You could disable IGMP snooping or CGMP on the switch to check if it is the
cause of the problem.
There are notes about CGMP and HSRP on:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk363/technologies_tech_note09186a00800b0871.shtml
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Let me see if I got that right; You want to establish a PPTP tunnel to
access an internal server from a PC on the Internet. On the PIX, you have
just on valid address on the outside interface, so you use PAT for the
internal host access the Internet
If I got that right, it is what I have implement
According to http://www.securiteam.com/securitynews/6T00D206AC.html
there is a Cross Site Scripting vulnerability on the Cisco website.
Make sure you log off of your CCO account (which last time I checked
Cisco does not give us that option!) before surfing the web. The only
way I have been able to
Since you worked in a brokerage situation, you probably understand better
than most...
It's straight IP, but there is equipment from Bloomberg, Metavante,
Reuters, Pershing, etc.
Most of the equipment, I have to take the vendor's word that it's not
misbehaving since I don't have access.
Supposed
I already get the answer and it doesnt' work. FYI.
The PPTP server is on the Internet. The machine that initiated the PPTP
connection
sit behind a Pix firewall and access the Internet via PAT.
alaerte Vidali wrote:Let me see if I got that right; You want to establish
a PPTP tunnel to
access an
You gotta have one or the other, It's the brains of the box!
Dave
Edward Sohn wrote:
> thanks.
>
> it seems that the NSE-1 is made for service providers (according to the
> link you sent me). is there a way to determine if i need one? or even
> an NPE, for that matter?
>
> thanks,
>
> ed
HI All
I have the test setup for E1 connection. I am using NM-2CE1B in 3660
routers. I have connected two routers back to back for this E1 connection.
The problem is when i configure the static ip address, i can ping the
opposite end. But when i give ip address negotiated, it can not ping to t
Hi all,
our company will implement IS-IS very shortly. Does anyone have sample
config / any web site it can have clearly teaching me? Thx!
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IPX is still there
Passing score is still 849
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> Hi all,
>
> our company will implement IS-IS very shortly. Does anyone have sample
> config / any web site it can have clearly teaching me? Thx!
idle curousity - your company has made a decision to implement IS-IS an
The Cisco Press web site has a downloadable chapter on ISIS - well over 100
pages.
Here's a good start on CCO: Watch the wrap on these.
www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk472/tk474/tk381/tech_protocol_home.html
A short overview on CCO reachable from the above URL.
www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk472/tk474/tech
In your scenario advertising same block over both links to your provider
will not help in load sharing. Redundancy is acheived but not sharing
because your ISP will receive two advertisments to the same block and BGP
only chooses the best route.
You can overcome this in many ways, for example you
Cisco Newbie wrote:
>
> Thanks for your reply. Can you or someone please give me an
> example of what the following would look like configured on the
> switch?
> 1. The server port be a member of 2 vlans
> 2. The same server port configured for tagging
> 3. The 2 DSLAM ethernet ports (UPLINK
Interesting question, but I think the question of "which is tougher" and
"which is more valuable" get confused.
As someone who has an MBA from a top school, I know that it took several
thousand of hours of work and an estimated 12,000 - 15,000 pages of reading.
I am in process on my CCIE, but so f
dave,
that's the thing...i actually heard (from a cisco SE) that i am not
required to have one. they just offload the processing.
can someone verify for me, please?
thanks,
eddie
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That is capital BS!!! Offload the processing from what!?!?!
Trust me you need one.
With the new NPE-1G you no longer need and I/O card if that's what
the person is thinking of...
Now who do you believe :)
Dave
Edward Sohn wrote:
> dave,
>
> that's the thing...i actually heard (f
While several of us have mentioned splitting up the netblocks that you
advertise to your ISP would help spread the usage across the T1's there is
something to keep in mind. If there is only 1 or so hosts that are most
often the destination for traffic inbound to your site, you are still going
to ge
so maybe that's what he was referring to...can i just use a I/O card for
a basis, if i needed to (not that i would, but just wondering if i
could)...
