I think the easiest way of changing to R/W and understanding it is to
have the router boot from a TFTP server.
When it is booting from a TFTP server, whatever is in flash is of no
concern, so therefore it is read/write and you can delete it or whatever you
want.
However, if you are booting from
60
Kim Fisk wrote:
60 or 90 minute test duration for BSCN?
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thanks. There is a bug in 12.2.1 IOS that wouldn't let me connect via PAP,
CHAP or MS-CHAP. Now that I'm using 12.1.5T7, It's working better although
if I use Ms-chap, it lets me in but wouldn't let me ping anything unless I
disable PPP ENCRYPT MPPE which is not desireable at all.
I'm going to
It looks like you are also having issues at your end and your router might
be part of the problem since you don't even have your serial interface up.
reboot the router. also check on your csu and find out if the send and
receive lights are green .also make sure there is no bipolar violation with
For me the best is the 12.1.5T feature pack IP plus
Because of new features concerning LLQ (new way for QOS)
Nicolas
At 13:17 14/06/2001 -0400, Navin Parwal wrote:
Hi ,
I have a Cisco 2620 Router and I want to istall a Voice card on it and
implement VOIP throuh an ISDN connection , I
When sniffing a TCP conversation on NAI Sniffer pro. why do ack only packets
show a length of 60 bytes when the minimum ether frame should be 64
?/ where are the other 4 bytes
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I've just thought of something .The only part of an 802.3 or EV2 frame
that is 4 bytes is the FCS. Is the sniffer not reading these bytes???
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The only reason (that I can think of) that you'd need to do that is to write
a new image onto flash. And when you do a 'copy tftp flash, the router
automatically puts the flash into R/W mode. (At least in Ver 12.0 and
higher - might even work in 11.2 or' 11.3)
If you wanted to do it for some
putting the router in 0x41 mode will also allow you to have r/w to flash.
eric, how did the test go? congrats?
-Frank
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001, EA Louie wrote:
The only reason (that I can think of) that you'd need to do that is to
write
a new image onto flash. And when you do a 'copy tftp
Congratulations Doug. I've just passed Switching as well and in the early
stages of the exam also really thought I was going to fail but eventually
passed with 93%.
My test was close to the exam outline - questions on pretty much
every area although there seemed to be a lot on trunking and MLS.
Hey Kim,
I just took the exam last monday, and I had 75 minutes to complete the test.
The following is listed on the Brainbuzz website (might be usefull):
Exam Info Exam #: 640-503
Status: Active
Time Limit: 75 min.
Avg. Time: 54 min.
Passing Score: 690
# of Questions: 62
Format:
Hi all,
In a Cat6509, we have created three VLANs. In one of the three VLANs, an NT
Server is configured as a DHCP Server. My doubt no.1 is. Can a client in
another VLAN get its DHCP request served by this DHCP Server. If yes, how
this can be done. If not, is there any other way we can have
Hello everybody,
I got the CID this morning with a tight score... but relevant is the fact
that i got it. Isn't it?
For my preparation i used Cisco Press books, plus other ressources from the
web (specially on Stratacom Switches). And i think everything's in there.
However, i feel it was among
Yes you can. The DHCP requests will have to be routed via the MSFC or an
external router. As the DHCP requests are broadasts the router will not
forward these by default. You will have to set up a helper address on each
interface that a broadcast is received on specifying the destination unicast
Hi Asa,
For my CCNA, CCDA and BSCN preparation I used the Boson test practice exams
and they were great.
Rgds,
Remmert
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router ( AS 2511 ) if it is IP, IP Plus or IP/FW, etc ? Which command can do
that ?
Thanks in advance
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If asked to use IPX EIGRP in the lab, are there any advantages or
diadvantages in using different AS's? For example if IPX EIGRP was used over
Frame Relay and also across a VLAN, should all IPX networks be within one
autonomous sytems or is it better to use different ones? Is redistribution
then
Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
The topic that will never die... :-)
Right because I am getting more and more confused by the thread I
(inadvertently) started ;-( The more I wanted to get away from OSI
reference model, the closer we got.
