As Skarphedinsson told me before about the G.SHDSL 828, he was completely
right.
Cisco 828 and SOHO 78 G.SHDSL routers offer an affordable broadband WAN
access solution that can be carried over existing copper telephone lines
(Dry one). The routers provide a symmetrical WAN connection at speeds
Why not try ethereal .. its free!!
PacketEXPERTS wrote:
Have anyone gotten NetXray 3.0 or Sniffer Pro 4.5 to
work with XP.
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Is your video delivery method unicast or multicast. If it is multicast you
may need to enable m/cast routing.
Terry Martin wrote:
I have set up in my lab, bridging over a point to point T1. I
am now trying to pass video traffic over this link, and it is
not working. I can ping from a pc
Redistributing IGP's into EGP's, while possible is not always the best
solution. If you IGP (in this case RIP), is not stable it can cause route
flapping in BGP (which has greater consequences than for IGP's. in that
upstream BGP peers would route dampen your flapping routes.) You would also
Hi there all,
I've got a couple of Local Director's, and am trying to find a way of doing
intelligent layer7) health checks of real servers. eg for ftp, the LD will
probe port 21 on eht real server...if this port is not in a listening stated
the LD will remove the real server from the binding
This is the extract from a show log
Feb 26 03:37:28: %BGP-3-NOTIFICATION: received from neighbor 203.162.129.39
4/0 (hold time expired) 0 bytes
Feb 26 03:37:28: %BGP-5-ADJCHANGE: neighbor 203.162.129.39 Down BGP
Notification received
Feb 26 03:46:44: %BGP-5-ADJCHANGE: neighbor 203.162.129.39
Please note that under the new structure, Remote Access exam (640-605) will
no longer be a required exam for CCDP. Registration for the current 640-025
exam will end on May 27, 2003, and the existing Cisco Internetwork Design
(CID) course will end-of-life on April 28, 2003. For those candidates
Notification is one of the 4 message types used by BGP. The other three are
keepalives, open and updates. Notifications are used to inform the
receiving router of errors. Looks like neighbor did not respond before hold
down time expired and therefore adjacency was lost and then recovered 9 min
Hi Fred
Thanks for your reply.
I am trying to find out what causes the peer to lose connection. By looking
at the log,I only know that it was down for 9 mins. No other information is
given in the log.
I know that the notifications message itself has some kind of error code and
sub code that
From the cisco website
Error Message
%BGP-5-ADJCHANGE: neighbor [chars][chars][chars][chars] [chars]
Explanation A BGP neighbor has either come up or gone down. This message
describes the change for the BGP neighbor and appears only if the
log-neighbor-changes command is configured
Hi,
Is this correct? Has anyone tried this before? If it's true, then it will
really be great!! Imagine being able to replace frame relay, vpn for a
office thats nearby and not have to pay a service provider on a regular
basis for port/pvc/cir charges.
Albert
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Ms. Oppenheimer
A Collegue of my pointed out to me that my wording my have seemed harsh. And
that is why you slammed me for it.
I did'nt think of it as a slamming just an expercience tech answering the
newbie's questions. But if I offended you in any way, I apologize. I will
also try and watch
Found it on cisco.com
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/rt/800/prodlit/apcnf_an.htm
Sounds great!! If only it could do multipoint rather than only
point-to-point, I guess you can't expect too much from a copper pair. Maybe
cisco can come out with router with multiple g.shdsl interface.
NON Cisco, but hey .. tutsytems have a MTU pop (Multi Tenant User),
basically its not multipoint but a chasis that can terminate numberous SDSL
connections over existing copper pair. The use an eample of puytting one of
these in the basement of a tenant appartment, then using the existing copper
Hello All,
I would like to know the possibility of expanding the Cisco 7204 VXR
(NPE-225)
- 6 Slot and cisco 7206 VXR Routers with NPE-400 (6 Slots).
Base configuration:
1. Cisco 7204 VXR Router with NPE-225 I/O slot with 1 Ethernet Interface with
6 Slots-IOS
OK, let me try this again. I am trying to figure out the difference between
conventional layer 3 routing and layer 3 switching. A little background. I
am currently working towards my CCNA (have been for about 3 years). At any
rate, everything I read and look at says that switching/bridging is
You will need routing between the VLANs. If this is done via the uplink you
will also need to do some trunking. Hope this helps.
