On Fri, 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 copy out n number of lies before or after that
keyword.
Any help would be greatly appriciated.
You didn't say what your
Hi Guys ,
I had configured a terminal server for one routers i wanted to know how many
users can access the same router at same time
Thanking you inadvance
Regards,
Ravi Varma
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There are ways around this... Check this site out:
http://esupport.ca.com/public/sdo_shipit/infodocs/7065.asp
khramov 06/15/01 04:57PM
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
Me too:
I have been getting a similar 45-00- mac error message from our cat
4000s since they were installed. Mine is coming from a server that I
don't administer, so I have no idea what os/apps are running. I did
determine that it was not the nic cards address. It doesn't seem to be
Hi group,
I have a router set up with 3 channel groups on the
serial side, and 3 VLANs using 802.1q on the ethernet
side. I want to use RIP2 for routing.
How would I setup routing so that the traffic always
follow the same path between the serial and ethernet
back and forth.
ie, s0.1 always
Hmm, strange, anyway it looks like the mailing list stripped
everything in greater-than/less-than.
grep -A 3 -B 5 controller core1-confg
That would find all instances of controller in the file
core1-confg and print the three lines above, the line,
and the 5 lines after all instances of
i beleive it is one of those evil broadcast packets. you'd have to brigde
it, or write something to send out your own.
you might wanna look at the type feild if there is one in the packet, and
try and do some sort of policy routing thing to automatically trow it onto a
tunnel interface...and then
HOW MANY VTY LINES DO YOU HAVE??
;-)
Ravi Varma 6/15/01 3:12:12 PM
Hi Guys ,
I had configured a terminal server for one routers i wanted to know
how many
users can access the same router at same time
Thanking you inadvance
Regards,
Ravi Varma
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Hi,
I have completed BSCN exam this morning. Thanks for all the assistance.
thnx
cs
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you need to route based on source, you NEED policy routing to do that.
you might look into ip unnumbered as well, as this would bind each serial
interface to the fe subinterface.
you could also bridge and make the box at the other end of the serial link
the default gw for the boxes on that vlan.
Telnetted into the terminal server - 5 (vty 0 4)
reverse-telnetted from the terminal server into the attached router console,
only one at a time.
telnetted into router using vty virtual terminal lines - 5 with
non-Enterprise IOS, many more with Enterprise IOS versions
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The ip helper command might help.
Also use the ip forward-protocol command to forward the Wake on LAN
broadcast and the no ip forward-protocol command to not forward other
broadcasts.
You would have to check the documentation to see if this would work for
sure. Let us know how it goes!
Thanks for the idea, but policy routing might be just a little bit difficult
for me
right now. I can enable the MAC broadcast on a router, but the would defeat
the whole
purpose of having a router.
Peter Slow wrote:
i beleive it is one of those evil broadcast packets. you'd have to brigde
Only one person at a time. Unless you hook one line to the console, and a
second to the aux port.
Paul
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From: Ravi Varma
To:
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 5:12 PM
Subject: Terminal Server [7:8780]
Hi Guys ,
I had configured a
One other thought: The article that Patrick referenced implies that you
could enable directed broadcasts. The default on modern routers is no
directed broadcasts but you could disable that. It's not recommended for
security reasons, but if you want to do it the command is no ip
Questions keep coming: what to believe and why?
Brought to mind something I found on CCO once. The topic was the maximum
network diameter of an EIGRP network. The following is a quote from CCO:
IP Enhanced IGRP provides the following features:
(snip)
Increased network width. With IP RIP, the
Once upon a time the government had a vast scrap yard in the
middle of a desert. Congress said someone may steal from it
at night. So they created a night watchman position and
hired a person for the job. Then Congress said, how does
the watchman do his job without instruction? So they
The no ip directed-broadcast command is for IP, as you can tell. If you
don't see that command in the running config, then ip directed broadcasts
are presumably being forwarded. A directed broadcast is one that comes from
a device on one segment and is destined to all devices on another
I have a 2620 router hooked up via fast ethernet to my Cat 5005, I want to
do intervlan routing using ISL encapsulation. Every time I specify a
subinterface and type in the word encapsulation ? I receive unrecognized
command. I have used the three images below on the 2620 to no avail. Does
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
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VMS books were
FYI, it does work with Windows 2000 in every kind of combination
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I'm actually using Funk's and it does work now. I was using a buggy IOS =
12.2.1
The PPP doesn't work until I went down to 12.1.5T7
It's not fully
I'm actually using Funk's and it does work now. I was using a buggy IOS =
12.2.1
The PPP doesn't work until I went down to 12.1.5T7
It's not fully compatible though... certain combinations of mppe encryption
and CHAP/MS-chap doesn't work for NT 4.0
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thanks peter.
route map will do in my situation.
Adam
--- Peter Slow wrote:
you need to route based on source, you NEED policy
routing to do that.
you might look into ip unnumbered as well, as this
would bind each serial
interface to the fe subinterface.
you could also bridge and make the
Earlier today someone was asking.
The following link will get you to the Cisco networkers presentation on CCIE
prep.
http://www.cisco.com/networkers/nw00/pres/3304/3304.htm
( courtesy of Jenny McLeod )
I also recommend David Wolsefer's white paper on the subject, found at
I have been using the PIX 506 and have had hardware problems. The unit
seems to loose power. The fan stays spinning, but all the LEDs go out and it
doesn't function. When it is turned off and back it works for anywhere for
10 to 5 hours, then needs to be power cycled again. I have had this
As far as I know WOL layer 2 broadcast, it does not have an IP field.
That is the main problem.
What is the command to look up if direct-broadcast is already enabled on the
router?
Thanks,
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
One other thought: The article that Patrick referenced implies that you
According to Cisco, all three images you listed will support ISL VLANs on
FastEthernet interfaces. If you're trying those images on a FastEthernet
interface and it still isn't working, then I don't even have a guess as to
what might be wrong. If it's an option, perhaps upgrade to something
Hi all,
In the danger of getting flamed I will enter this message. There is a
great deal of debate here that you cannot become a a good Cisco
Certified Network Engineer without having a Electrical Engineering
Degree majoring in communications well the list has members who dont
have the degree but
I was wondering what percentage of the BSCN exam is devoted to BGP? I have
been using Cisco Press's BSCN book (Paquet), Cisco's Internet Routing
Architectures by Bassam Halabi (specifically for BGP) as well as extensive
lab time, hopefully this is enough to pass.. Will take the exam July
15th
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