I thought we could do without (anyway TCP/IP is older than
NICE ONE CHARLES.
i am going to sit it soon myself 1-2 weeks ..
a pass is a pass don`t worry about scraping it ...the design ones are always
a scrape to get by...
next for you ...after the hikes i recon should be wither CISSP or CIS1..
that is were iam going.
steve
From:
The latest versions of Redhat and Mandrake do ont use tcpwrappers. Instead
they rely on the security mechanisms of xinetd. Look in the /etc directory
for a file and directory that begins with xinetd. Also, the latest version
of Mandrake does not install telnet by default. You can install it,
Show version
There will be a line that says something like...
System image file is flash:c2500-i-l.113-11b.bin, booted via flash
Then go to http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/620/4.html and decript your
image name.
Ken
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do a show Ver on the router ...this will give you the image name
IOS (tm) C6MSM Software (C6MSM-IN-M), Version 12.0(4a)WX5(11), RELEASE
SOFTWARE
then search under the CCO for in this instance 12.0(4a)WX5(11),
it will bring you back some docs relating to
OR
If it is a WIC1DSU-T1 you can do a show service-module serial [interface
number] and look at how many timeslots the fraction has. If the CSU is
external you can look at how many timeslots are configured on the CSU
itself. This of course does not indicate your CIR, which may be lower than
the
Final results of some search:
For information (using my father's notes) the CCITT
books-of-recommendations' colors were the following:
- green in 1972,
- yellow in 1980,
- red in 1984
- blue in 1988 (last 4-year-book).
mutters because I distinctly remember an Orange Book. 1976?
I have
Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
The topic that will never die... :-)
Right because I am getting more and more confused by the thread I
(inadvertently) started ;-( The more I wanted to get away from OSI
reference model, the closer we got.
I thought we could do without (anyway TCP/IP is older than
try doing the loopback test on you side. use the loopback cable. plug it
into the csu/dsu, and wait to see if the line protocol will come up. of
course, before that, you have to change the encap to hdlc.
The T1 CSU/DSU has a different pinout than the four-wire 56K CSU/DSU. The
connector for the
Hi All
We have move from location x to location y.
The current setup for location x is internet router--
pix --backbone router (using frame relay to internal
network).
Setup for y internal router using frame relay. The
default gate on the router point to internal router at
location x Thus
If you served all your addresses from the same scope, you would have serious
issues routing issues. Best practises dictate that you assign a scope per
VLAN.
Pete
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Hi all,
In a Cat6509, we have created
64 bytes is the minimum length of the entire frame. The mininum size of the
data portion of the frame is 38 bytes for 802.3 and 46 bytes for Ethernet.
TCP/IP Illustrated Volume 1 is the source of this data and altough slightly
dated probably the best book on TCP/IP in print.
Burnham, Chris
a... I postponed it until next Thursday, Frank... wasn't ready on
Wednesday, and couldn't see 'throwing away' $300 :-)
thanks for asking, bro
-e-
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Cc:
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 1:48 AM
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CRC field is also 4 bytes on 802.2/3 frames and RFC 894 Ethernet frames..
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I've just thought of something .The only part of an 802.3 or EV2 frame
that is 4 bytes is the FCS. Is the sniffer not reading these
Use the ip helper-address command and you need a different scope for each
Vlan.
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Hi all,
In a Cat6509, we have created three VLANs. In one of the three
For those who don't know...
When Cisco first introduced CCNA/NP certifications in late 1998. This
T-shirt was given to people who passed the CCNA test. Cisco eventually ran
out of shirts to give in the summer of 1999.
/Rog, CCIE 7364
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There is an easy Win NT solution. You can have a one of the servers or
workstations act as a DHCP relay for the other subnets. They will listen dor
DHCP broadcats and forward them to the proper DHCP server.
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Dear all
I must confic IP/FW on router Cisco2511 with version 12.1(5)
pls show me how I can make it or paste for me contents confic
thank
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The world is a single point of failure. :-
Seriously, something often overlooked - the ISP's themselves, their
backbones, their peering.
Not too long ago, up in the Sacramento area, some folks found out the hard
way that even though they were dual homed, both ISP's used the same backbone
Different IPX EIGRP Autonomous Systems are considered different routing
domains, the same as IP E/IGRP and OSPF and BGP. Keyword is Autonomous.
:-)
Advantages: You can run multiple IPX networks that don't interact with each
other, which equates to privacy.
Disadvantages: You have to
Redistribution will be required if you use different AS numbers.
CM
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If asked to use IPX EIGRP in the lab, are there any advantages or
Any of you that have used ipsec with the Cisco box, could you shed some
light on this matter. For some reason I cant get pass phase one. All of the
perameters seem to match up. Here is the log.
