Thank you!
Pierre-Alex
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Pierre-Alex,
You might have an issue with that
Hello folks,
I'm working in a EIGRP enviroment, and I have some questions for you:
Has anyone tried to do a manual route sumarization per interface with more
or less 200 interfaces in a 7500?
I've tried but I'm having a few problems, the summary routes aren't
advertised sufficiently fast to the
Hi,
i have passed the test :-), and now i working for my lab-test on 04/19/2002
in
bruessels.
IMO is the test not so hard. I have learn the CISCO courses SNAM, BCRAN,
BSCN,
CIT, CVOICE and CATM. The book CCIE 350-001: Routing and Switching Prep
Kit
from Bear Wolf was helpful for the latest
I found out that version 4.1(7) supports GRE
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/pix_v41/pixrn417.h
tm#xtocid1224219
Unfortunately, the image is no longer on CC0 (too old).
Pierre-Alex
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Hi Group ,
From the cisco cd ,
WS-X6816-GBIC
16-port fabric-enabled Gigabit Ethernet switching
module. The module has integrated distributed
forwarding and has dual serial connections to the
switch fabric module. The module requires GBICs. GBICs
there will probably be a ton of posts, but why not? I'm waiting for a
download to complete.
The 65xx series switches come of the shelf with a 32 gig backplane. If you
anticipate needing a bigger backplane, you must purchase a switch fabric
module ( SFM ) which then increases your backplane to
I was told the case would not close, due to the way Cisco has positioned
the outlet forward of the motherboard.
.02
Phil
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It is an alternate method for performing code upgrades. You used to be able
to order a single use card that would upgrade the code on a single router
and then self-destruct. (Not Explode, just self-disable)
-ejay.
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I was able to reproduce your exact scenario. I had a hub with two spokes
and the neighbor statements only appeared on the hub. This is very
interesting and I'm not sure what the reason behind it is. I am glad that
this was brought up, because I would love to get to the bottom of this
situation.
Can you copyright a config? Has anyone ever heard of it?
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Can you copyright a config? Has anyone ever heard of it?
..oh no, i hope there is no way for that =8-|
Gerd Thuemmler
Berlin, Germany
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I thought you only need the neighbor statement on one side of the
connection?
Once a router accepts the hello, adjacencies are formed with information
from the hello via unicast communication from that point forward.
Sort of like if I shout over a hill, Hey Routerman are you there, this is
to judge from the lack of traffic on the list, I gather you bad boys and
girls are watching football instead of studying.
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Chuck,
I think you have officially lost it.
BTW: What's your new email address? I was trying to email you the other
day and it was getting returned. (did you filter me? i didnt think I was
harassing you that bad) :)
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796 (RS / Security)
Network Learning Inc
[EMAIL
Thanks!
Your setup is very similar to the lab I've setup at home.
It appears that your problematic 2502 has no IOS loaded.
I did a Show Flash and didn't see anything there.
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I planned to turn it off
I want to send accounting packets to multiple radius servers simultaneously
when i add them in sequence it sends to them in a failover order
Mohamed Saro
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Chuck,
I wish! I'm configuring MPLS in the EDS lab today for a project that is due
tomorrow.
Shawn K.
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to
I think you're correct about that. What I don't get is why
some of the routers flat out ignore the neighbor statement.
Even if it's not absolutely necessary, why--in some cases-would
they ignore it?
I posted this on the TAC QA Forum. I'm hoping someone will
have an answer there.
John
Usually you can easily convince TAC that they should provide you with an
image which is no longer publicly listed, but which is the logical next
step for you to minimize the amount of changes to your already stable
device. However in the face of significant bugs such as PSIRTs or what
not your
Actually, both are fabric-enabled.
In the main 65xx box you have the 32Gb/s backplane (BUS) and now you can
also take advantage of the Switch Fabric to bump your capacity up to
256Gb/s. Regarding the different 16-port GBIC cards you have three options:
6416 - BUS-only (32Gb/s) - SUP handles
I've done it with about 100 interfaces on 7513's and didn't see this
problem. It may be a limitation of the code on the box, memory (as you
indicated), or something else. Have you been able to rule-out as many
something elses as possible?
What does the network topology look like? Do you have
Does anyone know if the manuals from the authorized CIT class can
legally be sold? Please note, these are the original manuals (Lab
manual and work books). Would this violate any rules of the CCNP
agreement?
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Well, I admit I was watching football there and wasted my 3 precious hours
on a brutal sport. The result, however, didn't come up to be what I wanted
though...
