Marc,
Since you're here, need to comment.
I believed that your labs are great for those who will take the lab, but
could you please consider that $650 is too expensive expecially when I'm in
poor Asian country but had a DREAM TO BE CCIE.
Ben Liang Tan
(Still trying to get 4 magic number)
>Fro
Hi there!
Just a quick answer. First of all thanx for all your replies, it's very
valuable. In regards to the article about HSRP/PIM problems, I have also
found that one, but it didn't fit into the problem (sadly..).
I'm at home today with no access to the equipment, but I'll continue with it
tom
I was amused by this thread and read most of the other responses. I'd say
most of them were right on track (NOT). But they were amusing. I'll add to
the amusement.
If you wear a proper dress and you're a guy, you'd surely get the proctors'
attention. Especially if you shave your legs. You mi
HI Group,
Completed my CCIE lab yesterday and now proud owner of CCIE number 8545. Now
for the Security lab. Thanks to the group and people that help me achieve my
goal.
I'm still a tad skeptic about the new automated marking they do on the labs;
I would have thought that I had scored more tha
Hello Priscilla,
On my own experience, the information given on that link is not correct at
least in number of question. Cisco wrote 55-65 question, but I received 30%
more question - 79 to be exact.
I did all of the CCNP rounting stack exams within 15 days, last of them
(CIT) six days ago and w
test
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Hello,
Has anyone encountered problems using this command (like a router crash) ?
Any useful links for this topic?
Thanks
Theo
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Congrats mate.
Can you show us mere mortals the path to the "ultimate" ?
Thanks
Nick
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does someone know, if there are any changes in the ccie-lab for 2002 ?
Thanks.
Taylan
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Stay well clear Howard - Most of them are HDB3 positive. (ouch)
Gaz
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> >Difference is, in Manchester, you still see plenty of modems around.
> >
> >Gaz
>
>
> Perhaps I am only now getting a true insight into M
No we all use ms, including Wendel Odom.
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> Actually, that web page is correct. Tc = Bc/CIR, and the
> answer is in seconds. If you get an answer such as .125, that
> is 1/8th of a second, or 125ms.
>
> At work we
Hi Theo,
Are you using new IOS or is it old code, pre 12 ios.
Strange thing is, even though not a cisco related topic, we have had some of
our Enterasys SSR's fail with the same command. THe SSR's crashed within an
hour or so of issuing the command.Enterasys engineering reported that the
SSR cra
The config for the bottom of this page is correct for FRF.12
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/788/voice-qos/voip-ov-fr-qos.html#first
Plus we're arguing about the same thing. If Tc=Bc/Cir, or Bc=CIR(Tc/1000)
and we have
Cir=256000
Tc=10ms
Bc=?
With your formula, you get 2560 and with mine you
I just wanted to chime in and say as a purchaser of Marcs labs they are
worth it and an excellent tool. I admit being skeptical before I
decided to pay for the labs, but I reviewed the archives, asked the
opinion of others in this mailing list, and when I received the labs I
was very happy with t
The SW is Enterprise Plus 12.1.5T8, on 7206VXR (NPE300).
"System returned to ROM by bus error at PC 0x610DDF38, address 0xC"
immediately after typing the command...
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> Hi Theo,
>
> Are you using new IOS or is
I'm wondering if anyone can help me with this problem. I am no router
expert by any means but have inherited the configuration duties for a Cisco
776 for a non-profit organization I am part of.
I have the network set up, IP address and DHCP configured and working
nicely, however, the POTS line i
Thanks Phil and every body for your efforts to answer my questions. To be
more specific, I have included the scenario that caused me to start this
thread. Visit the link below and view the graphic and the solution to the
scenario.
Click here and wait until the word document loads
I will post m
Thanks Phil and every body for your efforts to answer my questions. To be
more specific, I have included the scenario that caused me to start this
thread. Visit the link below and view the graphic and the solution to the
scenario. (watch the wrap around the link)
http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/2
>1 kg = 2.2 lbs... So you're talking about 264 lbs. Somehow Priscilla, I
>don't see you weighing that much. For that matter, I doubt all the ladies
on
>this list COMBINED would weigh that much!
