Brad,
I voiced an observation and asked for a solution. I NEVER said that it was
a waste of time participating in this group, nor do I think that I was
posting a negative comment. I was asking for a solution from the group
members to see if there was something that I or we can do to help.
I ag
in that case, use a route map in conjunction with a prefix list. it might
get a little hairy if there are lots of routes from different network
classes coming in ;->
Chuck
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> I am sorry i did not mention that RIP int
Now I know why the 911 operators sometimes get so frustrated.
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Subject: RE: HelpAbout IPX [7:32911]
Anybody Help!
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saw a design the other day that consisted of ISDN PRI circuits at the host
and T1 circuits ate the remotes. According to the person who specified this,
there are no end to end problems - that this is standard operating
procedure.
I am unable to find any written materials on this topic. Anyone don
When I was putting together my lab, I tried to figure out what would be the
best device for ISDN, and maybe voice. I chose the Adtran Atlas 550 even
though right now it is the most expensive part of my lab ;-) The advantages
of it are:
4 Port ISDN BRI
4 Port FXS
2 port V.35
1 port T-1
The best p
Could the original poster be having problems with an old Sun workstation?
Did they spell PIX wrong? Are they trying to get a workstation to talk with
a NetWare server?
Ken
>>> "John Allhiser" 01/24/02 10:07PM >>>
Now I know why the 911 operators sometimes get so frustrated.
-Original Me
Hi,John Allhiser:
I use ip (not servername)to visit management server.The Managment
station's IP is in a private IP which belongs to NetworkManagement
Vlan1,Vlan1 doesn't have any DNS server.and client use public IP,but have a
route to the Managment station.
Client Browser doesn't have any
How interesting... it never, ever occurred to me to use prefix
lists to filter anything but BGP. Hmm... Talk about needing
to think outside of the box, huh? :-)
I'm going to have to play with that idea.
Thanks,
John
Get your own "800" numbe
This one has me stumped too, Chuck. A PRI is physically a T-1,
but it's channelized and connects to an ISDN switch. I don't
understand how they would connect a PRI on one end to a point-
to-point T1 on the other.
Unless, that is, the PRI is nailed up all the time, in effect
giving them a poi
All,
This is no joke, Cisco because of some advanced features, will be testing on
some Cat 6K Stuff, My buddy just got back from the exam Last week in San
Jose, and yes there was a Cat 6K, I guess this is not to say that the 5K
will not be used because it probably will in some cases. Besides I j
Hi,
On a 3640 router, I have put an NM 2V with 2 VIC FXS cards.
These voice cards give a problem when they're BOTH in the module in that the
router freezes or the voice card doesn't disconnect.
Independently they work beautifully.
Any thoughts on this?
TIA
Sujal
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Atlas 550 Integrated Access Device will do this for you ..
Also cost may be a factor as generally PRI 's were cheaper that T1's
Maybe also the telco had the PRI'S allready installed
>From a PRI perspective the PRI's tend to work better with the telco
switches. Seems that the 64 K channel works
7204 connected via Faste to another layer 3 device.
IP on 7204: 64.114.57.2
IP on other device: 64.114.57.1
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.248
One static route on 7204:
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 64.114.57.1
7204 is working and fine and reachable.
7204 has an ATM interface (oc3) to a 6260 DSlam.
ATM
That is not true. Cat 6k is in some racks.
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Hi,
Plug your modules, IOS, etc into the 2600/3600 memory
calc tool and see if you have enough memory to support
the modules.
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Support/MemCalc/mem-calc.pl
--- "Sujal G. Ajmera"
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On a 3640 router, I have put an NM 2V with 2 VIC FXS
> cards.
>
> Thes
I have the required memory - 64mb and the cards were working alright for
about 3 months or so.
This problem is since 2 weeks only.
Thanks,
Sujal
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From: Erick B.
To:
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 12:47 PM
Subject: Re: NM 2V [7:33166]
> Hi,
>
> Plug your modules,
LOL- you have those nice people too? We threatened one guy with a very
public stoning after he did something like that.
MikeS
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When the problem occurs, does the router reboot
itself, output any errors on the console (exception
faults, segV, etc)?
I'd capture all the errors if there are any, show
tech, and open a case.
--- "Sujal G. Ajmera"
wrote:
> Eric:
>
> I have the required memory - 64mb and the cards were
> work
It looks as if the device configured with the 64.114.57.1/29 address has no
route back to the 64.114.57.8/29 network.
If it were my problem, I'd check to see if a ping from 64.114.57.10 reaches
the 64.114.57.1 device and what that device does with it.
Good Luck
Mike Taylor
""Keith Woodworth""
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