Oh well... Back to studying..
Ed
A Big Red Gold Fan
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Football??
Not a chance.
Cricket!
JMcL
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Whats football? the other half is the football nut. Me? I was down at the
hardware store digging up some clips and screws for my new rack I bought
yesterday :)
MikeS
www.packetattack.com
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John, I've been following your thread and think I found a possible answer
to your question on why the neighbor statement gets ignored when entered
on spoke routers!
In the OSPF Desig Guide Section 1 under Adjacencies on Non-Broadcast
Multi-Access (NBMA) Networks the next to last statement in the
That's it! Wow, very cool. That's really been bugging me. I
posted it to the TAC Open QA Forum, so we'll see if they come
up with the right answer! :-)
Thanks for letting me know about that, I appreciate it.
John
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John,
I have passed the CCNP and was wondering what exam are needed to get the
CCDP? Anyone know?
Ko Haag
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I was listening to an NPR newscast on something to do with copywriting
when I thought of it. Patents too. What if you claim to come up with a
novel way of figuring out a routing problem within the IOS, I wonder if
you could patent it? I've seen business-practices patented
(priceline.com,
And I'm sitting here working on a ccbootcamp lab. Since the
Broncos aren't in the playoffs I just don't feel like
watching. :-)
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Chuck,
I wish! I'm configuring MPLS in the EDS lab today for a
project that is
due
640-441 DCN to make you a CCDA (pre-requisite for CCDP)
then,
640-025 CID
Gaz
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I have passed the CCNP and was wondering what exam are needed to get the
CCDP? Anyone know?
Ko Haag
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The Lab that is designed for Time Zones
Rack start times
1-15th of each month 7 am EST
16-31st of each month 7 am GMT
1st and 15th of each month the 7pm-7am will not be available for the other
time zone due to time zone change.
We will accormodate next day rack rentals on different time zones
I have always used floating statics to back up a frame relay network.
Why?
Easy - we're only just migrating to IOS 12.1. And anyway, this particular
network has been using floating static routes for the last several years
(since *long* before dialer watch was available) - they are flexible, suit
Sorry to bring this up again but apparently, for at least some of us, it
needs to be. I chimed in the other day and offered a way to get EIGRP to
distribute a default route. That basically amounted to simply defining a
static to 0.0.0.0 and redistributing static into EIGRP (whoever corrected me
I know this is a RTFM type question but for the life of me I cannot
figure out why the router cannot ping the work station, but the
workstation can ping and telnet to the router
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Hi everybody,
I am trying to configure a Cisco 2509 access server to access my 3 routers
RouterA, RouterB,and RouterC so that I don't have to use the console cable
to access each
router. But it doesn't
w work. I am using an octal cable. 3 cables from the octal cable are
connected to RouterA,
Ko,
You need to take the CCDA and then the CID...take it in that order it will
help...
Good luck.
JB
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I think we need more info. In the meantime, here's a possibility:
When pinging from the workstation to the router, you're hitting a locally
attached interface on the router (one on the same subnet).
When pinging from the router to the workstation, the ping is originating
from an interface
Are you running some type of software firewall on the workstation?
What does the ARP cache on the router look like?
-Zeke
On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, LaRoy Slaughter wrote:
I know this is a RTFM type question but for the life of me I cannot
figure out why the router cannot ping the work
Stephane,
I would start by adding 'modem inout' on lines 1 - 8. As for the octal
cable, that may be a problem too. You might need a rollover in the mix?
Not sure off hand.
Regards,
Scott
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the sh arp comes back with the mac and ip of the workstation
Zeke Gibson wrote:
Are you running some type of software firewall on the workstation?
What does the ARP cache on the router look like?
-Zeke
On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, LaRoy Slaughter wrote:
I know this is a RTFM type
when I do a sh arp I can see a layer 2 connection The router sees the host
both as a
MaC and by IP. when I do a sh ip route it identifies the path to the host
Craig Columbus wrote:
I think we need more info. In the meantime, here's a possibility:
When pinging from the workstation to the
While both these exams are required for the CCDP, and it is usually
sensible to do them in the order given by Gaz, you do not need to have done
the DCN before sitting the CID. You can do them in either order. But you
won't be a CCDP until you do both.
JMcL
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I agree with Jenny's comments. I've also used floating-statics for quite
some time to backup frame links. I was playing around with dialer watch in
the lab this weekend and it does some 'interesting' things...
For one, it seems to do away with the interesting traffic requirement. If
the main
When you say that it doesn't work, what exactly are the symptoms?