>
>(-:
>
>(Note to all the guys on this list: The ladies here are all petite, very
>physically fit,
>Why.. It is not on the test..
The test is not the world, the Day After.
Wasn't that a James Bond movie?
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>> Does any body have good resource that explains how NAT on the firewall
>works
>> with DNS?
>>
>>
>> Tha
>belaboring beyond all usefulness maybe, but I am prone to write this one off
>as "because that's how it works" and move one. secondary addressing appears
>to be filled with pitfalls. I believe it has nothing to do with RFC's, but
>rather, it's just the way the code runs. I think over the past fe
>Stay well clear Howard - Most of them are HDB3 positive. (ouch)
>
>Gaz
Doesn't B8ZS give cross-immunity?
>
>
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>> >Difference is, in Manchester, you still see plenty of modems around.
>> >
>> >Gaz
>>
>>
>>
Who AMI to argue?
(Ouch twice)
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> >
> >Gaz
>
> Doesn't B8ZS give cross-immunity?
>
> >
> >
> >""Howard C. Berkowitz"" wrote in message
> >[EM
Check this URL:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/122/crashes_buserror_troubleshooting.shtml
(watch for URL wrap)
I had a 4700 that was rebooting with a reason of "bus error at..."
I did some research, and it turned out to be a bad stick of memory. I
replaced the memory stick and it works like
Hi Pat,
I think this can be one of two things , an IOS bug or
a hardware problem. The way you can tell which it is
, is to see if the memory location that is reporting
the Malloc error physically exists , if it does not
then it looks like an IOS issue. Conversely if it
does physically exist the
Why it is not working is a mystery to me. I have a workstation on the same
network
as the outside interface, the workstation has an IP address of 66.61.46.150
with
the default gateway points to 66.61.46.254. Guess what, the workstation can
get
to the Internet just fine but workstation on the "in
I took it. It took us 4 guys with books, internet and 8 hours to get two
people passed.
I'm stuck on the QoS test right now. There's a time limit on it. I know
the guys who wrote the test, spoke to him about it, got the source where all
the questions came from, and I still can't get above a 75
Why it is not working is a mystery to me. I have a workstation on the same
network
as the outside interface, the workstation has an IP address of 66.61.46.150
with
the default gateway points to 66.61.46.254. Guess what, the workstation can
get
to the Internet just fine but workstation on the "in
I was meaning that perhaps he uses Kbps instead of bps for the CIR or
milliseconds instead of seconds for the interval. According to his
formula, Bc=CIR(Tc/1000). Let's use a 256k circuit with 10ms as an
example:
Bc=256000(.010/1000) = 2.56
That doesn't quite work out.
As you can see, Tc in t
I see what oyur saying. With my referenced formula you would do 10/1000 to
get milliseconds, not .010/1000. I just use 10/1000. I could simply write
Bc=Cir(.010) like you did. I guess it's confusing. My bad. And The reason
I got 36.4 ms and you got .04 ms is cause you did it correctly and I
I posted this question once before; however, none of the
advise mentioned work so I am going to post it again hoping
that I might be able to an a correct answer this time.
By the way, please don't tell me to change the default route
because everything works. The PIX can ping the Internet just
fin
TAC warned me that NAT 0 isn't really stable. They suggest using static.
Assume 192.168.10.X is a Public address.
static (inside,outside) 192.168.10.0 192.168.10.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 0 0
this does the same thing as NAT 0 plus is more stable. when I was doing NAT
0 for a customer is keep fai
I have taken the PBX fundamentals course and passed with an 80%. The test is
very badly written and I had to take it twice to pass it. Most of the
answers
came from Cisco's web site and from the free PBX fundamentals course.
Is there a free course that you can take, before taking the QoS (Deplo
Hi,
I looking to configure ISDN to backup a leased line, but I don't want to use
the ISDN backup if the main line goes down
during the night.
Any idea if there is a way I can play with time inside the router to do that
?