2d18h: ISAKMP: encryption DES-CBC
2d18h: ISAKMP: hash MD5
2d18h: ISAKMP: default group
Final results of some search:
For information (using my father's notes) the CCITT
books-of-recommendations' colors were the following:
- green in 1972,
- yellow in 1980,
- red in 1984
- blue in 1988 (last 4-year-book).
mutters because I distinctly remember an Orange Book. 1976?
Correction - www.ccbootcamp.com
Cisco's lawyers forced the change.
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F. Fernandez-IGLOU
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:00 AM
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Congratulations on passing!
However, it is wise to distinguish between Cisco's answers and the Truth :-
Chuck
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If you haven't done so already, get yourself a subscription to Certification
zone www.certificationzone.com
Check out the white paper by David Wolsefer on this topic.
Also, check out the networkers presentation on the Lab ( rats - I can't find
the link - check out the archives. Jenny McCloud
Hello Friends - Its me again with TR problem. I tried each router
individually with different media filters. Still unsuccessful in getting
the int up. I ran through Cisco site with the error code - idb state. That
is what I found. Can someone tell me what kind of media filters, I should
use.
download cisco configmaker 2.5 from the web. it will help you a lot.
Dragi
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Remote Access asks what interfaces the specific models
of 1600s have and about 700s quite a bit more than it
should have and on the troubleshooting test there were
way to many questions that just didn't make sense
unless you are trying to sell the product (I can look
the exact specs up, I cant
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001, ElephantChild wrote:
Not sure what you're saying there. Does M$ DNS return single addresses
in answer to an A query instead of swapping them, eg alternating between
Any correctly functioning DNS server will reply to the request with a
round-robin answer. One request
Derek,
Could you add some lines of the configuration? it might help us help
you...
what are you trying to peer with? another router? a vpn client? a pix?
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Any of you that have used ipsec with the Cisco box,
I got a CCDA too...
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Subject: RE: CCNA T-shirt [7:8634]
For those who don't know...
When Cisco first introduced CCNA/NP certifications in late 1998. This
T-shirt
If IPX EIGRP is used, and you want the IPX networks defined on the VLANs
to
be transported over the Frame Relay network, using 1 autonomous system
would
not be recommended. If you used multiple AS'es, redistribution between
them
oops! WOULD BE recommended(sheepish grin)
would be
Hello Groupstudy,
Before I list this lab on E-bay I wanted to first try to sell the
following total CCIE lab package to anyone interested. The lab contains the
following:
1) Telton ILS-2000 Line Simulator (Brand New, never out of the box!!!) It
has both U and S/T interfaces.
2) Cisco
Chris,
In order to see a telco provided loop towards your CPE, you will need to
change your encap. to HDLC. I don't think Frame-Relay enap has the
capability to see loops. Also, try a 'sho cont serial 0/1'. Look for the
various alarms on the card; AIS, LOS, etc.
And make sure that your local
Cisco's ACS v2.6 using Radius and Funk's Radius Server are the only Two
known Radius server's that support MPPE (Tacacs is not supported). I'm
willing to bet your not using either one of those.
-Rizz
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I buy every book that comes out on the CCIE, and I don't know this one...
Anybody know the ISBN, or where to get it from? I would appreciate it...
Thanks...
Dennis
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I think there is a problem with bad encryption or password.
Both side must have the same encryption,hash, and first of all password when
you use pre-share.
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Derek,
Could you add some lines of the configuration? it
Hello Groupstudy,
Before I list this lab on E-bay I wanted to first try to sell the
following total CCIE lab package to anyone interested. The lab contains the
following:
1) Telton ILS-2000 Line Simulator (Brand New, never out of the box!!!) It
has both U and S/T interfaces.
2) Cisco
Yes, Minimum Ethernet frame is 64 but Sniffers do not include CRC when
displaying packets
Gio
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When sniffing a TCP conversation on NAI Sniffer pro. why do ack only
packets
show a length of 60 bytes when the
Rick Watson
Network Engineer
Advanced Systems Development, Inc.
OUSD(Comptroller)
703.697.5710 office
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Subject: RE: CCIE lab prep. Is there a
IPS's do offer FastEthernet hand offs!!
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Subject: Re: Gre tunnel - ip and ipx packet loss -URGENT
[7:8378]
i do have one question .
how do you
FCS. I use EtherPeek these days, which does account for the 4-byte FCS, but
Sniffer does not, as I recall.