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Cisco Press is providing some free chapters on IS-IS. This is a terrific
Christmas present from one of the best publishers out there. I'm partially
just adding filler here, because URLs at the top of GroupStudy lists go into
a black hole, although I truly do admire Cisco Press. ;-)
And, finally, h
Hi, folks:
I new to 5300, and have question regarding the IVR
for 5300.
someone suggest me such configuration:
t1 (phone company, incoming call) multpiple 5300
( without IVR, say 5300a )loopback5300 ( with
IVR, say 6300b)
when a phone call come into 5300a, the 5300a has
not ivr so lo
You should probably look into the behavior of those UNIX servers that insist
on using a /24 mask. Is it possible that they also advertise such a mask
with ICMP? See RFC 1256 for more info about ICMP router solicitations and
advertisements.
I think I have seen Windows and Macintosh machines broadca
No. With the NPE-1G being the exception you need an I/O card which is
on the same side of the router as the PA's, and a NPE or NSE card which
is on the otherside. The I/O cards contains you NVRAM, flash, console
connection and various LAN interfaces. The NPE or NSE contains the CPU
and DRAM.
Is there something special about versions of firmware later then 10.10T for
Cisco Wireless Access Points? They emphasis it, but I can't seem to figure
out why... Any thoughts?
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Fellow Ciscoers,
Anyone have any idea on the performance hit for a cisco 3660 using
route-maps instead of routing using static routes? I have 200+ routes that
I would like to compile into one route-map with 3 match statements instead.
Is there an equation that would tell me how much slowe
dave,
you seem one of the more knowledgeable people on this list regarding the
7200 series...lemme ask you a question...
do you know how i can quantifiably justify going with one NPE/NSE over
another? like specific performance requirements for each?
thanks,
ed
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I am looking for gear. I know you guys have many links etc. to sites
mentioned here in the past. I was wondering if any of you folks can reply
with such links. I am looking for sites with surplus Cisco gear, clearing
houses or auctions sites with equipment from failed companies really cheap.
I am l
the isp-equipment list is great,
http://isp-lists.isp-planet.com/isp-equipment/
Bri
On Mon, 23 Dec 2002, jeff sicuranza wrote:
> I am looking for gear. I know you guys have many links etc. to sites
> mentioned here in the past. I was wondering if any of you folks can reply
> with such l
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> I am looking for gear. I know you guys have many links etc. to sites
> mentioned here in the past. I was wondering if any of you folks can reply
> with such links. I am looking for sites with surplus Cisco gear, cle
Thanks Brian, I will look into.. Happy Holidays...
/JS
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the isp-equipment list is great,
http://isp-
I don't think you'll find such a table but policy routing is fast
switched and unless your talking OC3 speeds you probably have nothing to
worry about.
Dave
Daren Presbitero wrote:
> Fellow Ciscoers,
>
> Anyone have any idea on the performance hit for a cisco 3660 using
> route-maps i
If your buying a VXR which you most likely are since I think the
non-VXR platform is EOL, you will want a NPE300 at a minimum to get the
VXR 900M backplane as opposed to 600M. The bottom line is what need are
you trying to fulfill?? A 7200 may well be more than you need, how bout
the 3745?...
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Another thing you may want to do is have MRTG poll the switch and/or
routers. This way you may be able to notice if one of the one of the servers
or netowrk devices is sending out unexpected large amounts of data.
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I have got three sites.
Scenario Explanation :
SIte A has a 1721 router with a ADSL connection. It has a ATM module
and a ethernet 10/100 port. Ethernet port is connected to the LAN.
SIte B and SIte c has 801 routers with a ISDN module and LAN module.
Onthe ISDN DSL is configured. VPN connect
Dear All,
Thanks all useful information.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!
rgds,
ivan
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I like looking at
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/core/7206/port_adp/config/3471in.htm#xtocid14
for bw used and point assignment for various port adapters. Another
important thing to note is different selections give different pps limits,
for example, for the npe models, the model
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> Interesting question, but I think the question of "which is tougher" and
> "which is more valuable" get confused.
>
> As someone who has an MBA from a top school, I know that it took several
> thousand of hours of work and
In order to hit performance marks that are excellent with IPSec you will
need not only a spiffy NPE but the PA-VAM or PA-ISA. Be aware that the
PA-VAM may not work with the latest and greatest IPSec image. I picked
up a 7206VXR VPN bundle from Cisco last month and the only IOS supported
was 12.1(
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