Hi!
I've read in your archive about an Error problem with Cisco ConfigMaker
v2.5.1 Tutorial.
I have the same problem with Cisco ConfigMaker v2.6. And I'm not the only
one. The Tutorial starts, it creates that TempFolder.aaa in Windows/Temp,
the screen is white and suddenly an error message occur s
Hi,
In 1750, and 2600 we can able to use both WIC and VIC, simillarly can we
able to use WIC and VIC in NM2FE2W.
If I want to use WIC2T, and VIC2FXS, then can I use single NM2FE2W to use
both cards. I am not sure NM2FE2W supports VIC or not.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Kiran
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For all those concerned with trying to make one of their routers with more
than one Serial Interface into a Frame-Relay Switch..
Check out the following link.
Padding for the Link: http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/125/12.html
It tells you EVERYTHING you would want to know including the
Guys,
Just wondering, is there a way to tweak an IOS with 32MB memory
requirement to run on 16Mb without a software forced crash? It's a lab
router so can afford "Cisco's blue screen of death".
George.
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Excuse me for the configuration mistyping but before I had change my config
my access list was different than that . It belongs to another network ip
like 172.16.1.2. Anyway thanks for the correction. I want to make sure that
these priority or custom queuing methods are only used when congestion
Hello All ,
Secenario:
Channelized E1 card on 3600 series router connected to Mux at Telco end .
Observations:
When the E1 is completely looped the Telco gets the loop very fine on the
BERT meter .No slips , No errors
Problem:
When any of the individual timeslots on the E1 is looped then the T
Hi Guys,
Would anybody know if a standard CAT5/RJ45 cross over cable can connect
two token ring devices? Both interfaces have RJ45 interfaces.
If that will not work, could somebody tell me what the pinout is then
suppose to be.
Maybe, I have forgotten my concepts but can this stuff be connecte
Hi Guys,
I have a ATM Internet link and the configuration is present on the physical
interface, no sub-interface exists.
The details for the ATM ckt is as follows:
Hardware is DS3 (45Mbps) port adaptor
Framer is PMC PM7345 S/UNI-PDH, SAR is LSI ATMIZER II
Framing mode: DS3 M23 ADM
and the int
True,
But i think i'm looking at this more from a semantics issue where the book
(or any other source) is saying...
Now OSPF, since you are in an NBMA environment, you will default to a
nonbroadcast behaviour, okay?
But then if you do put him/her in a very NBMA netowrk, e.g. ATM, this
"default" be
Hey, moderator, isn't it time to get to work a little?
tks
- Original Message -
From: "Marc Maxwell"
To:
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 5:00 AM
Subject: Re: you American need to think [7:38323]
> I agree with Kent. James Bond here can go you-know-what himself as far as
> America is co
Maybe the servers you are telnetting to, are trying to resolve the incoming
IP address to a name, and are waiting for the DNS to respond; try to verify
that particular UNIX boxes have correct DNS settings.
If you haven't tried it yet, test yourself with my Catalyst 5000 Simulator
application on my RouterChief site under Free Software.
Good luck,
Ole
~~~
Ole Drews Jensen
Systems Network Manager
CCNP, MCSE, MCP+I
RWR Enterprises, Inc.
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Are the telnet client/s in the /etc/hosts file on the UNIX server? I have
had similar problems, placing the clients IP address in the /etc/hosts file
resolved the latency.
KM
>From: "Francisco Sedano/Inf-Pronet"
>Reply-To: "Francisco Sedano/Inf-Pronet"
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re:
I agree with Jenny's comment. This poor man just wants to start a CCNP
study group in Hanoi, Vietnam. May be he should posted his message in
English, that's his choice. Please move on.
My 2 cents.
--
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
wrote:
> Bzzzt... wrong...
I think what happened was the guy that wrote this got his CCNP after
years of hard studying, and working on Cisco equipment. Now he has it,
he post that it is so easy so Cisco makes it harder. I am sorry, but a
person (not saying me) going for CCNA, it might seem like an impossible
task. After all
I think you folks are missing a valuable point and lesson here.
