I had to upgrade my 6509 to 6.1(2) for a vmps issue (the 6500's couldn't
be a vmps server until this revision). The differences between 5.4 and
and 6.1 seem negligable to me, I don't notice any difference at all.
Craig
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ans to shut it off, and
I could see where you would need this in an unpowered device.
Craig
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If the DB9 - RJ45 connector is a type 3, you are fine. You use a
standard CAT 5 Cable between MAU and router. The Ring in Ring out is
for connecting multiple MAUs together. (There's no concept of a
crossover cable in Broken Ringerr Token Ring) Wrap is for
management, you can configure MAUs
It kinda depends what you want to do. Are you doing straight VOIP; i.e.
connecting standard phone to travel over an IP backbone, or do you want
to do IP telephony, i.e. The phones actually have an IP address. Are
you connecting to a pbx?
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Well, a 68030 processor is the same one a 2500 uses. Have you tried
Ctrl-Break on startup to see if you get the same thing? If that works,
try o/r 0x2142 then i . Can't say I've ever worked with
that router before, though.
Craig
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If you've got a decent enough IOS (12.0.7 or higher), you might try
turning on CEF. Fast switching was kinda buggy on early 12.0 IOS on
2600's. I'd upgrade to something like 12.0.14 (whatever the latest GD
is) and turn on CEF (global command is ip cef, on your interface put on
ip route-cache cef
Thanks Chuck. I'm sitting in a Days Inn in San Jose right now, waiting to
take my lab on December 13th. Unfortunately, I've made this journey alone,
as my company gives no support, financial or otherwise.
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Is anyone from here going to be in San Jose next week?
I'll be there from December 9-15th, with the Lab on
13-14 and the U.C. Santa Clara practice lab on the
11-12. I'd love to grab a bite to eat and maybe swap
stories with anyone from this group which has given me
so much support.
Craig
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virtual link between 2 ethernet interfaces. Thanks
for your help
Craig
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Shaw, Winston Mr.
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 2:26 PM
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Subject: RE: Virtual-link load
I'm at the end of my rope on this one, so I was wondering if anyone knew
the answer. I have a virtual link configured between area 0 going
through area 5, for backup purposes. Well, our primary link failed and
we are routing over this virtual link. Each of these routers has 3 T1's
going from th
There's your problem. Just use one roll cable. What you're winding up
doing is flipping the cable twice, making it just a straight-through
connection.
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If you're looking for a cheap terminal server for home, I like the old
Cisco 500 series. They come in 8 or 16 port configs, and I got the 16
port version for $300.
Craig
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Man, you hit the nail on the head with that one. I take my lab December
13 and I get more irritable everyday. Maybe it's because my coworkers
don't understand or care why I'm doing it, or don't see the difficulty
in it. It's especially hard when you get no support from your job in
studying. Wh
This is very cool, IMHO. I have always been a little fuzzy on LANE, and my
Decnet knowledge isn't where it should be. (I take the Lab on December 13 in
San Jose). It's also good to know that if I happen to fail the first time,
I can wait until after February and not worry about Appletalk (even t
No. There are very few things that necessitate rebooting of a router, aside
from an IOS upgrade, or if you change lots of appletalk settings and they
don't work.
Craig Johnson, CCNP, CCDP
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As long as you leave synchronization off, it should be fine. The routing
table really only takes up about 12 megs, so unless you have DS3's on this
router, you should be ok.
Craig
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2500's are weird like that. Boot into rom mode (0x2101 i think) and you can
delete them. Or if you do a copy tftp flash to upgrade, it'll reboot
automatically for you and will delete the flash for you then copy the new
one over. Hope that helps.
Craig Johnson, CCNP, CCDP
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In my opinion, IOS isn't all that great for configuring large numbers of
identical ports. You have to go into each interface and set the parameters.
Cat IOS is great for that, cause you can type something link 4/1-24 for your
port range and configure all of them simultaneously.
Craig
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If it truly is a CSU/DSU, do a show service-module t1 command. It will show
you the clocking, framing, and linecode. To change them, simply go to
interface configuration mode and do service-module t1 ? and you can see all
the options you can set.
Craig
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Is it a T1 csu or a 56k CSU? On a 56k CSU, a rollover will work fine (wires
1,2 - 7,8). However, on a T1 CSU, you'll need to make a cable that crosses
1,2 - 4,5. HTH
Craig Johnson, CCNP, CCDP
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Hmm...never heard of that one before. No listing in my copy of Newton's
Telecom Dictionary either. However, ADC makes a HiGain Remote Unit which
might be it. http://www.pairgain.com/PRODUCTS/t1_e1/hg_remote.asp Most of
the time, however, the telco is usually shooting BS your way so you won't
as
A layer 2 device would be a bridge or a switch. A hub is just a multiport
repeater, which just relays signaling. It can't see the MAC address of a
NIC, so it doesn't care where the data ends up. Hence, layer 1.
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Do a show diagbus , where slot is the slot that the VIP is in. HTH.
Craig Johnson
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Subject: HW rev for FE PA,2-Ports
Is
I just got this from my Cisco Channel Account Manager, thought I'd pass it
along.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/146/pressroom/2000/sep00/wwc_090500.htm
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Sounds like it might be a memory leak on the router. You might look to see
if this is a bug, or just upgrade it to a newer release (General Deployment
is usually reliable, and I think it's up to 12.0.12) HTH
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e no reason why it
shouldn't work. I think they use either Intel Etherexpress 100 NIC's or
3Com 3c905B Nic's, although I'm pretty sure it's the former.
Craig Johnson
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processor). HTH.
Craig Johnson, CCNP, CCDP
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Oscar Rau
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 9:46 AM
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Subject: Adding HW to PIX
Hi,
The PIX system we have only has the inside and outside NICs,
I've run into this before. The only way to do this quickly is to take the
flash from the msfc and put it into a 4500 or 4700. From there, you can
partition the flash, and copy tftp flash the code on there. Let me know if
you need anything else.
Craig Johnson, CCNP, CCDP
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Try using 9600,8-N-1. That's the default for most all routers. Just change
your stop bits from 2 to 1.
Craig Johnson, CCNP, CCDP
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dennis.barker
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If you're talking about the E1 with internal CSU, it'll be configured with
the service-module command. On the serial interface, do a service-module e1
and you can set the CSU settings, and the clock source. HTH
Craig Johnson, CCNP, CCDP
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