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Subject: 2950 telnet access is
Sounds interesting. I'm looking at the IntelliPop 5000. It looks like it's
doing VDSL, and limited to 4000ft. This is probably only suitable for
utilising copper pairs within a building. But it pipes data at up to 26Mbps.
Cisco's G.SHDSL goes alot further but with lesser bandwidth.
Does anyone
I don't believe I'm meant to be able to accept incoming VPN requests and
connect to my employer's VPN. Specifically the problem is VPN requests are
serviced on the way in and at the same time I can successfully connect to my
employer's VPN but I can't decrypt the packets coming back from my
If you are using MSFC2/PFC2, the PFC2 (does layer 3 wirespeed 'forwarding'
between Vlan) will have a FIB (forwarding information base), which is a copy
of the RIB (routing information base). The RIB is built on the MSFC2 (router
functions).
Even the first packet between Vlan 1 and 2 will be wire
If you want, send us the configuration (with fantasy addresses) and the
result of show interface and show interface stats.
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the problem with the 72xx series is the limited backplane. Cisco uses a
bandwidth points method for determining numbers and kinds of cards. There
is a left half and a right half and it is strongly recommended that you
do not exceed the bandwidth points for each side.
you may want to try out the
Hello, I have 3 routers setup, running ospf and rip ver 1 with 2 way
redistribution on the middle router.The ospf routers have loopbacks as
10.8.8.8/24 and 10.9.9.9/24The rip router has a loopback of 10.2.2.2/24.The
middle router running rip has networks 10 and netw 120 defined.I cannot
ping
in the process of resolving attribute errors in the ciscoworks rme
database, I realized that when the system prompt is manually set, it causes
a conflict with tacacs user and enable passwords. it appears to be a bug
with the latest version of RME. is it possible to clear the system prompt,
To build a backup server farm site (22 servers), with maximum requirement
of 152Mbps (peak):
Economic approach:
3640 with ATM module
3550-48-SMI
3 ATM PVCs, to the major points of the backbone (LS1010 switches and
6509-FlexWan ATM card); each PVC 5 Mbps SCR.
Robust and Scalable approach:
6006
please send the rest of the config so we can have a look.
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Hello, I have 3 routers setup, running ospf and rip
R.S.Sundar wrote:
Hello All,
I would like to know the possibility of expanding the Cisco 7204 VXR
(NPE-225)
- 6 Slot
The 7204 has 4 slots and a VXR with a NPE225 does not fully utilize
the VXR backplane capabilities, you need at least a NPE300
and cisco 7206 VXR Routers with NPE-400
Or NGSSniff..also free and works without a driver.
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Why not try ethereal .. its free!!
PacketEXPERTS wrote:
Have
That all looks pretty good ...
On the MSFC/RSM - do a show interface: (edited for length)
Vlan8 is up, line protocol is up
Hardware is Cat6k RP Virtual Ethernet, address is 00d0.d335.6614
Vlan9 is up, line protocol is up
Hardware is Cat6k RP Virtual
Charles,
The 6509 switch needs some configuration in the background to create a
virtual router. This virtual router has virtual interfaces that would
mimic the default gateways IP addresses of the physical 2500 router and
therefore pass traffic between the virtual interfaces. The two subnets that
One of the Pas did in fact work. The tech I had install them saw the
console message that said shutting down all interfaces, but it was on the
new card! This was a 100Mb card. The 8 port 10Mb card is the one that
gives a console message saying that it needs a HW revision to work in the
7206
Hello All,
I'm wondering was IS-IS is. No pun intended. I'm assuming it's a
routing protocol? I've gone through Cisco, CCNA acad. and have my CCNA
and I've even started going over Semester 5 for the CCNP, but IS-IS is
no where to be found... Is this a new protocol? Or does someone know
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To build a backup server farm site (22 servers), with maximum requirement
of 152Mbps (peak):
Economic approach:
3640 with ATM module
3550-48-SMI
3 ATM PVCs, to the major points of the backbone (LS1010 switches and
6509-FlexWan ATM card); each PVC 5
yes it is a routing protocol. it has been around a while. as good a place as
any to start is Radia Perlman's Interconnections book.
