Thanks for your reply, I should have mentioned that the best solution
need not be the cheapest.
Cheers,
Symon
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I like the
What about Cisco Secure IDS?
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I like the various SNORT products...non-proprietary (or as close as this
field gets).
SNORT
Hi All,
I am facing a strange problem at a customer site over here. We have to
access a FTP server(Win2k machine acting as FTP server). This server is
siting on valid IP. We are using private IP range at our end. Now the issue
is that when we try to get data from this server, we are able to
I had the same issue with another client.
The answer was 2 fold. There is a bug that is fixed on ver 6.2.2(100)
available from TAC - relates to PAT and FTP. Our particular problem was a
cache engine that proxied the connection so the PIX dropped it - found this
out from a packet sniff. For
We have a client with a requirement to set up win2k help desk stations
at all of its remote plant locations. These stations are dedicated to
the help desk function and should not allow any other traffic or web
surfing. These stations also need to be idiot proof so the idea is to
establish a
Hi group,
I have a query Plz give anwserto it .Is it possible that if I have 2
customers which have circuits from me.Both having 64 Kbps bandwidth .If
one customer is not utilizeing bandwidth than another customer can
utilize that spare bandwidth whenever the another customer starts using
hi!
Does anyone knows if it's possible to export the cached NAT
translation table (the one you get with sh ip nat trans) somehow?
The export should occur in a specified time range (e.g every 10
seconds).
I need the information for a software project about accounting of ip
traffic. the software
hi, I am trying to find out the MAC Address of certian IP in a multilayer
switch , it seem that the only way is to go to that Valn and do a sniffing
to discover , any other quick way from the console or from Cisco Work 2000,
please advice , thanks
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James
Thanks
It is realy working fine.
Thanks again
Piyush
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can check out Kiwi CatTools...
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(Hopefully the list didn't eat the URL, if so, go to
www.kiwisoftware.com and click on CatTools).
It's quite a
Hi there! First of all i would like to know WHY
is cisco hardware so damn great. Because i have been
trying to create some bandwidth channels on a 2600 and
its not working... I have read and read all kind of
documentation for 3 days now and it won't work!!! I
tried to do the same thing with a
a script would be the only option as far as I can tell here. NO export
ability as far as I know
Andrew
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hi!
Does anyone knows if it's
Hi,
As alternative solution is using bandwidth manager device, easier to create
dynamic bandwidth partition, because of GUI it'll ready at only
minutes... :-)
Regards,
Christ A.
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Subject:
Hi ,
I suspect your using the wrong feature to accomplish your task. The feature
youre using: CBWFQ, is a queuing mechanism that kicks in when congestion
is faced. The following is from CCO :
The bandwidth assigned to a class is the guaranteed bandwidth delivered to
the class during
Hi Ryan,
check out www.@!#$.com . Its got allot of information regarding the
new CCIE written exam.
raj
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issues a copy run tftp or maybe copy start don't remember... anyway,
excellent tool.
http://search.cpan.org/author/JWIED/Cisco-Conf-0.10/
Tim
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Hi Vikram,
have tried connecting to the server using passive ftp ? I have
encountered bugs relating to PAT as Andrew mentioned. The workaround I
applied was to remove ip route-cache on the nat inside and outside
interface. This was temporary till the bug was fixed offcourse...
How come you can see the EIGRP summary route with administrative distance of
5 in a real network?
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If you have a flash card formattet on a 3660 router try to read
it on your 3640. Cisco has 3? different filesystems for flash
cards. E.g. the format on a 7000/7500 or 6500 router / switch is
different than on a 3640. Try to search cisco,com for flash card
filesystems.
Jens
--- Erick B. wrote:
Thanks for the alternative, but i really want to
see it working on my router. :)) I have cef enabled on
the router. Does it interfere?
--- Christ A. Saputra
wrote: Hi,
As alternative solution is using bandwidth manager
device, easier to create
dynamic bandwidth partition, because of GUI
Hi all ,
I wonder if anyone can help me :) , I am looking for software where I can
load it on my laptop , and have it available , in case I have to use a
sniffer at a particular site.
I have a proper sniffer at my head office , however I do travel , and don't
want to bring that huge thing every
Try this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps341/products_tech_note09186a00800a7515.shtml
It should be ok, but check the IOS version!
Jens
--- Erick B. wrote:
I use bnfs95 still but it was always an unsupported
tool. Not aware of anything for 3com NetBuilders
though. Old
these guys have one that seems okay
http://www.linkferret.ws/
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www.ethereal.com
This is much small than Network Associates sniffer and is freeware. Not
resource intensive on the laptop.
