Just passed mine too today. Crammed 1 week for it with token ring/bridging
paper and your basic white paper on various subjects on CCO account. This
test was way over due for me twoo years ago. What was interested for me was
that as much as you worked or study about something, there are always
I'm not sure what your question is aiming at. Is it to find a solution to
support a bigger bandwidth pipe? Or is it to optimize your bandwidth? If
you're approaching max cap with 2 T1s, you might want to change out the 2621
into a 3600 series or higher and add a channelize DS3. If you're lookin
Netlfow would be your best way of doing this but you will need a netflow
server and I think that costs additional money. AFter that you would need
to write scripts to parse out the netflow data, because it's not pretty to
look at.
ip accounting is a quick and intrusive way to do accounting of ip
Teflon is correct. If you configure your network to use Auto-RP, then all
of your interfaces will have to use PIM Sparse-Dense Mode. Besides the fact
that Auto-RP uses dense mode for it's control data, if any router looses
connectivity to the RP, then it would fall back to flood-and-prune. To me
For future reference this is call Floating Static Routes.
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Perhaps what the answer meant was using SSM with IGMP V3. With that I think
there is a separate directory that contains the list of all the active
sources. The answer is very vague. :(
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I doubt that this is a bandwidth issue because unless you have some sort of
QoS for your multicasting, the news simply doesn't get dropped over the
price update. The 3 minute time limit when the news traffic drops sounds
like a dense mode problem with the flood-prune every 3 minutes. Are you
runn
If you're using PIM Dense-Sparse mode you will need to designate an RP
router because the DR needs to know where to send the (*,G) to join and the
source DR needs to register the SA messages to the RP.
What you can do for this case is
R1-SP1---SP2-R2
make either R1 or R2 the RP.
A
Hitesh,
I'm assuming you're running two separate OS, one for the msfc and one for
the cat switch. On the MSFC if you've enable routing on it, you should be
able to ping all other IPS. However under your CAT OS, this is what you
need to do for your SCO to ping out.
Assign an IP address to your
You're getting a race condition because you're injecting the tunnel's ip
address into your control plane routing. Your tunnel protocol is using your
routing to transfer payload from one end to another. However when you use
the ip address of the tunnel and injecting it into your routing protocol,
Steve,
I'm working on multicast design a new DoD network. At this level we are a
pretty big network with OC192 pipes. At this level I rather not use any
dense mode type of implementation with my multicast design if possible. Got
too many other protocols to deal with already. I'm currently at C
do a show isdn ?
this should list all the options for ISDN that you can do. It's been
several years since I worked with ISDN but I know it's there.
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P B has a good explanation. However black hole routing is usually done on
the fly when you have a DoS attack and can't really change ACL on X routers
in your network. Routing an unwanted network into Null is the quick and
temporary way. However in the long run it is in good practice to use ACL t
I just had mine working.
Cola#show run
Building configuration...
Current configuration : 2615 bytes
!
version 12.0
service timestamps debug uptime
service timestamps log uptime
no service password-encryption
no service single-slot-reload-enable
!
hostname Cola
!
redundancy
no keepalive-enable
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