Cisco's web site has some resources:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios121/121cgcr/ip_c
/ipcprt2/1cdisis.htm
Doyle's book is OK.
Steven
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Hello, I have 3 routers setup, running ospf and rip ver 1 with 2 way
redistribution on the middle router.The ospf routers have loopbacks as
10.8.8.8/24 and 10.9.9.9/24The rip router has a loopback of
10.2.2.2/24.The
middle router running rip
There are two Cisco Press books that cover Semester Five.
CCNP Cisco Networking Academy Program:
Semester Five Lab Companion ISBN 1578702348
Semester Five Companion Guide Advanced Routing ISBN 1587130114
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Sent:
I'm never a big fan of having backup sites that lie active | standby! You
may want to look at getting a CSS and doing GSLB (Global Server Load
Balancing!)
Anyway, back to your question ...How much of the traffic is local ? You say
that you have a peak of 152MB's, but you will only have 3 x 5MB
At 5:14 AM + 2/26/03, Metla Venu Gopal wrote:
Its on a real life scenario implementing MPLS
Dont you thins there will be any kinda of problems when you redistrubute RIP
V2 stuff in BGP and again redistribute the same into RIP.
Doesnt that cause any problem taking into consideration the
Thank for getting back to me, okay this is what I am
seeing:
NetXray and Sniffer Pro work fine in 98, but when I
try to load them onto a coupter running XP, it stops
the install dead in its tracks and tell me to get an
XP verision of the software.
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Works fine for me.
At 12:45 PM + 2/26/03, DeVoe, Charles (PKI) wrote:
OK, let me try this again. I am trying to figure out the difference between
conventional layer 3 routing and layer 3 switching. A little background. I
am currently working towards my CCNA (have been for about 3 years). At any
rate,
Hello folks,
I have a question for you about MED.
Suppose the following lab:
ROUTER A ROUTER B
ROUTER C
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Jamie wrote:
The 8 port 10Mb card is the one that
gives a console message saying that it needs a HW revision to work in the
7206 VXR.
The PAs have compatible issues with 7200VXR. Only the PAs those said VXR
compatible work on 7200VXR. The older's work on 7K, 75xx, or c5rsm only.
There are good
Hello group,
This is what I have in my PIX log. The 64.74.xx.xx is a VPN gateway that has
an interface on the outside and an interface on the inside. The outside IP
is the 64.74.xx.xx and the inside has a 172.xx.xx.xx address. The
24.46.xx.xx is a user trying to connect to the gateway. The
We wish to occasionally have a router perform a large FTP download. The
router needs to have a low priority applied to this transfer in order to not
cause outage to other time sensitive applications that are running
concurrently. Obviously we can configure priority queuing or some such
similar
so far as I know, the router remains operational if you exceed bandwidth
points. However, if you have performance problems, Cisco will not support
you.
You are correct as I have run a 7206 beyond the recommended points,
you just have to ignore the error messages and not cry to Cisco if
Any one know if they cover wild card masking in depth on the BSIN Exam?
Thanks,
Steve
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You are correct as I have run a 7206 beyond the recommended points,
you just have to ignore the error messages and not cry to Cisco if you
have issues!!
Same here. Those 'points' are just guidelines; all that happens if you
go over them, is that you run the risk of
Check Jeff Doyle's Routing TCP/IP vol I. It has some good information
on IS-IS. IS-IS is a link state routing protocol that is very popular
with large ISPs. I'm actually a big fan. OSPF is great too though,
don't get me wrong.
You can also learn more about how ISPs use it at www.nanog.org.
does someone know what the equivalent of clear counters is on the PIX?
i don't know why, but i can't find a thing...
thanks,
ed
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At 3:38 PM + 2/26/03, Steven Aiello wrote:
Hello All,
I'm wondering was IS-IS is. No pun intended.
Don't be scared of punning in this context. A T-shirt frequently
seen at IETF (home of OSPF) meetings read:
IS - IS = 0
Both ISIS and OSPF are link state routing
At 3:18 PM + 2/26/03, Steve Wilson wrote:
Charles,
The 6509 switch needs some configuration in the background to create a
virtual router.