The real point has nothing to do with if *Jim* is correct, a flame baiter, a
pond scum commie or my best friend.. it does have everything to do with
something that America is pretty unique about having for US living here. THe
ablili
I found a document to do a Cisco AIR-AP34xE2C external antenna modification.
This modification is to put a high power antenna on a Cisco Aironet. Well,
what I wanted to do, is to use this to broadcast the contents of my server to
my neighborhood. Kinda like a community Intranet. I live in a metro
I am CC'ing [EMAIL PROTECTED] with this post...
I am requesting to the moderator(s) that "Jim Bond" be removed from this
list. His clearly Anti-American sentiment, displayed in his continual
off-topic messages has no place here. Much like my sentiment for
"Americans" who choose to burn the Amer
The audience is clapping!
-Original Message-
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Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 8:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: CCNP exams-The Truth [7:38249]
I think what happened was the guy that wrote this got his CCNP after
years of hard studyin
Actually, I too believe the V2 CCNP exams are too easy - and I don't have
years of experience working on Cisco equipment.
The sections of the CCNP test I scored highest on were those that I learned
the night before, or the day of. Just reading a chapter 24 hours prior to
taking the exam was bett
>A true router, 2621/3640/7200, is not usually considered
>a L3 switch. A 6500 with an MSFC module installed can be
>is a L3 switch and will perform L2/L3 routing and switching.
>
>A 6500 without the MSFC module is just a large high speed switch,
>capable of only L2 switching.
>
>A layer 3 switch
It is far more accurate to describe a layer 3 switch as a router.
A router consists of a control function and forwarding function. In
many modern routers, there is a single control processor and multiple
forwarding engines.
Of the carrier-class routers where I am familiar with the internal
d
While not wishing to lower the s/n ratio
and as a Welsh man living in England,
Thanks Paul and the moderators for all your hard work.
Best Regards,
Dom.
P.S. To make this relevant, has anyone tried 12.1(10)E4 on any platforms
yet?
Hi every body:
I am really preparing for my lab.Because I must have to be appear before Aug
2002.
I studied CIM version 1.0, it is good but u know its simulation.It has
limitation.
Now I am willing to buy equipment.I don't know what are the minimum quantity
of router and switches I need.
I know IS
Chuck,
Don't keep us in suspense too long. What was the 'obvious' question
you were referring to?? And why was it important?
And, since you said you had already done the work before this question
occurred to you, what did you after coming to the realization that you
missed something important?
Hi, there,
The following question has been given a reference answer : ABCD
But I am not sure: All routing protocols update periodically?
All of them send hello message? what is the difference between
information about links and routes?
What are some characteristics of routing protocols?
A - Se
Ah, a fellow Libertarian! That's encouraging to see! There are
probably about three of us on the list. :-) Of the card-carrying
variety, at least.
Okay, let's get back to some IT-related posts!
Regards,
John
>>> "Mike Sweeney" 3/15/02 7:13:30 AM >>>
I think you folks are missing a valuable
I need to tap into the collective brain power of this list. We have 4 7206
VXR's that are all plugged into a Cat 6509 on the same VLAN with two of the
routers tied to different upstream ISPs. When I'm pinging through this
"core" I'm getting packet loss. I don't understand why, since there is no
Try Boson ( www.boson.com ).
You can't beat their quality and price.
I am a satisfied user myself.
A. Strobel
Quoting Mckenzie Bill :
> Does anyone know of any good CCIE Written Practice Exams?
>
> I subscribed to CertificationZone for their CCIE Written practice exam, and
> also have K
I too have bought from anothonypanda and am very pleased. $14.00 a cable.
""Joe Ferguson"" wrote in message
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> No, I don't think that is possible.
>
> I looked into the same thing a few months back and someone in one of these
> groups posted a link on
Need more info to answer question.
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> I need to tap into the collective brain power of this list. We have 4
7206
> VXR's that are all plugged into a Cat 6509 on the same VLAN with two of
the
you are right Mr/Mrs Pucci!
i believe most of us subscribed to this list so as to get
clues from those who know.Not for political opinions.
though i know i have the right to agree/disagree with
anybody in the list,if i had political opinion i d rather
write to BBC(World Service) or CNN(Larry King
You could have asked what grade copper. If it's 2 strand cat 3, you're sol,
but if they did cat5, you have plenty of pairs. If you started to get into
fiber cans to conver the signal you're getting too expensive. It would have
been cheaper to just run some more wire in the conduits between the
How can you get CCIE after your name twice by only
passing 1 CCIE Lab exam ?