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Hi all ,
I
Hi,
Cisco Works and some third party utilities provide this
function.
Jens
--- Mr piyush shah wrote:
Dear all
I have been assigned the task of copying a series of
configurations in a router on a daily basis .I am
tired of giving copy startup-config tftp command in
each router . I was
I think the correct cabling is
DESCRIPTION PIN # COLOR
Receive from Network (ring) 1 Blue/White
Receive from Network (tip) 2 White/Blue
Transmit from Network (ring)4 Orange/White
Transmit from Network (tip) 5 White/Orange
so in this case should be
From what I remember by head, if the switch is forwarding the packet on PFC
or MSFC, it will use the configuration you set on the port - trust or do
not trust. There are special case, though, were MSFC will set CoS to 0,
but I can4t remember the any special case this moment.
Jennifer
We are successfully mixing 1300W and 2500W power supplies in the
Cat6500s in our labs. We are running 6.3.3a on the switches,
and power redundancy is functioning fine (even though the Cisco
docs say it shouldn't):
6506_1 (enable) sh vers
WS-C6506 Software, Version NmpSW: 6.3(3a)
Copyright (c)
I need to know the GRE vulnerability without using encryption
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A friend of mine mentioned that it was not possible to do traffic shaping or
LLQ on a VLAN interface located on an MSFC or RSM in a Catalyst 6500 and
Catalyst 5500 respectively. Can anyone verify this. Cisco's feature
navigator suggested that it certainly was possible on the MSFC but I didn't
hello group,
Has anyone got the 'username autocommand' command working? I can't get the
autocommand to work, and only works when I put it in the line configs.
This is what I'm trying to do from the Cisco DocCD, take a look at the 'who'
username example.
Snort is free and works great.
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Thanks for your reply, I should have mentioned that the best solution
need not be the cheapest.
Cheers,
Symon
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How i give max priority to traffic on port 1050 ??
Frederico Madeira
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This should be pretty easy to script using the scripting language of
your choice. If you know VBScript, you can use a combination of
SendKeys and regular expression searches to find the appropriate
information and export/save to a CSV file. I've written something
similar for one of our helpdesk
I like this one better than ethereal and it is free
http://analyzer.polito.it/
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Hi all ,
I wonder if anyone can help me :) , I am looking for software where I can
load it on my laptop , and have it available , in case
Thanks everyone :)
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I like this one better than ethereal and it is free
http://analyzer.polito.it/
Peri Sophos wrote
A basic question to group and u.
My internal network is 192.168.50.x my valid segment is 210.4.51.x
network on which my internet router lies. To access these 2 networks I
have linux machine with 2 NIC's one for 50.x and another for 210.x which
is enabled as a router firewall. When I try to ping
Albert,
Make sure you have the following configured:
aaa new-model
aaa authentication login default local-case
aaa authorization exec default local
It won't work without the authorization.
-Tim Fletcher
At 12:28 AM 1/23/2003 +1100, Albert Lu wrote:
hello group,
Has anyone got the 'username
ALL-
Has anybody been able to do dynamic natting with a 1601R router using IOS
120221a?
Have you been able to use multiple subnets( customer IP;s) and run them
through one Nat address?
Craig Hyman
SRS Implementation Team
Tier 2 Support
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Virtual
Has anyone used CSIDS CSVPN from boson?
So far I passed CSPFA MCNS for my CCS1. I can not afford to fail any
since it expires in feb.
Any other good readings for those?
I'll appreciate your input.
Thanks heaps
Luke
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Clayton Dukes
CCNA, CCDA, CCDP, CCNP, NCC
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un-biased opinion.
But, since you ask, I use Cisco. :)
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
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Network Learning Inc
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You need to make a T1 cross-over cable.
Pins 1,2 go to pins 4,5 and reverse. check the archives on groupstudy as
this has been talked about indepth before.
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
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Mike Mihalas
I have some experience with the Fireberd 6000s with various interfaces - and
I use the Agilent Advisor software version on a near daily basis - I really
like it's h.323 capabilities. I did not know that TCC was now Acterna - one
of my co-workers has been crowing about his old Domino Wan boxes
If the switch is running ios and routing, then issue the
following:
# show ip arp x.x.x.x(ip address)
the router will show you the mac address...
