Hi there,
Have anyone out there configured the above with any of your customers or
clients??
I have this scenario over here, and need some advise.
vrf1 | | vrf2
S1/0 || S1/1
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Hi Folks,
Can someone tell me the command to do a NS Lookup for A records etc etc,
Regards
Tel
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dig @10.0.0.1 domain.co.uk axfr (performs full zone transfer of domain.co.uk
from 10.0.0.1)
dig domain.co.uk ns (checks the nameserver delegation for domain.co.uk using
default DNS resolver)
nslookup -q=ns domain.co.uk 158.43.128.1 (checks the nameserver
Hi,
from my command prompt, I type:
c:\nslookup
nslookupls -t A domain name (e.g. ls -t A home.com)
This lists all the A records for the domain specified. I think this only
works when the machine from which you are issuing the command is configured
with a DNS server.
Regards,
Georg
Hi,
You can use multiple 'radius-server host' or 'tacacs-server host' commands
to specify multiple hosts. The software searches for hosts in the order you
specify them.
Example:
radius-server host RADIUS1
radius-server host RADIUS2
If RADIUS1 is down, RADIUS2 will be contacted. The same for
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Depends on the nature of your client and their network access patterns!
For example - http is very asynchronous traffic ...
always pulling more than pushing :).
Does this number remain consistently high, or just when you happened to
check it this time?
If it really bothers you, go to your
Are all of the routers identical ?
Are all of your Ethernet interfaces 100mb/full duplex.
Do you see any errors on them? ... collisions, FCS, etc.
Are the PC NIC's configured the same ?
Out Of Curiosity - what make/model are the NICs?
Are the PC's OS and software loads
( I did post this before so I'll try again )
Hi All,
I am trying to get route sumarization working with NLSP.
I have r1 that has networks as follows:
Fa0/0 ipx net aaa1
Fa0/1 ipx net aaa2
I have enabled route-aggregation under NLSP but cannot figure out the acl to
get only a
Thanks folks
Now I see, Unless cisco have a New version that support the failover working
only with the fastethernet link, there's no cable as long as I need to make
this possible.
Thanks for all your ideas.
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From: Allen May
To:
Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002
Steven A. Ridder wrote:
Don't forget to include the L2 protocol header info in the
bandwidth
calculation. It comes out to about 2-3 K extra depending on
the protocol
used.
Agreed. If you figure 8Kbps for a single voice stream, times 2 for
bi-directional, that would give 16Kbps. I would
Very well said PriscillaAwesome!!
Actually, believe it or notonly 2 days back I was thinking on how I
would equate passing the CCIE lab to (in explaining to my family).I was
thinking of all the highest mountains that one might have climbed (CCNP,
CCDP, MCSE, CNE etc. etc.) but you
Ok, Here it is. Hopefully very simple. The dce think of it as a
translator it speaks two different technologies at layer one of the osi
model. The dce recievies a signal from say a t1, which operates at
level one of the osi model. The t1 signal has clock in it this is
derived from a
By default, the Network Address FFFE is taken by IPX default route.
What you gotta do is to disable this in global configuaration mode. The
command is NO IPX DEFAULT-ROUTE. Turn this off and then you will be able
to assign network FFFE.
Abbas
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From: Brian
I didn't mean to imply you have to dedicate an entire dlci to the VoIP--just
that you designate a layer 2 connection by assigning the traffic to a
circuit, vs. accepting a layer 3 routing.
Annlee
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Correct!
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Very tricky ;-)
When Novell invented NLSP, they reserved the 0xFFFE network number to
mean the default route for both NLSP and RIP. Cisco adopted this standard.
If you must use 0xFFFE, you can disable the default handling of the
network number with the no ipx default-route
Ah, memories of the IPX default network experiments!
I'll have to root around in my notes and write up a little something on
this. I spent a number of fun filled hours learning how to make this work in
preparation for my Lab last December. Watch this space for a mini lab and
configs...
Chuck
Will,
I am trying to find the updated IOS on Cisco's web
site. From the documentation on Cisco's web Site you
should be able to upgrade the switch to the EN version
by updating the IOS software. Also from my
understanding and since the switch is for LAB and not
business use, you should be able
Our web traffic was being filtered by WebSense which worked with the PIX
however our license has expired and the filtering no longer works. Does
anyone know of any other filtering software that works with the PIX?
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I have heard very high regards for Internet Routing Architectures (from Sam
Halabi). However, all of my local book stores said they have all ran out of
stock a year ago (as they claimed the book is more than a year old)
The ISBN i found is:- 157870233X, or is there a newer version of this book
Hi All
I have 2 4500. Both are facing same problem.Wheneevr router boots it
gets stuck on this screen
Would you like to enter initial configuration dialogure box [y/n]
The console cable is OK.There is no problem with the hyper teminal software
as
all other routers are working fine with
sad
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Ziyad- If the following is what you get when you power on the two different
Cisco 4500 Routers:
Would you like to enter initial configuration dialogure box [y/n]
... then this means the Router doesn't have a configuration file. The
router is responding on boot-up as if you just pulled it out
the config register is probably 0x2142 - else the router is not configured.
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Hi All
I have 2 4500. Both are facing same
Hey all, while listening to the CCIE power session tapes, something just
popped into my mind. I understand that each router in an ospf area has to
have a complete understanding of the topology. My question is that in my
little cheasy drawing here, routera has an interface in area 1 and area 0,
Yes.
Mannan
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From: Ouellette, Tim
To:
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Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 2:05 AM
Subject: Simple OSPF LS database question
Hey all, while listening to the CCIE power session tapes, something just
popped into my mind. I understand that each router in an ospf
the 535/525 runs stateful transfer over a gig-ethernet port, in fact it HAS
to run over gig-e if you are using the other gig-e interfaces since how can
you transfer state for 100+ Mb of traffic over a 10/100 link?
the prep guide that comes with your pix shows the pin-outs for serial cable,
Hi Cheeyong,
what is the output you get when you issue the command 'sh ip route vrf vrf2'
? I am thinking about adding a static route using the 'ip route vrf'
command. Go to the following link for the syntax of this command:
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