PS : Lateral thinking may be required
Phil.
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We awaiteh thy answer ye Chuck, BTW, hate to plug our phone system, but it
is an awesome low cost VOIP solution well designed for colleges and small
institutions, email me if your interested.
Doc
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Using Cisco's handy antenna calculation tool, here's some numbers to
consider:
30w power of the 340 + 13.5dBi Yagi on both ends + NO CABLE = 2M for 7 miles
Required antenna height above obstructions = 50 feet
30w power of the 340 + 12dBi omni on both ends + NO CABLE = 2M for 6.2 miles
Required a
Folks, does anyone know where I can purchase another xbootflash simm and
possibly an updated RMON EEPROM? During a flash upgrade my 4500m bootflash
was corrupted, my main flash has no IOS and the version of RMON(5.1) does
not provide the tftpdnld or xmodem commands to load the boot helper image
vi
Why don't you try 802.1q and see how that works for you. I wonder if it
would bomb too. Whether using a single VLAN or many the trunk should not
fail the way it has. Keeping it simple is a good idea but its not like
configuring an VLAN trunk is rocket science.I'm not sure whats causing your
proble
According to Clark's Cisco LAN Switching(page 452 ),
layer 3 switching techniques can be grouped
into two categories:
Routing switches
Switching routers
mlh
- Original Message -
From: "Larry Letterman"
To:
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 2:48 AM
Subject: RE: Layer 3 switch ? [7:38358]
>
Well, Jim,
I believe the group has spoken rather definitively regarding your post. I
for one will remember your name and promptly delete any further messages you
post to this group. Your username is marked for the bit bucket.
In the future, if you have anything to say, make it an intelligent s
Is this correct for the output of 'sh ip ospf database
network' ?
It appears to be displaying both 'Router Links' and
'Network Links'.
Phil.
>>>SNIP
Table 9. Detailed Network Entries in an LSDB
LS age: 1245
Options: (No TOS-capability, DC)
LS Type: Router Links
Link State ID: 223.254.254
Hai,
Is there any alternate card in PC for voice communication, with similar
functions like CISCO VIC2FXS.
And also is it possible to use VIC2FXS in NM2FE2W.
Thanks,
Kiran
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What in hell's bells does this have to do with studying Internetworking
technologies?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Scott H.
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 9:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: you American need to think [7:38323]
I would recommend having them all in your arsenal. They are great refernce
tools and it has just been brought to my attention that Brad Ellis and Co.,
have a new one out that I will be checking out soon as well.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Beha
>While not wishing to lower the s/n ratio
>and as a Welsh man living in England,
>
>Thanks Paul and the moderators for all your hard work.
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Dom.
As a moderator, I wonder if there is a Welsh version of the CLI,
which has vowels turned off. :-)
>
>P.S. To make this relevant, h
how have you decided that it is ospf? Or have you? And are you losing
packets because every other packet gets forwarded the wrong way?
if both paths out are equal, try monitoring the port that each router is
plugged into on the 6509 and match against your source address and say
icmp... send 100
I recently took the written test. The test is easier than I thought. I spent
total 30 hrs. in studying.
I studied (skimmed) the following books/test:
- Exam Cram (highly recommended)
- Boson test # 3 (highly recommended)
- Internetworking technology Handbook (good over view - recommend)
- Caslow
I used [EMAIL PROTECTED] and he matched the price from Andy and he's from
the states. I bought 6 cables and it cost me $102 total. Haven't gotten
the cables yet but he's a good source from all the feedback I've gotten from
others about his business.
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From: NetEng [mail
without a smartnet contract your not going to "legitimately" access
IOS. You can get lots of info off CCO without a login though.
Dave
Bruce Gilmore wrote:
>
> Wow! I just subscribed today and I've already learned several things.
> I am looking forward to starting the voyage to a better und
Hi,
People do not fear or hate normal Americans citizens, but they fear the
American government and hate its policy towards the world.