Larry Letterman
Network Engineer
Cisco Systems
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 2:39 AM
All depends if you setup natting within the Linux box. If not the IP will
stay the same and never change.
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At 8:06 PM + 1/20/03, Charles Riley wrote:
Priscilla,
Thank you for the reply. I had actually already checked most of these sites
here. There is a great focus on getting the providers into compliance, but
very little information about certifiying the networks, servers, storage
devices, and
Hey,
For all those interested the 4.0 VPN Client(BETA) will be in March/April.
This VAN Client is totally rebuilt and has some very nice new features.
Thought I would just let everyone know.
Thanks,
Robert Raver
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Hi All,
Problem 1)
Can anybody explain me cofiguring IETF encap on the main interface and
confguring ietf per dlci on the sub interface,what coul be implications.
My Topology
centrral
routerswitch--remote-ends(non cisco)(many cisco
u can use cisco encapsulation for cisco routers and ietf for all others.
what encapsulation is to be configured on the main interface depends on how
many non-cisco and cisco routers u have.
if you have, say, 7 cisco and 3 non cisco, u can use cisco encapsulation on
the main interface and then
priority queuing will do the job.
watch for delay sensitive traffic ...
Frederico Madeira a icrit dans le
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Team
help needed on configuring inarp on the atm.
*
you are given the first octed of the addresss 10.*.*.*/224
interface ATM1/0
no ip add
atm ilmi-keepalive
atm ilmi-pvc-discovery
pvc 0 0/16 ilmi
JM,
Can I send to unity? I want unity to handle extension transfers. I used
similar configuration and hear unity greetings but it didn't accept
anything I punched. Looks like it won't release to CCM.
Thanks.
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Hi ladies and gentlemen,
Does anybody know if trunking with ATM LANE is something still featured on
the exam? Just wondering how much time to spend studying it as there is a
chapter in my book but it is an old book.
I'm not even sure if this is an old technology, just something I haven't
come
I used
similar configuration and hear unity greetings but it didn't accept
anything I punched
Have you tried this under the dial-peer ?
dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric
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As far as Im aware you can only use the ATA flash disks on Windows PCs, and
not the older linear flash PCMCIA cards. Itd probably use a different
filesystem anyway, although Ive not tried it.
There is a Linux utility to access cisco filesystems on pcmcia
card.http://www.si.org/cffs/
Hope that
Hi,
I have 3 catalyst 3548G with 48 port fast ethernet and 1 port of
gigabit ethernet.
One time the energy is down and all switches go down. I start switch
when return energy and ALL switches not work properly.
Switches signal all ports in yellow. I connect on console and see rom
Xueyan's comments about changing permit and deny's would work.
But I think the big thing you are missing here is you're tagging something
no-export on the way out of AS34. That will pass the route to the
neighboring AS and then they shouldn't pass it on to their neighboring AS's.
If you wanted
Chuck,
The trick was to match all networks, not just the 200 networks.
#access-list 99 permit 0.0.0.0 255.254.255.255
matched any even network and then allowed the others to come in
Thanks once again.
Sincerely,
CN
From: Chuck Larrieu To: \Cisco Nuts\ Subject: Re: Odd and Even
routes ---
You guys are absolutely right!!
I had to filter inbound NOT outbound.Big difference!!
This route-map matched all routes that traversed AS1000 and set the
community to no-export and thus they were not advertised out of AS34.
Thank you so much for all your help, guys.
Sincerely,
CN
From:
That's really interesting - I noticed at the bottom of the config that
each PS looks like it is only generating 1150W.
PS1 Capacity: 1153.32 Watts (27.46 Amps @42V)
PS2 Capacity: 1153.32 Watts (27.46 Amps @42V)
I'm guessing that somewhere along the way, a check was added for this
situation and
Robert,
What new features does it have,and what problems will it solve?
TIA,
Charles
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For all those interested the 4.0 VPN Client(BETA) will be in March/April.
This VAN Client is totally rebuilt and has some
Actually the PIX by default will allow fragmented packets. This can be a
vulnerability for the PIX. A good policy is to enable FragGuard on the
PIX. This insures the PIX sees the entire seegmented packet before letting
it pass through its outside interface.
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Hi all,
I have read in books that dlci value range is dependent on lmi type
configured.
Example
The following DLCI ranges are based on LMI protocol:
ANSI: 16 - 991
CISCO: 16 - 1007
Q933a: 16 - 991
But when we configure LMI type as example take ansi on cisco router so after
this when we
Well, they can't even spell it right (at least on my plaque it says
Internetwork Expert not Internetworking Engineer), so what does that
tell you?