A bit of a heads-up on this term. It's conceptually useful, but be
aware that virtual router was considered to be an alternate VPN
model to RFC 2547,
Ugh. I was hoping there would be something obvious. I already have what
you suggest - a router on a stick configuration with the vlans combined
in an 802.1Q trunk to the router. Here's a picture:
|--| |--|
| oreilly.net |--|vlan5 |
|--|
Can you plug the PA back into the VIP card and do a sh diag? I have
a PA-8T, (this is what I'm assuming you have), in a 7206VXR that works.
It is HW version 1.14 and the router is running 12.2.4T:
Slot 5:
Ethernet Port adapter, 8 ports
Port adapter is analyzed
MADMAN wrote:
Can you plug the PA back into the VIP card and do a sh diag? I have
a PA-8T, (this is what I'm assuming you have), in a 7206VXR that works.
It is HW version 1.14 and the router is running 12.2.4T:
1.14 is the minimum PA-8E HW revision supported in the VXR, according to
Thanks for the heads-up, it took me like an hour to
find the software, like no one had it, finally I found
it at:
http://omis3.omis.niu.edu/download/SECURITY/
then look for NGSSniff.exe
I did not really get the fix that I was looking for,
but I guess that this work around should work.
Thank
=
Steve,
Yes, it is a routing protocol and has just recently been added to the new
BSCI (was BSCN) exam. Unfortunately, the folks that make the decisions
about what's added to the certification exams didn't give the Academy
folks any lead time to change our Advanced Routing curriculum. We should
Hello,I have R6, R5 and R4 running rip ver 2, network 178.1.10.0 subnetsR5,
R4 and R2 running eigrp 2 network 181.16.2.0 subnets.R5 and R4 had mutual
redistribution setup using route tagging.R6 correctly sees the eigrp
redistributed routes but R2 is NOT seeing any rip redistributed routes.
Any
Hello,Here is the config on R6 the Rip router receiving the redistributed
Eigrp routes: R6#r
178.1.0.0/30 is subnetted, 2 subnets
C 178.1.10.0 is directly connected, TokenRing0
C 178.1.10.4 is directly connected, Ethernet0
C192.168.1.0/24 is directly connected, Serial1
Hey there.
I have access to a 65xx,55xx and another layer2.
I wish to try my hands on sample labs and practice some stuff. I have
already done things like end-to-end vlans. What else can I try.
Thanks
Sam
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I am looking at TCP4s Flow Control mechanism. I have found Additive
Increase/multiplicative decrease and slow start explanation.
What I am looking for is how TCP/IP on our servers behavior when congestion
occurs related with the window size.
Any Thoughts?
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BEST way is to test it out and check the BGPP table. Please note you
have several options when dealing with MED attribute. Check the command
reference for the 12.2 to see the features.
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For a number of years there was a paper on IP addressing by Chuck Semeria on
the 3Com web site. It is no longer there.
Just found it on the NANOG site. 63 page pdf.
www.nanog.org/isp.html Scroll down to CIDR.
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Ethereal works fine under XP.
Rick
On Wed, 26 Feb 2003, PacketEXPERTS wrote:
Thank for getting back to me, okay this is what I am
seeing:
NetXray and Sniffer Pro work fine in 98, but when I
try to load them onto a coupter running XP, it stops
the install dead in its tracks and tell me to
Check out www.fatkid.com
They have FREE practice labs you can try on your home lab.
thanks,
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Network Learning Inc
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Hey there.
I have access to a 65xx,55xx and
Does anybody got an idea to control bandwidth on Port
level / on VLAN basis on Cat 2912 / Cat 2924 switches
running 12.0 IOS. I would like to limit the bandwidth
to each PCs in varying limits (Say 128K, 256K, 512K
etc). Controlling on the basis of IP address will not
solve my problem. If there is
Hi,
Just to confirm, does the PIX support TED ?
Regards,
BF
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From: Sam
To:
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 12:01 PM
Subject: Practice Labs [7:63902]
Hey there.