The American government backs and arms dictatorships all over the world
including South America, Middle East and Africa, so for example Mubarak in
Egypt or Fahad
oh all right, if you insist
after pricing out the several options I came up with, it occurred to me that
I should have asked "how much will it cost you to pull new copper to the
buildings?"
BTW, the answer was 20,000.
For those of you who have priced out VoIP, AVVID, or FXS ports, you get t
Change your last name to Ccie? :-)
Or, include both the written and lab exam, e.g. John Neiberger, CCIE
Written, CCIE R&S #12005.
Nah, because only one of those is a cert. I give up, what's the trick?
John
>>> "Phil Barker" 3/15/02 8:44:23 AM >>>
How can you get CCIE after your name twic
Thanks Reggie, for mentioning about the 3508. I just checked Cisco site.
They have the new 3550 with 10 GBIC and two 1000Base-T. I think I am going
to use this instead.
""Reggie Dwight"" wrote in message
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> perhaps this is begging the question, be t
Hi All - For Cisco 3550 Multilayer switch, I wonder if they are MULTILAYER
capability as 6500 as its name says? Is it a Layer 3 switch series, or
MultiLayer? Just want to confirm. Does it have built in IOS (acting as the
RP)? Does it have capability of using external RP like the 5000? Thanks!
What about the one who passes out as CCIE #52254 ?
Phil.
--- John Neiberger
wrote: > Change your last name to Ccie? :-)
>
> Or, include both the written and lab exam, e.g. John
> Neiberger, CCIE
> Written, CCIE R&S #12005.
>
> Nah, because only one of those is a cert. I give
> up, what's
I am simulating a Frame Relay network using the Adtran Atlas 550 emulator. I
configure the emulator to provide a bandwidth of 1.544M bps, but I notice
that the bandwidth utilization is only about 78% on the average after full
burst at the beginning. I thought Frame Relay have very few overheads an
I took the beta exam this morning. I would liken it to being kicked in the
groin for 3 hours.
Are all the CCNP exams this long? Or was this just an added feature of the
beta exam?
Well, anyways, here is to the next 8-12 weeks while I wait for the score and
study for the BCMSN exam!
-John
Mes
As far as getting the PIX to prompt for authentication, it can be done,
however it needs to be done by a browser (since the browser has the ability
to "pop up" a username/password box, but Citrix doesn't have this
capability). You can simply have them go to a static web page that you
create which
this is a technical non political newsgroup think you're barking up the
wrong tree.
BTW, I'm not an American, just a CCNP
;)
""Hamdi, Tarig"" wrote in message
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> Hi,
> People do not fear or hate normal Americans citizens, but they fear the
> Amer
Hey we hate our government and the crazy BS they pull sometimes to but
sorry for being the ONLY humanitarians to step up and say we will be
there for country X if it is being wronged by another country. Sorry for
dumping tons of OUR TAXPAYER money into run down countries filled with
people who won
In the Unix servers, please check for /etc/resolve.conf and see if name
servers are configured correctly. If these Unix servers don't require name
services, please add just their ip addresses to /etc/hosts file and then
check for response time. This is "reverse nam lookup" issue.
Thanks.
Tauseef
You are not the only one who erases bootflash instead of the flash.
The only choice for you that I know of is to create a bootflash on a good
4500
router and put it on the bad 4500. This is an easy process. If I remember
correctly, the bootflash stick is the one farthest away from the edge of the
I expected I would get plenty of corrections
to my post, like Howards and others
any and all corrections are fully welcome...:)
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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mlh
Sent: Friday, Marc
There are two related commands that prevent flooding of OSPF LSAs:
ospf database-filter all out
neighbor a.b.c.d database-filter all out
I'm curious about how precise they're being with the word 'flooding'.
Will this command stop *all* LSAs or does it simply filter out the
periodic flooding of
Interesting, sometimes the obvious can be elusive. "Pull more copper", is
the obvious. Depending upon the telco layout, of course.
But, like many of Chuck's musings, this brings up some more "real world"
questions.
Given: Investment in analog/digital cu based phone sets at buildings.