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Hi everybody,
I am trying to configure a Cisco 2509 access server to access my 3 routers
RouterA, RouterB,and RouterC so that I don't have
enable debug ip packet detail on the router to see if the router is even
making an attempt to send the packet out. Also, Do you have more than one
NIC on your workstation?
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I know this is a RTFM type question but for
Config look ok.
Your octal cable has RJ-45 ends? Is each end numbered?
Is end #1 going to the console port of RouterA, end#2 going to RouterB, etc?
Do a show sessions. If you are not connected to any router you should get:
2509#sh sess
% No connections open
If you do have open sessions then
Thanks for the advice Benjamin and Jenny.
It sounds like you have to be careful when implementing dialer watch.
(Especially, if you only want to bring up the link for 'interesting
traffic'. I guess since 'dialer watch' is fairly new most people have
'floating static routes' in place.
Message
without knowing your configs, I can't say for sure, but in fooling with this
a bit after reading this post, I believe you may have run into a classful
issue on the default-network.
in a simple linear setup R5R1-R3 observe the R3 routing table:
* 100.0.0.0/24 is subnetted, 1 subnets
I'm looking for anyone with experience with Quick Eagle or Digital Isle
DL5400 MUX products. If anyone has anything good or bad to say, or
information on using their Fast Forward feature, please contact me
off-list.
Thanks,
Andras
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Hi All ,
I was just working around on my Cisco Catalyst 2512XL switch , I was
going thru the VLAN commands , I wanted to know the difference between
creating the VLAN thru these two commands :
Switch(config)#int vlan4
Switch(config-subif)#management
Switch(config-subif)#^Z
the second way
OK, so I've been doing rack testing for some people who are going to be
going public Real Soon Now.
Got some things mocked up. Some of which relate to topics discussed on this
forum yesterday and today. I need to check something and issue the command
show ip prot enter.
r2#sh ip prot
%
There's a huge difference between the two. In fact, they are
unrelated.
Every switch has its own IP address for management purposes,
which obviously must reside in some VLAN. By default, the
management VLAN is VLAN1. In your first example, you made
VLAN4 the management VLAN, which is why
Yes, my octal cable has RJG-45 ens, with each end numbered. I
connected end #1 to RouterA, end #2 to RouterB and so forth. When I do sh
sessions on the access server, I get No connections open. When I try
to connect to any of the routers through the access server, it says,
Trying
Chuck,
If it helps, I have read about that command at one point. It
seems to me that it has something to do with NBAR or CBAC. ;-
) At least it has something to do with some technology that is
a four letter acronym. heh heh...
John
Get
Hopefully the following is of some help:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122cgcr/fqos
_r/qrfcmd3.htm#xtocid1
Quality of Service Commands
ip nbar protocol-discovery
QR-62
Cisco IOS Quality of Service Solutions Command Reference
ip nbar protocol-discovery
To
Hopefully the following is of some help:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122cgcr/fqos
_r/qrfcmd3.htm#xtocid1
Quality of Service Commands
ip nbar protocol-discovery
QR-62
Cisco IOS Quality of Service Solutions Command Reference
ip nbar protocol-discovery
To
My router has that command too.
Can't get to show any output or find anything to turn it on
with..And no reference to it all, even in 12.2.
Must be one of the features that never made it
Tony
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To:
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 8:39
Following is some info from Cisco's site:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/103/eigrp8.html
Default Routing
There are two ways to inject a default route into EIGRP: redistribute a
static route or summarize to 0.0.0.0/0. Use the first method when
you want to draw all traffic to unknown
You could always call TAC. Maybe they can find out for you. Either that,
or tell you I don't know.
:-)
Ken
Tony Medeiros 01/13/02 11:44PM
My router has that command too.
Can't get to show any output or find anything to turn it on
with..And no reference to it all, even in 12.2.
At 11:39 PM 1/13/2002 -0500, you wrote:
sigh. have not run into this before, not in two trips through the
lab, not
on any number of routers and IOS versions, both at home and in
customer
installations.
Anyone got any clue what show IP protocol-discovery does?
Google has a cached
Hello Guys,
I am preparing for Cisco Exams I heard that the exam
Fees for Cisco CCNP exam is going to rise. Can I know
whether w.e.f when isit going to rise and how much ?
Currently it is Rs. 7000/- Approx. Since I am from
India ,I would like to know whether will it be
applicable in India ?
So you are actually saying that some packets will be lost. Can we avoid this
with policy-maps or something else?
Best regards,
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doesn't matter.
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