Thanks,
_
Do Yo
Congratulations Jacques,
Unfortunately, I think there's a good reason for the lack of feedback on
your score, because just like the results from a normal Cisco test, you only
get how many percent you did correct in each objective.
If they gave a more detailed feedback, telling you what you did w
Yes I have but not in released code!!!
Dave
Theo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone encountered problems using this command (like a router crash) ?
> Any useful links for this topic?
>
> Thanks
>
> Theo
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Wow how timely, I got a call from a customer yesterday that sounds very
similiar. Data
works fine, outgoing faxes no problem but can't get incoming faxes to work.
I'm no
Combinet fan, I have on;y configed a couple of the things quite a while ago
but if I
find something I'll pass it along and ple
Greetings all,
I was wondering if you guys can help out with this problem. We're
connected to both Sprint and UUnet and receiving full routes. All
routers are peering with each other. My problem is with both RTRA and
RTRB, they're flapping constantly, RTRC and RTRD are very stable. Is
there a
Sebastien Venturoso wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I looking to configure ISDN to backup a leased line, but I don't want to
use
> the ISDN backup if the main line goes down
> during the night.
>
> Any idea if there is a way I can play with time inside the router to do
that
> ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> _
No problem, maybe your e-mail was just down, but this is what I got when I
tried to send you an e-mail. See below.
The CCIE process is very expenesive.
If $650.00 is very expensive then setting up a practice rack is probably out
of reach. Extensive hands on practice with a rack of routers is
The default gateway of some clients is the IP of two routers in HSRP.
Each of the router have a link to a remote site.
I wont have load balancing beetween these two links.
Can someone tell me how to do.
Thanks
Francesco Saverio Picciani
Sales Engineer BU Top Clients
Albacom S.p.A.
* Via Mario
I don't know if this will work, but perhaps you could try configuring a
time-based access list and then use that in your dialer list statement.
This should allow you to make certain packets interesting during
specific times.
HTH,
John
>>> "Sebastien Venturoso" 12/19/01 10:14:59 AM
>>>
Hi,
I
You can use time based access lists.First you create time range and use it
in access list.
but your ios must support ,version 120-7_T does.
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If this link presumably is not used off hours then there will be no
"interesting"
traffic to trigger the line hence it will not come up at night.
Dave
Sebastien Venturoso wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I looking to configure ISDN to backup a leased line, but I don't want to
use
> the ISDN backup if the mai
I was speaking to Cisco about back-up solutions for gateway routers (or the
lack of) and I was telling them about how they should write a protocol that
would work like an SA agent where it checks the network and makes decisions
on it. I said they should have an agent that can ping a host on the
i
What do you mean by saying "the routers are flapping constantly" ? Do
you mean the circuits are bouncing? Or they're rebooting? Or their
routing tables or bgp tables are unstable? Or the peers are
continuously being reset?
What are the specific symptoms you're seeing?
John
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I was able to get tunnels with secondary addresses to work. Config looked
like this :
lo0
172.16.80.1/27 --R1--162.16.1.x/27 --R3--172.16.20.x/28 --R4--172.16.50.x/28
--R5--E0 172.16.100.5/28
lo1 172.16.80.33/27--R1--
IGRP/OSPF Redist was at R3. 2 tunnels between R3 and R4 for the 2 .80
First and foremost, the Jason who started this thread isn't this Jason. :-)
Having said that, I do believe that it is fair to say that NLI is far from
being a scam, it's a business and like any business or product, you can
chose to use it or not to use it.
I have received a couple of updates from
I faced a similar situation on a client's network a few weeks ago.
The problem was related to extensive FULL route databases being transferred
from the ISP peers down to each on the client's routers. On top of that, the
client routers had an extensive Access-list (more than 50 entries each).
