What type of connection? DSL, T1, ISDN, or analog?
On 06-Mar-2001, Jerry Deer wrote:
> Has anyone ever configured a router for connection with internet america? if
> so can you show an example config? I am getting NO help from internet
> america and they make it seem like this is impossible to d
On 27-Dec-2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Can you help
> I 'm curently preparing for the BSCN exam which I hope to take end Jan
> beginning Feb. But I seem to be confused on some terminology on OSPF
> configuration. Consider the following line router ospf 1
> I know 1 is the
What we do is per-packet or per-destination load-balancing with
CEF over multiple T1's. It works pretty well. Just have two default
routes on the customer equipment, cef turned on on the interfaces,
and your preferred method of balancincing in the interfaces. On the
ISP side, they do the same wit
Since you have the routers in different AS's, they are using eBGP
instead of iBGP. If the peer addresses aren't on a directly connected
network, you need the following command on both routers:
neighbor x.x.x.x ebgp-multihop
On 14-Sep-2000, Hubert Pun wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using the two loopbac
hat I need to
> use the ebgp-multihop. However, if I just use loopback on one side and direct
> neighbor on the other side, it works perfectly without the multihop statement.
> Why do I need that statement if I am using loopback on both sides instead on
> one side?
>
> Thanks
On 02-Nov-2000, Helena wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone implemented MPLS before, or can point me in the right direction
> on resources?
>
> Thanks
> Helena
I spent some time researching it for doing private VPN's (maybe when redback
supports it, I'll look again), but here's a few mostly cisco links
This is by no means the authoritative answer, but it's from my experience
as a network engineer for an ISP that's been default-free since 1994.
Here's an email from Sean Doren from Sprint who was either the person,
or a significant part of the group who determined Sprint's BGP prefix
filtering po
On 16-May-2001, Moahzam Durrani wrote:
> This might seem alittle confusing ..
> We have two sites in different locactions ..
> Network A is in carlton Tx, and has been originally been provided with
> Network adress 63.x.x.x/24 (registered and routable)
> Network B is in San Jose with a class B a
grep -A -B
-A prints n lines of trailing data after the matching line
-B prints n lines of trailing data before the matching line
On 15-Jun-2001, Hayes, Christopher wrote:
> Looking for an example of a script that will search a file ( like a cisco
> config file )
> find a key word and then
ter all instances of "controller".
I think that you can get this for DOS. It's native on
most *NIX systems (*BSD, Linux, etc).
On 15-Jun-2001, Andrew Smith wrote:
> grep -A -B
>
> -A prints n lines of trailing data after the matching line
> -B prints n lines of traili
On 12-Feb-2002, A Mehr wrote:
> Hi all
> Is there a way I can create additional VTYs on my 2621 Cisco Router ?
> someone told me that the "Line Vty 0 n" can be used for this purpose , It
> didn't work .
> No clues ?
You need an enterprise IOS to increase the number of VTY's.
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On 29-Jan-2002, John Jones wrote:
> I have a configuration question.
> I have 3 dedicated T1's a router 3620 with three T1 CSU/DSU and one
> FastEthernet ports installed. All dedicated T's are from the same ISP.
> I want to aggregate the three T1's for increased bandwidth (4.5 Mbps)
> Would I run
I'm researching some strange behavior with some non-deterministic
path selection with BGP on a few routers. I thumbed through Radia
Perlman's second edition of Interconnections at the bookstore last
night and saw that in her paragraph where she noted some problems
with BGP, she referenced a white
VTY = Virtual TeletYpe
On 30-Aug-2000, CCIE TB wrote:
> hi group
>
> does anybody know what the y stands for in vty lines ?
> _
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I just found this
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Support/Bugtool/onebug.pl?bugid=CSCdk02171
Headline NAT Debug nat support with acl is not working
Product all Model
Component nat Duplicate of
To quote Howard, "what's the problem you're trying to solve". And, let's
add to that, "is the solution going to be worse than the problem", and
the Andrew Smith rule, "Is the problem you're trying to solve really
a problem?"
In theory, you coul
On 16-Apr-2002, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
> When people Telnet to SMTP server, what do they then do? Do they manually
> send the normal SMTP commands? Sorry, if that's a dumb question, but I'm
> just trying to figure out the situation.
I've used it commonly when I have DNS problems, or when
On 16-Apr-2002, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
> When people Telnet to SMTP server, what do they then do? Do they manually
> send the normal SMTP commands? Sorry, if that's a dumb question, but I'm
> just trying to figure out the situation.
I've used it commonly when I have DNS problems, or when
On 06-Jun-2002, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
> At 10:33 AM -0400 6/6/02, Kenneth R. Snell wrote:
> >Exactly one year as a "made man". Time to start studying for the recert.
So,
> >I'm back!
> >
> >Ken
> >#7544
> >
>
> I'm not sure I like the examplewhat if the Mafia required you to
> recertify
If DNS always works but web-browsing doesn't to certain sites,
that slightly points to a PMTU issue where ICMP is being blocked
or an issue where you have a mismatch in MTU on a local network.
Are the addresses listed in your config real? If so, are all the
hidden addresses real globally routabl
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