Priscilla
At 04:30 AM 6/15/01, Burnham, Chris wrote:
When sniffing a TCP conversation on NAI Sniffer pro. why do ack only packets
show a length of 60 bytes when the minimum ether frame
On 0, Sam wrote:
Does anybody know the major differences between these two firewall
solutions? In this particular situation performance is not an issue. Is a
properly configured router using IOS firewall any less secure than using a
PIX?
The Cisco PIX firewall performs stateful
You sure this stuff didn't 'fall off' the truck?
So does this mean you are a CCIE now?
JC 06/15/01 12:31PM
Hello Groupstudy,
Before I list this lab on E-bay I wanted to first try to sell the
following total CCIE lab package to anyone interested. The lab contains the
following:
1)
ooopsunable to post the link...hmm...why..?
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Rick Watson
Network Engineer
Advanced
VMS books were orange, as I recall!?
Or maybe you are thinking of the convergence concurrence interface facility
that mapped the red book to the yellow book. Red and yellow make orange. On
the other hand, with electronic colors, we only have RGB, so who knows how
you make orange in our
Seem like you crypo isakmp policy doesn't match and it try the default and
still don't work.
Make sure your crypto isakmp policy match. By typing and check
R3#show crypto isakmp policy
Default protection suite
encryption algorithm: DES - Data Encryption Standard (56 bit
keys).
Start a session with the router and insert a 'ip helper' address.
Be carefull though...by default, for whatever reason, cisco thinks netbios
broadcast and name resolution along with dns and a few other broadcasts
should be forwarded as well. You'll need to manually shut these off via 'no
ip
And no... You need to define 3 scopes one for each vlan/network. The
router then unicasts the original broadcast and replaces the network field
which originates as 0 with the proper subnet the station is on.
The dhcp server then sees a request from the workstation and answers
appropriately
One place to look is Darren Spohn's Data Network Design, if you can find a
copy. I bough one used through Amazon, and at that time there were a few
more copies available. I have it on good authority that an new edition is on
it's way ;-
Chuck
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Has anyone ever heard of network traffic that's sourced from a multicast
ethernet address? I've seen error messages on a Catalyst 4000 that reads:
%SYS-4-P2_WARN- 1/Invalid traffic from multicast source address
45-00-05-dc-73-a6 on port 1/1
I know that address isn't a multicast address but
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001, ElephantChild wrote:
Not sure what you're saying there. Does M$ DNS return single addresses
in answer to an A query instead of swapping them, eg alternating between
Any correctly functioning DNS server will reply to
you need a plus version of the software
Dragi
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Howard C. Berkowitz
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 6:28 AM
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Subject:Re: ARP and TCP/IP layering [7:8335]
I'm simultaneously amused and confused by some of the debates on
Would that make it a routing table?
I do have to point out that having one table leg shorter than the other
can not be cured by lengthening one of them.
This would still be a two legged table. One short of the minimum
requirement.
Sell the flash and buy another leg.
Friday night, one beer and
Rick,
This is a very valueable command. If you specify the interface like this
you narrow down what you'll receive:
show controllers serial 0
I will say if the cable is physically attached and if it is DTE or DCE.
Brian
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Priscilla Oppenheimer
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 11:28 AM
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Subject:Re: LLC Type 2 [7:8262]
VMS books were orange, as I recall!?
Or maybe you are thinking of the
here are your key indicators
2d18h: ISAKMP (0:1): atts are not acceptable. Next payload is 0
means that something in the following list needs to be coordinated with the
other end:
2d18h: ISAKMP: encryption DES-CBC
2d18h: ISAKMP: hash MD5
2d18h: ISAKMP: default group 1
Is there a special config on a router for wake on lan to work?
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Check out:
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This book gives detailed CCIE practice labs and more importantly, also
offers an analysis of the solution. $47.99 from Amazon.com
Take care,
Paul
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Could someone give me a brief decription of the PSH: Push Function in TCP?