Mitch
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Everyone,
I'm in the process of changing my internal IP addresses and ran into a
problem on the first site I went to swap. Clients obtain their ip from a
dhcp server at my location, so I added a secondary ip address to the remote
router as shown below:
interface Ethernet0
ip address 172.16.x.x
Hi,
Thanx for the reply,this ietf is cleared but another doubt came what
advantages again specifying broadcast keyword on the sub interface then on
main interface as frame-relay dlci can have broadcast keyword.
Whats is the good practise whether by default we should enable broadcast
Hi all,
I have read in one of the books and internet also that dlci value range is
dependent on lmi type configured.
Example
The following DLCI ranges are based on LMI protocol:
ANSI: 16 - 991
CISCO: 16 - 1007
Q933a: 16 - 991
But when we configure LMI type as example take ansi so after
Team,
I want to be able to do some testing with Call Manager, the problem that I
am having is that during the install it is detecting which hardware I have
and it
abort the installation when it find out that I have not the recommended
hardwareDo you guys know any workaround this, It is only
Charles,
Some of the new features will include:
-New SHIM Interface(This is the biggest)
-This will let it run with other VPN Clients on the machine
-This will let it work with DNS/WINS allot better.
-With the new SHIM interface it will support products such as NetMeeting
-It
Sounds about right. In the Lucent 9000 frame realy switch doc, this
is a carrier class switch, it list the range of 16-001 as available for
all LMI types and 16-1007 for LMI Rev1 which is the same a Cisco LMI.
1-15 and 1008-1023 are reserved.
Dave
Simmi Singla wrote:
Hi all,
I have read
Doing manual summarization per interface you can see it. For example
ip summary-address eigrp 1 172.0.0.0 255.0.0.0
(don't try it in a production network without understanding it clearly,
first time I did it I have an important routing problem)
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How come you can see
Hi there,
Cisco Press' CCNP Routing Exam Certification Guide advises to place an ASBR
in
the backbone area (p. 290, chapter 6):
... If there is any redistribution between other protocols to OSPF on a
router, it will be an ASBR. Although you can place this router anywhere in
the
OSPF hierarchical
Hi,
For those that are reading Cisco Press' CCNP Routing Exam Certification
Guide:
there is a very confusing definition of type 4 summary LSAs on page 292,
chapter 6:
The AS external ASBR summary link- This LSA is sent to a router that connects
to the outside world (ASBR). It is sent from the
The broadcast will only advertise out the primary ip address
to the dhcp server. You will need to have a server that can
work with primary and secondary scopes...
Larry Letterman
Network Engineer
Cisco Systems
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Hello,
Again for those reading Cisco Press' CCNP Routing Exam Certification Guide.
It's not clear to me how often the OSPF topology table is exchanged by
default. I thought this happened every 30 minutes, regardless of other recent
updates. The cert. guide is not consistent about this:
Page
For those reading Cisco Press' CCNP Routing Exam Certification Guide: Sorry
to
bother you again.
Chapter 4, page 178, suggests the use of TCP to exchange OSPF hello packets:
... To understand this complexity, it is useful to identify the main
characteristics of OSPF. These key attributes of OSPF
Hi,
Why is an E1 route preferred over an E2 route for the same destination?
The cost of an E1 route is the sum of the external reported cost and the
internal cost used to reach that destination.
The cost of an E2 route is always the external cost, irrespective of the
internal cost to reach that
ericbrouwers wrote:
For those reading Cisco Press' CCNP Routing Exam Certification
Guide: Sorry to
bother you again.
Chapter 4, page 178, suggests the use of TCP to exchange OSPF
hello packets:
... To understand this complexity, it is useful to identify
the main
characteristics of
WHen the DHCP packet is forwarded, the DHCP relay agent will insert the
primary IP address of the interface the packet was received on into the
DHCP packet's giaddr field.
When adding secondaries to an interface where you're doing DHCP, make
sure:
- routing to the primaries and secondaries is
ericbrouwers wrote:
Hi,
For those that are reading Cisco Press' CCNP Routing Exam
Certification Guide:
there is a very confusing definition of type 4 summary LSAs on
page 292,
chapter 6:
The AS external ASBR summary link- This LSA is sent to a router
that connects
to the outside
I've encountered this issue in our production environment with policy-maps.