Has anyone seen the Cisco Professional Study Group? All I am reading on
this feed is politics. Please post your personal views of the world
elsewhere!
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so if I enable IRB on my 2501, I now have a layer 3 switch? ;->
""mlh"" wrote in message
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> According to Clark's Cisco LAN Switching(page 452 ),
> layer 3 switching techniques can be grouped
> into two categories:
> Routing switches
> Switching router
I get it! ;-)
Priscilla
CNX 01CCDD
At 11:49 AM 3/15/02, Phil Barker wrote:
>What about the one who passes out as CCIE #52254 ?
>
>Phil.
> --- John Neiberger
>wrote: > Change your last name to Ccie? :-)
> >
> > Or, include both the written and lab exam, e.g. John
> > Neiberger, CCIE
> > Written
Try testing head to head. That is the only true way to test a
circuit. A loop will only
verify connectivity.
Vijendra Jaiswal wrote:
>Hello All ,
>
>Secenario:
>Channelized E1 card on 3600 series router connected to Mux at Telco end .
>
>Observations:
>When the E1 is completely looped th
C and D (info about links and routes) is always true
for all routing protocols because that is what is
routing is all about.
A (periodic updates): RIP does that for sure. not sure
for ospf and bgp.
B: hello mechanism... not sure if all do, but i guess
it is true as well (guess though)
--- mlh
At 03:42 AM 3/15/02, Cisco Breaker wrote:
>Excuse me for the configuration mistyping but before I had change my config
>my access list was different than that . It belongs to another network ip
>like 172.16.1.2. Anyway thanks for the correction. I want to make sure that
>these priority or custom q
Thanks that is what I am trying to do, if I can find another 4500. I did not
erase the boot flash. I did not even touch the furthest simm, but it is
corrupted. All I did was remove the two regular flash simms to upgrade to
16mbs of flash so I can use 12.1 for the IE lab.
Otherwise, if I can find
OSPF, BGP, and EIGRP send updates only upon initializing or when there have
been changes ( new routes added, old routes deleted ) therefore they do not
advertise "periodically", which implied predictable regularity
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> C
Pin assignment of Token Ring
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/rtrmgmt/switprob/inst_4_7/ca
ble.htm
Regard,
""George Siaw"" wrote in message
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> Hi Guys,
>
> Would anybody know if a standard CAT5/RJ45 cross over cable can connect
> two t
This is totally OT - but I've got a bunch of VoIP books, including the CIPT
documentation and the Cisco interactive CD (all original). I keep meaning
to put then up on ebay, but I never seem to get around to it. If anybody
wants to trade something interesting for them, let me know off-line and I
That's cute, but I think I'll wait for ccie #12648430
--- Dennis
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From: Priscilla Oppenheimer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 10:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT/ Pass one Lab and hold two CCIE certs ? [7:38402]
I get it! ;-)
Prisci
Friends my name is Sharan, I am new to this list, I need some guidance from
you experienced guys, I am currently preparing for CCNP but Cisco has
released the beta for CCNP so when are they going to replace the actual
tests ? should I wait for the new tests or I should carry on with 640-50*
serie
OK that does it.
Your friendly moderator is now deleting out of hand any political opinion
post in the moderator's queue
Not all such messages hit the queue, of course, but any that do - PLONK!
there are plenty of newsgroups where this discussion is more appropriate.
Paul - want to set up a fi
Solaris buddy. Do you know how to build one?
>From: Brian
>To: Ray Smith
>CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: TACACS+ Server [7:38324]
>Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2002 16:52:17 -0800 (PST)
>
>I suspect that depends slightly on the od u want to use?
>BSD, Linux, and Solaris will all run on that, which r
I'm slow guys and gals, what with all these numbers after the CCIE? What
CCIE #52254 summposed to mean?
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> That's cute, but I think I'll wait for ccie #12648430
>
> --- Dennis
>
> -Or
OSPF flods ever 1/2 hour.