J. Johnson wrote:
Ugh. I was hoping there would be something obvious. I already
have what
you suggest - a router on a stick configuration with the
vlans combined
in an 802.1Q trunk to the router. Here's a picture:
The picture got a bit munged. I think I understand it, though. The
It is a routing protocol similar to OSPF in some ways. Check out
links for IS-IS at www.ccie4u.com/study_guide.htm
Thanks,
Ian
On 26 Feb 2003 at 15:38, Steven Aiello wrote:
Hello All,
I'm wondering was IS-IS is. No pun intended. I'm assuming it's a
routing protocol? I've gone
Hello All,
I'm wondering was IS-IS is. No pun intended. I'm assuming it's a
routing protocol? I've gone through Cisco, CCNA acad. and have my
CCNA
and I've even started going over Semester 5 for the CCNP, but IS-IS is
no where to be found... Is this a new protocol? Or does someone know
DeVoe, Charles (PKI) wrote:
OK, let me try this again. I am trying to figure out the
difference between
conventional layer 3 routing and layer 3 switching. A little
background. I
am currently working towards my CCNA (have been for about 3
years). At any
rate, everything I read and
Anyone know of a good resource on RPC endpoint mapper? I trying to find
where in the packet the server tells the client which [new] port to come
back on. Using a sniffer, but I cant seem to nail down where in the payload
the future port is passed to the client.
a google search of rpc endpoint
Evans, TJ (BearingPoint) wrote:
That all looks pretty good ...
On the MSFC/RSM - do a show interface: (edited for length)
Vlan8 is up, line protocol is up
Hardware is Cat6k RP Virtual Ethernet, address is
00d0.d335.6614
Vlan9 is up, line protocol is up
In the olden days, in a Unix world, RPC required PortMappter. Maybe you
could look that up? Not sure if there's a space, i.e. Port Mapper. I don't
think there is.
It's a separate protocol for assigning port numbers. You should see evidence
of it on your Sniffer if it still exists.
What operating
This is a classic VPN Gateway behind the PIX question...
Can NAT/PAT/Static Routes be used on a Trusted PIX Port
to provide Web Access to
RAS/VPN Client to
VPN3000 Gateway to
PIX Trusted Port
The VPN Gateway is positioned on a subnet behind the PIX.
URL references are appreciated.
I am not sure how to overcome a potential problem.
I have a BGP feed from an upstream provider that is a multi-hop. I am
concerned that if that neighboring router goes down I will still be sending
traffic out to him. The Interface will not go down since the circuit does
not term on the BGP router
From what I can tell, that is correct. Im about to take the CID myself, and
it seems that if you complete it before its retired, you are CCDP for 3 more
years.
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I was reviewing the exam outline on cisco's site for the CID exam and
noticed that it did not say anything about X.25, IPX, Appletalk, or
Microsoft Networking. Have they removed this from the exam? I got my CCDP 3
years ago and now want to recert (I recerted my CCNP already so all I have
left is
I have a two interface PIX in a lab. I am trying to simulate this for a
customer. Th PIX will be used between two Private networks in the same
campus for some political reason. On a PIX outside Interface the network is
172.16.10.0/24, and inside network is on 192.168.10.0/24. Outside interface
is
Is there a defualt orginate command that I need to use to do mutual
redistrubtion?
I want to redistribute OSPF into EIGRP and EIGRP into OSPF .
r1(config-router)#redistribute eigrp 1 metric 20 sub
r1(config-router)#redistribute eigrp 1 metric 20 subnets ?
metric Metric for redistributed
Hi Monu
I tried the configuration given by you. But i didnt find any problem in
bringing up the interface when i cut and paste the configuration.
Here is the config when i cut n paste the config from a text file
yourname(config)#interface Serial1/1
yourname(config-if)#shut
not sure , you mean the code version do play a part?
So if it does play a part what code version should I
run ?
regards,
suaveguru
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I was hoping someone could help out with a problem I am seeing. I just
enabled logging of eigrp neighbor changes for the first time and noticed
that there are constant neighbor changes going on over our WAN/LAN. First
guess was the hello timers but since it is on the LAN this is not the issue.
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I am looking at TCP4s Flow Control mechanism. I have found
Additive
Increase/multiplicative decrease and slow start explanation.
