When it does come up, do a "show version" and see what how the system was
started. This is a normal message:
System returned to ROM by reload at 17:12:14 EASTERN Mon Oct 15 2001
We had a problem like that in the past; it was the IOS. What kind or router
and what version IOS are you running?
Did you try increasing the exec-timeout value on the VTY lines? We upgrade
routers across our WAN all the time.
Router(config)#line vty 0 4
Router(config-line)#exec-timeout 120
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> Yes, I have faced this problem.
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I just heard Priscilla's audio training on WAN Troubleshooting and I think
it's great. I spent the time listening to the audio file while organizing
my desk at work; very convenient!!. I'd definitely pay for audio training
if it was available.
Priscilla, do you have any other audio training fil
The software you're running is fine. I don't think Cisco would sell an 8
port Gig switch with software that doesn't support GBIC. We have a few of
those switches in our environment running the same software and they work
fine. How are you trunking the ports? What are you connecting the ports to
Hi all.
I'm taking my CCIE written this afternoon and I'm wondering if there's a lot
of ATM questions on the exam? I'm doing some heavy cramming so I just want
to know if I should concentrate on ATM.
Any other tips would be appreciated. Thanks.
Audy
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Gbps vs 10 Gbps) is
higher than for the 3548?
Any thoughts on this? Thanks.
Audy Bautista
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I've always had the same question in my head. In our environment (all
Cisco; at least 4 6509s and about a dozen 2948s, some 3548s, 2924s, etc.) we
use 802.1q mostly because the 2948s don't support ISL. We even trunk the
6509s using 802.1q even though of course 6509s support ISL and 802.1q. But
before I break my head over this setup. Thanks
Audy Bautista
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Hold Brothers On-Line Investment Services, Inc.
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I setup, configured, and rolled out Secure ACS for over 80 routers and
switches in our network. The hardest part was the router and switch AAA
commands associated with Tacacs authentication. After I tweeked and tested
the AAA configs on the routers and switches in my test network, I put the
conf
I'm having the same problem with a PIX 501 and cable modem. I'm probably
just going to take the IP received from the PC by the ISP and just put it
statically on the outside interface on the PIX. Does anyone foresee any
issues with this setup?
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Is it possible to create a secondary IP address for the inside interface on
a PIX?
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I have exact same setup at home (Comast to PIX 501) and I haven't had any
problems. I have a plain vanilla residential cable modem connection,
nothing special, and my PIX picks up the IP through DHCP with no problems at
all, and I get pretty good performance out of this connection. I have
severa
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