Obv
Whoops.. R1 to R3 is 172.16.1.x not 162.16.1.x
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> I was able to get tunnels with secondary addresses to work. Config looked
> like this :
>
> lo0
>
172.16.80.1/27 --R1--162.16.1.x/27 --R3--172.16.20.x/28 --R4--172.16
David,
make sure that you don't have the following line in you PIX config. I had a
summary problem with a PIX 501 with 6.1 IOS, only I wanted to use NAT. I had
private workstations that could not get out to the Internet unless PAT was
enabled, NAT would not work. After spend 4 hours on the Phone
Use a time based access list as the dialer-list.
dialer-list 1 protocol ip list 100
!
access-list 100 permit ip any any time-range dial-backup
!
time-range dial-backup
periodic weekdays 08:00 to 17:00
HTH,
-Michael Cohen
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Hello,
I'm working on getting a good understanding of DLSW+, but I'm having trouble
finding good information on this one subject: Using Priority with DLSW+.
I know the TCP ports 2065, 1981, 1982, 1983, and I know you can use them to
do queueing with, but I don't understand exactly how to set it
Why did you need two tunnels? It seems that you need one tunnel for
each mask length but you mention two tunnels for two /28 prefixes. How
did that work out?
thanks,
John
>>> "Gregg Malcolm" 12/19/01 11:26:29 AM >>>
I was able to get tunnels with secondary addresses to work. Config
looked
li
Hi all,
Just set up a simple RIP network and am trying to
redistribute connected networks without directly
advertising a network through the network statement.
The router won't allow me ? If I advertise a network
with redistribute connected and then take the network
out of the advertisements t
Looks like the link in my original post got stripped out. Oops!
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/793/access_dial/10.html
You can restrict the interesting traffic to specific time(s) of the day with
the
time-range command. The above link explains it pretty clearly. In case the
url gets
stripped
I have a 3548 XL switch that is 95% populated and when I do a show int, each
port is reporting output buffer failures and underruns. Does anybody have a
good defintion of output buffer failures and underruns and some possible
causes for them?
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John, First off I noticed many errors in my lame schematic. I was able to
ping both 80.1 and 80.33. These are the 2 loops on R1 (OSPF router). There
weren't 2 tunnels, there were two secondary address instead (sorry, but I
was trying to remember from Sat). Need a secondary for each /28 subnet
The network statement in RIP does not specify which networks to
advertise, it specifies which interfaces participate in RIP. If you
don't have a network statement, no networks will be advertised because
no interfaces are running RIP.
HTH,
John
>>> "Phil Barker" 12/19/01 12:01:40 PM
>>>
Hi al
Describe what you mean by flapping.
Dave
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>
> I was wondering if you guys can help out with this problem. We're
> connected to both Sprint and UUnet and receiving full routes. All
> routers are peering with each other. My problem is with both RTRA
It's documneted under HSRP and load balancing. The gist of it is set up two
HSRP
groups, half the clients default to one group, half the other.
Dave
Picciani Francesco Saverio wrote:
> The default gateway of some clients is the IP of two routers in HSRP.
> Each of the router have a link to a
Switch> (enable) set pvlan mapping 200 211 4/30
Cannot add a private vlan mapping to a port with
another Private port in the same ASIC.
Failed to set mapping between 200 and 211 on 4/30
Has anybody seen this error before? Why? How to
correct? Basically I tried to add a promiscuous port
to pvla
Group,
I thought I had FECN and BECN down in regards to frame relay setup. Recently
I have come across some router output that doesn't make sence to me.
I don't understand why I have DE pkts when I don't have and FECN or BECN
errors. Or for that matter how I can have so many DE pks and no of the
I see your point John its just that I expected the
router to look at its directly connected interfaces
and to advertise those routes saving me from typing
them in.
Cheers,
Phil.
--- John Neiberger
wrote: > The network statement in RIP does not specify
which
> networks to
> advertise, it specif
Hi,
It's time to put the theory into practice and pay my dues on the journey to
CCIE! I'm shopping around for the good guys that offer good CCIE Lab
scenarios and lab rental at a reasonable rate. I think it would work better
if I buy the CCIE lab scenarios that were designed for their rack. Had
Dumb question.
Does the Router on the otside interface of the pix (66.61.46.254) have the
following route in the route table?
ip route 129.174.1.0 255.255.255.0 to 66.61.46.120
If not, a traceroute will show either unreachable or a routing loop.
-ejay hire
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No, I still don't get it !!!
