BGP scalability. He studied the effects of a
denser, more meshed edge of the Internet (due to small networks
increasingly multihoming) on the growth of the BGP routing table. He
comments that servi
At 02:59 PM 5/22/01, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
>One design
>challenge with OSPF that Chuck alluded to is that sometimes a network
>topology doesn't have a good candidate for the area 0 network. If the
>network grew without much concern for hierarchy, there may not be any
>obvious high-speed cor
>Aside from Priscilla (not Geoff Huston): What if the phone system had
>evolved this way? How many companies have redundant trunk lines? Don't
we
>just assume that the "phone company" will always provide service? We
don't
>multihome to the phone system, (do we?)
[Warning: Slightly OT]
Actuall
The source is CIM for ISDN.
Thanks
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> True, you can only configure one in global configuration mode, but you can
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Hi
Could some one explain what a jumbo frame is?
Thanks
Lw
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Is there a Cisco group study in the denver area??
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http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/si/casi/ca8500/prodlit/atmrm_in.htm
Supports a maximum MTU of 9K bytes via Request For Comments (RFC) 1483 and
RFC 1577
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On 15 May 2001, at 22:46, Drew Simonis wrote:
> Sean Young wrote:
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> > I have a few suggestions for you:
> >
> > 1) get rid of Microsoft windows servers and Sun Solaris;
> > Use only NetBSD and software that are open-source,
>
> This is the most ignorant suggestion I
Timothy,
As others have pointed out, this can be done. I investigated this
about 5 years ago for a client and the main issue is that some of
the IBM connectors and patch panels cannot support the higher
frequencies needed for 100MB Ethernet (it has to do with the way
the connectors are const
HTH,
John
>>> "Travis Parrill" 5/22/01 2:47:07 PM >>>
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Pity I will not be able to make it. Have to take a test in the morning and
have my tires replaced in the afternoon. Got I coupon from the garage and
have to use it before this weekend.
Have a fun!!
KY
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HI ,
I have PIX 520 ( Ver 4.4 ) with 2MB of flash which has a floppy drive . I
have purchased a new 16 MB flash card . I would like to know
1) can we back up the PIX config to the floppy using the command .
write floppy
IF so then does the floppy need any special formatting .
2) once i instal
Hi
Keep in mind that many people site the phone as a highly available system,
but do you know that it is highly available? People get the impression that
the phone system is very reliable because they are used to hearing a dial
tone when they pick it up. But most people are not on the phone 24x7
Well, you're preaching to the choir, but I have a couple comments in line
nonetheless. A really technical discussion would require more knowledge of
statistics, queuing theory, etc., than I have. But it can't hurt to discuss
the issues at a high level also.
At 05:44 PM 5/22/01, John Hardman wr
Thanks for all the help. It turns out that I just don't know enough about
ISDN. I could actually make the call and showed this with the "show isdn
status", and "debug dialer". I'm not sure that I actually needed to put in
the ppp authentication chap command; seemed like it worked anyway before I
thanks,
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Thanks Michael. Iperf is excellent
Regards
Michael
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from 32G to 256G?
Thanks
Frank
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I am taking the Switching exam on Friday. Any focus points I should be aware
of? Any type-in? Thanks in advance
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(with a red face, reconstructing my original response. We're having
a violent thunderstorm, and the power went out. I saved a lot of
things, but trusted my UPS. Unfortunately, the UPS is much more
helpful when the CPU is plugged into one of the battery backup
outlets, not a surge protector ou
Any good links? Thanks.
Justin Lofton
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Assuming - you realize and could recover from locked console :
there is global config command (hidden) from 11.3 onwards :
aaa authentication console
It will apply "default" list or other list specificed on "line" to the
console.
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The easiest way would be to purchase two of the WS-C6500-SFM cards.
These must be placed into slots 5 & 6, and provide the 256 gig backplane
enhancement.
Bookmark the following link. it is the Cisco public tool for equipment
configuration. Does everything the partner tool does except give you li
Hi,
I apparently cannot ping or telnet to one of my hosts. A program informed
me that my TCP/IP configuration was disabled. A second computer has it
enabled, both configurations are identical.
Any suggestions,
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I have a 7100 series, on the fast ethernet interface there is a watchdog
counter, anyone know what the significance of that is? Thanks in advance.
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Don't expect to find this spelled out clearly anywhere on CCO, but to the
best of my knowledge, you must have:
1. Supervisor Engine 2 (with PFC2)
2. MSFC2
3. 128G Switch Fabric Module
4. 16-port GE module (WS-X6516-GBIC or WS-X6816-GBIC)
5. Distributed Forwarding Card (DFC)
Until recently this l
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