Hi all,
What are deferred collisions? I have searched the archives and CCO, and
could not find a description of them.
Thanks,
Dave
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Nevermind. It was in the archives. I had to increase my returns count to
more than 50... :-)
Thanks,
Dave
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This book has a second edition coming out fairly soon. You may want to
wait.
Dave
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From: Brian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 11:34 AM
To: Josh Youngman
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Need BGP4 book
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000, Josh Youngman wro
Hi all,
I want to use MRTG to monitor my central ISDN router. This router has a PRI
that other routers (using BRI) in the same metro area call into. We use
Multilink PPP, so the remote offices create Virtual-Access interfaces on the
hub router when they dial into the hub router.
I am wondering
Never mind. I figured it out. You have to set up dialer interfaces for
every remote connection.
Dave
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From: David Smith
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 11:19 AM
To: Study group (E-mail)
Subject: MRTG and DDR
Hi all,
I want to use MRTG to monitor my central ISDN
Actually, you only need one WINS server, centrally located. No need to have
one on each side of the link. That would just add database replication
overhead, much more traffic than resolving names across the WAN link. The
remote side just points to the one WINS server.
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Is this access list applied to a dialer list so that it is used to specify
interesting traffic? Or is it applied to a particular interface directly?
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All,
I have searched for several days on the HP, Microsoft, and Cisco web sites.
I have not been able to figure out which TCP/IP port number an NT server
would use to send a print job to a JetDirect card (LJ 4000 and its ilk).
The reason this relates to Cisco is this: We have Windows Terminal
There is a pretty good description of how fiber works (with illustrations)
in the book "Introduction to Telephones and Telephone Systems" by A. Michael
Noll. It's a really good book on telephone signaling, ISDN, etc. If you
are interested in learning telecom basics I would highly recommend it.
Hi all,
I am doing some projections for growth in our companies FR cloud. I was
checking the limitations of routers when I came across this article. The
link is below.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/125/26.html
The following is directly from the article. The last part is what I have a
ques
RRGH! Keep your religious opinions to yourself, this is not the forum
for it! Take it off line!
BTW, Denis, you spelled ignorant incorrectly. Ironic, isn't it?
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2000 7:02 PM
To: David Smith; Study group (E-mail)
Subject: Re: Frame Relay limitations question
Dave,
To quote HCB yet again "WPAYTTS?" (What problem are you trying to solve?)
This should be considered in context - don't ever think about running 60
sub-int into a 2500, it would ju
Truth is based on perception. The truth (to me) about the ratio of men to
women in this and any technical field has a sociological basis. Read
Deborah Tannen's book "You Just Don't Understand" for some insight into how
the conversational behavior of women can account for any number of perceived
Hi all,
I have a bunch of local offices using ISDN to dial into our main office.
The remote offices use BRIs, and the main office has a PRI.
I noticed all of the remote offices have ppp multilink configured on their
end, but the router with the PRI doesn't have ppp multilink enabled. I want
t
Hi all,
I asked the group a couple of weeks ago about FR limitations, and didn't get
an answer that was complete. However, I have found it on CCO. For those
interested in the memory restrictions on routers using FR, check out:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/125/24.html#24-A
Thanks,
Dave
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Hi all,
I hope someone can help me understand something about PPP multilink. I was
reading up on it, and checking the routers at my job to verify that it was
working. Whenever two routers have a dial connection using BRIs and they
are configured to use PPP Multilink (PPPM), they work fine and t
Hi all,
I hope someone can help me understand something about PPP multilink. I was
reading up on it, and checking the routers at my job to verify that it was
working. Whenever two routers have a dial connection using BRIs and they
are configured to use PPP Multilink (PPPM), they work fine and t
Hi Everyone,
I've been using Cisco Freeware TACACS to manage Cisco over 500
routers/switches at my company which is a major financial institution
in the East Coast. The TACACS server I am maintaining and developing
is capable of supporting user authentication in both EXEC and Privilege
mode and
I do not want to get into this discussion; however, having worked with
both Pix and Checkpoint (Next Generation) for the past 12 months, here
is my .02c worth:
1) If you are a Managed Service Providers, CP running Nokia Platform
(aka ipso) is a much better solution. There are lot of built-in
has anyone have much success with the "auto-update" feature in Cisco Pix
Firewall? From what I've read, this feature allows the firewall
to automatically retrieve the latest code and configuration from the
"auto-update" server. However, I am having trouble to get it work.
Here is what I put on
I have this scenario:
Network 1 with IP address 172.16.1.0/24 is on the "inside" interface of a
Pix 515 running Code version 6.2(2) and PDM 2.0(2). The IP address
of the Pix "inside" interface is 172.16.1.1. Workstations on network
172.16.1.0/24 can access the Internet via Port Address Translat
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