Control Bits: 6 bits (from left to right):
URG: Urgent Pointer field significant
ACK: Acknowledgment field significant
PSH: Push Function
RST: Reset the connection
SYN: Synchronize sequence
At 02:55 PM 6/15/01, Michael Cohen wrote:
Has anyone ever heard of network traffic that's sourced from a multicast
ethernet address? I've seen error messages on a Catalyst 4000 that reads:
%SYS-4-P2_WARN- 1/Invalid traffic from multicast source address
45-00-05-dc-73-a6 on port 1/1
I know that
I believe the words you are attributing to me were written by Howard. You
snipped a bunch from the original message, which included my one line smart
ass remark in response to something Howard had said.
Chuck
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Sent:
Could you capture with a protocol analyzer the actual Wake on LAN packet?
It's always been a mystery to me. But my guess is that it's not a routable
packet.
On the other hand, is it even a packet or it is just an electrical surge or
something?
I suggest you find out more about what the Wake
Looking for an example of a script that will search a file ( like a cisco
config file )
find a key word and then copy out n number of lies before or after that
keyword.
Any help would be greatly appriciated.
Chris
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of (.7, .6), the next (.6, .7) , then (.7, .6), etc. (IOW, *both
addresses* are present in *all* answers, and the round robin just
changes their *order* in the answer). So if both are up, clients will
use both, and will hopefully spread their
From Comer's V1 3rd edition..
Looks like a way to force data transmission, 1 quoted use is after each
keystroke of an interacive application.
Brian
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To:
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 12:38 PM
Subject: PSH: Push Function in RFC 793 [7:8756]
Could
I second this recommendation - lotsa errors, but they're not crippling and
the labs are still very eye-opening.
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Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: CCIE lab prep. Is there a syllabus? [7:8385]
Check out:
Comments inline
Chuck Larrieu 6/15/01 1:04:26 PM
At 11:50 AM 6/13/01, John Neiberger wrote:
This topic has come up a few times in the past and I don't think we
ever
came to a common agreement. Several people made good arguments on
both
sides. I don't recall the specific argument, but I
Hey Jennifer,
That cisco university online site looks
coolhavent checked it much but i will have
a look at it in detail.
I am appearing for my CCNA exam this
thursday..any tips from anyone???
I am referring the sybex book by todd lammle and a few
CDs...does anyone know
Hi,
I have completed BSCN exam this morning. Thanks for all the assistance.
thnx
cs
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grep -A -B
-A prints n lines of trailing data after the matching line
-B prints n lines of trailing data before the matching line
On 15-Jun-2001, Hayes, Christopher wrote:
Looking for an example of a script that will search a file ( like a cisco
config file )
find a key word and then
I have the 12.0 IOS Protocols book II, which covers IPX, Apple Talk, etc.
Are
there any other Novell references from the Cisco point of view. The CCO is
pretty weak in this area too.
Thanks
Phil
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Howard C. Berkowitz
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Indeed, some of the layers are there for political reasons,
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Priscilla Oppenheimer
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VMS books were orange, as I recall!?
Yes, and I still have a shelf full of
I don't remember this specific question, and this may
be the 'Cisco' answer, but...
A VLAN is a broadcast domain. As such, one can have as
many devices as their IP addressing (or other
protocol) scheme will allow within the limitations of
the MAC/CAM table of the switch and the ARP table of
the
Aha! You are correct, sorry about that.These long threads get to
be unintelligible after a while. On that note, I vote to end it. :-)
Chuck Larrieu 6/15/01 1:30:19 PM
I believe the words you are attributing to me were written by Howard.
You
snipped a bunch from the original message,
You need at least an IP Plus feature set, which would be indicated by
C2600-IS-M.
Check out the IOS Feature Navigator tool at:
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Support/FeatureNav/FN.pl
-Jonathan
JC wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to do some ISL trunking however when I go to create my
I think that wake on lan sends out a broadcast with F... in the
destination field.
May be because it a layer 2 broadcast it is not passing the packets.
Can I configure a router to pass layer 2 broadcasts? And if I can is there
a way to
control the broadcast so that only wake on lan packets
It is indeed a packet. And all of the utils I have seen to perform a WOL to
a device use MAC addresses, so routing would not be possible. Now that I
think about it, this would be the only way this would work unless you could
build a tcp/ip stack into the rom of a nic. (otherwise the OS would
Here is a really great response I received off-list that I thought would
be beneficial for others to read.
John
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Well it seems that WOL is a widely used technology. So there is got to be a
way how
pass those packets through the router.
Any ideas?
Patrick Ramsey wrote:
It is indeed a packet. And all of the utils I have seen to perform a WOL
to
a device use MAC addresses, so routing would not be
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