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""Chuck"" wrote in message
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> OSPF, BGP, and EIGRP send updates only upon initializing or when there
have
> been changes ( new routes added, old routes deleted ) therefore they do
not
> advertise "per
If you will, I will walk down from the Internet. We are load-sharing a
connection to ATT and GBLX, each DS-3 terminates on it's own router that
have HSRP between them. These "Internet" routers are connected to a 6509
that also has two more routers connected that handle some T1's and some
cable m
Can anyone explain the term embryonic connections? I have a box that has
increasing dropped embryonic connections which if I knew exactly what
the term meant maybe I could help this Telco figure out what is wrong
with their box that they say has no problems must be my router thing
going on.
Thank
Im rather new to the Cisco world but have with other vendors. I need some
help with design Best Practices. Recently there was a post that told us
the max switch hop in a network should be about 7 hops. As a reseller, I am
working with a customer who has the following network design:
Internet-3
You have a cool set up there. I wish I designed it. : )
I can't think of anything that has a 60s activity timer except for BGP, but
unless you had a bizillion neighbors and they all hello'd at same time,
that's not your problem. Honestly, I'd get a sniffer in there to see what's
up. Also, I h
Me again new to the Cisco world. The last vendor I worked with will rename
nameless for now, but they had a lot of firmware releases and it would drive
us nuts with all the fixes and patches. Worse were the few times they would
release a new level of firmware and break something that was working
whats the max no now..
rams
CCIE #9.
-Original Message-
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Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 12:38 AM
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That's cute, but I think I'll wait for c
The telco. denying responsibility for something--the hell you say!
Never heard of it before.
""Steve Smith"" wrote in message
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> Can anyone explain the term embryonic connections? I have a box that has
> increasing dropped embryonic connections which
Are you sure the question didn't say, "What are some characteristics of ALL
routing protocols?" Then the answer is E because routing protocols behave
differently and no answer applies to ALL of them.
Some routing protocols don't send periodic updates. For example, EIGRP
doesn't.
Many routing p
Another cool network! I'm jealous. : )
If they hired you as the expert and they realize that the network is to
blame, you don't really need to beat the correct solution over thier head.
They should be looking to you for the best possible solution. I just hope
layer 8 dosen't get in the way (or
Is something rate limiting ping replies? That's a common technique for
avoiding hacker attacks. Do your gamers really need ping to work???
Priscilla
At 02:32 PM 3/15/02, travis marlow wrote:
>If you will, I will walk down from the Internet. We are load-sharing a
>connection to ATT and GBLX, ea
I have no way of testing this, but the understanding that I have is that,
Passive-interface stops the processing of routing updatesbut doesn't
stop
Hello's from being advertised out that interface
Yet the database-filter will not allow neighborships from being formed
So you might have the pa
Games don't ping, but they need low latency, otherwise you get killed when
there is tons of delay. I can attest to it first hand : )
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RFC 1149 Compliant.
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> Is something rate limiting ping replies? That'
Once the cert becomes truly watered down and CCIE numbers are issued along
with birth certificates, number 67,677,369 could get away with this in any
ascii aware environment such as a packet sniffer "hex" pane (that would take
two translations, of course).
Was the original poster referring to the
I'm tempted to go find two spare routers and set this up to test it. I
was under the impression that passive-interface stopped all routing
protocol traffic with OSPF, including hellos. What's the point in
sending hellos if the interface is passive?
Interesting...I think I'll go scrounge up a
My understanding is:
1. With passive-interface, we will not see hello packet and will not see
neighbor relation form.
2. With "ip ospf database-filter all out", you should be able to see hello
packets. And should be able to see ospf 'two-way'neighbor relation, but no
'full' neighbor relation, d
CCIE = Hexadecimal CC1E = Decimal 52254. Took me a while too. :-)
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I'm slow guys and gals, w
I think it refers to half open TCP connections. For example, you may have a
whole bunch of SYN requests that your box has ACKed, but has not received a
SYN ACK from.
Alex
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Howard. What time do you start drinking on a Friday? :-)
One day I'll have a job that allows me to start that early...One day!
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> >Here's my advice: The next time you feel the need to express your
opinion
I did an "ip ospf databas all out" and a neighborship still formed. He also
learned all the routes from the neighbor. The neighbor on the other-hand,
didn't learn any routes. So I guess it's passive-interface for OSPF. just
to be sure, I did a passive interface (after I took off the lsa databa
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