What I am looking for is how TCP/IP on our servers behavior
when congestion
occurs related with the window size.
Any Thoughts?
I
A
And that's exactly what would happen if you did the inter-VLAN routing on a
router too, using subinterfaces for each VLAN/ IP subnet. :-)
And, if it were a high-end router, it could do this at wire speed and would
have a RIB and FIB, just like someone else described for the 6500. The 7500
HI Troy
My question is,
suppose as you said, usera and userb have established a connection using
chap and Pap, now is it possible to give one set of username for chap and
another set for pap?
The config looks like this
ppp authentication chap pap
ppp chap hostname
ppp chap password
Priscilla,
thanks for the quick reply :)
yes, so far all 3 sniffers havent revealed much [ethereal, sniffer, my
fav: etherpeek-nx]
all show the decodes for RPC, but this is a Win2k box talking MS-RPC [port
135, initially]
somehow, someway an upper port is getting assigned [4541 for example]
At 10:25 PM + 2/26/03, John Neiberger wrote:
Hello All,
I'm wondering was IS-IS is. No pun intended. I'm assuming it's a
routing protocol? I've gone through Cisco, CCNA acad. and have my
CCNA
and I've even started going over Semester 5 for the CCNP, but IS-IS is
no where to be
I have to take a exam of CCNP Recertification in this year.
If you know the book to study for CCNP Recertification,
please give me an advice.
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Sorry I don't have a URL that explains how Windows RPC on a server hands out
a port number for the client to use. Anyone else?
However, I will help you reverse engineer it! ;-) Are you guessing that the
port number is in that same packet that has the IP address in ASCII. That
would be my guess,
Is ping/icmp protocol needs to be prioritized on Lan environment just
to have a good latency ping result? is it ping a good basis for measuring
your
network if it is congested? Thanks!
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Tac told us that these were compatible...
Imagination is more important than knowledge
Albert Einstein
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Subject: RE: 7206 adding VIP cards [7:63673]
Jamie
Reviving an oldie but a goodie, based on some work I was doing today. I
wanted to check something that required 3 routers, and all I had were 2
routers and the 3550 switch. well, that's ok. L3 and all. BTW, have we
decided which is better - an L3 switch or a router? Hint - the L3 switch is
FAR
to get all the bells and whistles you need to run Enterprise
version of 1900 operating cose.
Larry Letterman
Network Engineer
Cisco Systems
- Original Message -
From: suaveguru
To: Larry Letterman ;
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: two 1900 catalyst switches
Peter van Oene has authored a two-part Study Guide that's been quite
well received at CertificationZone.
Hello All,
I'm wondering was IS-IS is. No pun intended. I'm assuming it's a
routing protocol? I've gone through Cisco, CCNA acad. and have my CCNA
and I've even started going
ok I will try that out
--- Larry Letterman wrote:
to get all the bells and whistles you need to run
Enterprise
version of 1900 operating cose.
Larry Letterman
Network Engineer
Cisco Systems
- Original Message -
From: suaveguru
To: Larry Letterman ;
Sent: Wednesday,
All,
Does anyone out there have experience with CiscoSecure? I could
really use the help! I have over 50 routers that I'm setting up to access
through TACACS, and I've been told that I have to make entries in
CiscoSecure for every interface on every router to make sure that each
router is
COULOMBE, TROY wrote:
Priscilla,
thanks for the quick reply :)
yes, so far all 3 sniffers havent revealed much [ethereal,
sniffer, my
fav: etherpeek-nx]
all show the decodes for RPC, but this is a Win2k box talking
MS-RPC [port
135, initially]
somehow, someway an upper port is
You can hardcode the source address of TACACS requests on the routers.
This keeps you from needing to define every interface in the TACACS
server. The command is ip tacacs source-interface.
You can also define network devices in CiscoSecure with wildcards. You
could have one entry that maps all
sisco wrote:
gurus, :)
Is ping/icmp protocol needs to be prioritized on Lan
environment just
to have a good latency ping result? is it ping a good basis for
measuring
your
network if it is congested? Thanks!
Ping can help you understand if a network is congested if it's just a simple
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