If I have to type in all the directly connected
networks via the network statement then what does
redistribute connected actually do ?
Regs,
Phil.
--- John Neiberger
wrote: > The network statement in RIP does not specify
which
> networks to
> advertise, it specif
Hello David,
I think your config should work, too. But here are a few suggestions
nevertheless:
1. use "nat (inside) 0 0 0" instead of "nat (inside) 0 129.174.1.0
255.255.255.0"
2. delete "static (inside, outside) 129.174.1.0 129.174.1.0", it's not
really needed.
3. Like Ejay said, do a tracerou
All, I need a little assistance. Can anyone provide some input on what
I am doing wrong.
I am trying to do a simple lab where you have to dial "9" or "8"
then you hear a pause and you then are able to dial the other
phone hanging off my VIC FXS card.
The problem I am having is that everytime I d
Well to start of this exchange of labs maybe we should set some basic
foundations:
1. All labs should not exceed more than 6 routers.
I think we all know why this should be the case.
2. The frame cloud in every lab should not exceed four connections.
I have spoke
In RIP, you must specify which interfaces participate in the routing
protocol. With no network statement, you have no interfaces
participating so what's the point in that?? :-)
Let's say you have 10 interfaces, one of which is in the 172.16.0.0/16
major net and the rest are in some other major
When you burst, you get DE's. It's not a problem.
FECN and BECN are status messages from frame switch telling router to slow
down (you can ignore them if you want). DE's are just tags on the packet
that tell the frame switches that if it has to drop any packets due to
congestion, drop you DE pa
Is it feasable to have an ISP set up an OSPF routing area with it's
customer, and have them inject a single external route into the area, where
one can distribute it as a default route? If I create a NSSA, and they give
us a route to them, is that OK? Any downfalls?
Steve
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Frank,
Alot of frame relay providers will "sell" zero CIR
(Committed Interface Rate) to a customer. It is at a
much lower cost than allotting a specific CIR to you.
However, EVERY packet you send out will be marked
Discard Eligible. Of course the provider will make the
"best effort" to deliver yo
Frank,
Alot of frame relay providers will "sell" zero CIR
(Committed Interface Rate) to a customer. It is at a
much lower cost than allotting a specific CIR to you.
However, EVERY packet you send out will be marked
Discard Eligible. Of course the provider will make the
"best effort" to deliver yo
I have schedule CCIE lab in San Jose on 1/16/02. I want to change to
February. If anyone want to take it, contact me.
Thanks
Howard
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Could you solve the same problem by creating a static default route on
the ASBR and then redistributing that as an N1 or N2 route? That seems
to do what you want without requiring that OSPF be running between the
ASBR and the ISP.
This wouldn't be dynamic, which may be what you're trying to
acco
I need an internet gateway router (via DSL connected to a Flowpoint) which
currently has a static route to the ISP to know when the netowrk goes down
and not just that flowpoint's local ethernet interface. I need the gateway
router to dial up via isdn using dialer-watch. I'd rathernot use BGP on
Routes renewing constantly.
MADMAN
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Congratulations, you're working with a commercial frame-relay provider.
When I was a sprint customer, they marked all of my traffic as DE,
regardless of CIR. Very annoying. FECN'S, BECN'S, and DE are all features
that your provider may or may not have configured (properly) in their
network. Th
>Is it feasable to have an ISP set up an OSPF routing area with it's
>customer, and have them inject a single external route into the area, where
>one can distribute it as a default route? If I create a NSSA, and they give
>us a route to them, is that OK? Any downfalls?
>
>Steve
In general, no.
Everyone,
Thanks! Your explanations not only cleared things up for me but also set my
mind at ease.
Thanks again,
Frank
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If you do a show ip bgp neighbors, what does it show as the reason for
the last reset?
Are you experiencing congestion on that link, or any sign of dropped
packets? What model of routers are you using? How much DRAM do they
have? What IOS are you running? What is the speed of your access
link
How many routes are you advertising, are your ISP's configured using the
older revisions of
max-prefix
MD
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> If you do a show ip bgp neighbors, what does it show as the reason for
> the last reset?