Here's the answer Cisco's TAC gave me. Since the msfc interfaces are
software based, the MLS engine will bypass the route processor on most of
your layer 3 packets. This prevents the shaping/policing policy from being
Juntao gave you good answers, but I thought I'd comment on the issue of
whether you should shut down a serial interface before changing the
encapsulation. It is the polite thing to do, although it's not necessary
to get it to work.
It sounds like you were using PPP before. Remember that the Link
In my humble opinion, cef should not interfere with any of your qos commands
(if anything it helps). As a matter of fact CEF is required when using
certain types of class/policy maps. It sounds to me like custom queuing
would better suit your needs. You probably already know this but custom
kaushalender wrote:
Hi group,
I have a query Plz give anwserto it .Is it possible that if I
have 2
customers which have circuits from me.Both having 64 Kbps
bandwidth .If
one customer is not utilizeing bandwidth than another
customer can
utilize that spare bandwidth whenever the
It could be a bug or it could just be that FTP is a huge pain to get working
with NAT and firewalls due to its behavior. Firewalls at either end,
including a personal firewall on the end system, can wreak havoc. Changing
to passive might help because then the server doens't try to open a session
In the docs I've read (and I think this was posted on this list as
well), one might use E2s when you've got one exit point that is always
prefered over the other(s). This might happen if you've got 2 ISPs
and one configured as a backup only. The primary exit point is always
prefered, regardless
James,
I took it in Oct 2001 (504) and had no ATM ?'s, not sure about lately (604).
HTH's
John
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Actually the PIX by default will allow fragmented packets.
That's not very nice of it. :-)
This can be a vulnerability for the PIX. A good policy is to
enable FragGuard on the PIX. This insures the PIX sees the
entire seegmented packet before letting it pass through its
I installed a 16 port Gig-E and it worked fine at an ISP I used to work at.
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Priscilla and the rest of the group,
Thanks for your reply.
No, I don't want to prioritize ICMP, my mistake, only telnet
traffic.
More questions though.
1. Do I have to add the priority-list 1 protocol ip high tcp
telnet on both sides of the link as
Where are
I am in despair.
I have a PIX 515, and I think its dead. Since a bought it used, I worked on
it only 5 times.
I put the IOS 6.2 to use it, and everything was going perfectly. Suddenly,
it made an error of the type Watch dog failure.
I had to reboot. (I don't remember if I had already rebooted
FOR A TEST OR LAB ENVIRONMENT ONLY!-
If you want to run Call Manager on a test server, you can install windows
2000 (from microsoft cds) and add this key to the registry. This will allow
you to install CM.
paste these lines into a text file, save is as makemcs.reg and double click
it. This
I've got these statements in there, but it still wouldn't work
aaa authentication login VTY local-case enable
aaa authorization exec VTY local
login authentication VTY
Albert
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I've got these statements in there, but it still wouldn't work
aaa authentication login VTY local-case enable
aaa authorization exec VTY local
login authentication VTY
Albert
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That's it! That's the command I missed. Thanks!!
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Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 10:10 AM
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Subject: RE: callmanager and h323 gateway question [7:61529]
I used
similar
Hi Dave,
Thanx for the reply,but I am still not clear
Sounds about right. In the Lucent 9000 frame realy switch doc,
this
is a carrier class switch, it list the range of 16-001 as
available for
all LMI types and 16-1007 for LMI Rev1 which is the same a
Cisco LMI.
1-15 and 1008-1023 are
Thanx Priscilla ,
Now It is cleared as Cisco documentation also says so,I checked on web site.
Can You Please put some light on my other question which I posted to group
regarding DLCI Values range with LMI dependency.
Thanx once again
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
Juntao gave you good answers,
Hi,
The reason for this is that although RIP treats these two networks as
separate entries residing on the SAME physical link, only the PRIMARY
address is used to send the packets. In other words, the 2ndary networks
are reliant on the primary address for delivering the packets. 2ndaries
are used
I think he had a typo and meant to say 16-991 for everything except LMI Rev
1 (Cisco). With LMI Rev 1 (which is the same as cisco), the DLCI range is
16 - 1007. He was agreeing with your list.
As far as why does a Cisco router still say that DLCIs 16 - 1007 are
available even after you configre
Cog -
DHCP relay is not yet supported on the 3002 Cisco VPN product line. Had a
customer that wanted to do that instead we had to utilize the the
internal pool to provide addresses.
Regards,
Randy
On Tue, 21 Jan 2003 20:09:47 GMT cog writes:
I have a 3002 at a remote site in Network
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