>
> Are you exper
>I need an internet gateway router (via DSL connected to a Flowpoint) which
>currently has a static route to the ISP to know when the netowrk goes down
>and not just that flowpoint's local ethernet interface. I need the gateway
>router to dial up via isdn using dialer-watch. I'd rathernot use BG
At 01:17 AM 12/19/01, Leigh Anne Chisholm wrote:
>1 kg = 2.2 lbs... So you're talking about 264 lbs.
Good grief! Even after gazillions of Christmas cookies I won't weigh that,
hopefully. And if I do, I'll state it in hex: 108. ;-)
Priscilla
> Somehow Priscilla, I
>don't see you weighing tha
At 10:17 AM 12/19/01, =?iso-8859-2?Q?Zajac_Zden=ECk?= wrote:
>Hello Priscilla,
>
>On my own experience, the information given on that link is not correct at
>least in number of question.
I was just commenting on the categorization of topics. Saying that there
are just four topics (HDLC, connecti
No reason in particular. Just thought it was more taxing than OSPF.
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> >I need an internet gateway router (via DSL connected to a Flowpoint)
which
> >currently has a static route to the ISP to know when the ne
> Who AMI to argue?
>
> (Ouch twice)
Anyone else think that its sad that we find this funny :)
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Ok...
I have 2 separate vendors that have frame connections into our network. I
want to NAT to them both using the serial interface's ip addresses... I
thought I had it set up properly but random craziness started to happen... I
would get nat'd addresses destined for one network ending up on the
As I said earlier TAC suggests using the
static (inside, outside) 129.174.1.0 129.174.1.0
instead of
nat (inside) 0 0 0
I found in real world the nat 0 can be very unstable. My problems were with
5.X and 6.X. nat 0 stopped working after 10 minutes even after multiple
reboots. static has worke
Gee, and I thought I was the only one who thought that the endless posts
wanting to know how many questions on exam x, any fill-in-blank, any
choose all that apply, etc, etc. was an exercise in futility and a waste of
good bandwidth.
Prof. Tom Lisa, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco
Ummm... I bet some of the GUYS on the list could hit this goal (I know I'm
not that far away myself)...
Now that I think about it, perhaps I'll leave my pod for a while and go for
a walk... :-)
--- Dennis
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Warning, this is a bit longish...I'd be interested in feedback to see if
anyone agrees/disagrees, finds this at all helpful, etc. Part of this
exercise is to make sure I've got this straight in my head.
Here's a CCO link that may help:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/103/5.html
The scenario y
Good idea... I'll work on one also but I won't be able to get to it till
early next year. I'll let you know...
The k1d
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> Well to start of this exchange of labs maybe we should set some basic
> foundations:
> 1. All
If all your routes are floppin then we need to know why. Do you have
suffcient
memory, i.e 128M for full routing. Is the peer stable, the WAN, why did it
reset? See last line in this output.
Dave
C7507MIX#sh ip bgp nei
BGP neighbor is 99.1.1.1, remote AS 15, external link
BGP version 4,
Excellent! That perfectly explains the behavior we were experiencing.
I was only able to make this work when the tunnel was in the same major
network. When I made the tunnel a part of a different major net, things
got a little weird.
You're correct, in the scenario I've been playing with IGRP
Actually when I first saw the response of "routes renewing constantly" I
took it to mean that he was recieving large numbers of updates not have
major failure events locally. If my assumption is correct you would see
MsgRcvd MsgSent TblVer InQ OutQ all incrementing quickly as seen through
sh ip b
>No reason in particular. Just thought it was more taxing than OSPF.
For a small number of routes, without complex policies, probably less
than OSPF. Basic BGP processing load goes up linearily for a single
interface, where the SPF algorithms' load go up exponentially.
People get confused ab
Hiyas,
Thanks to all who provided tips for MCNS, I passed on Saturday ;)
I tried to locate PIX-related material for CSPFA, the only book
that looked good was Cisco Secure PIX Firewalls from
Cisco Press, ISBN: 1587050358
It hasn't been released yet, should be out the 21st according to Amazon.
I'
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