I would bundle the two serial interfaces together using Multilink PPP, then
place access control on the router so customer's can't talk to each other,
then apply rate limiting to each customer with guaranteed 64k, burst
additional 64k and do rate limiting on bundle (if that's possible).
This is ge
I note the 4-port serial interface (NM-4T) is not supported on the 2600, but
I recall having an older image which did list the interfaces, but I can't
recall the image version.
Does anyone know what version of IOS will support this module?
Rik
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OT but - Anyone know a useful tool to compare two tcpdump files and show the
"difference".
I have tried using the diff command on the text output of the files (print
the packet header minus the timestamp) and this generally works but is not
the nicest due to only comparing the header information.
I recall in Uni that we used te Poisson distribution and some mathematical
formulae to say that if we have x people arrive per hour at a phone booth,
and the average phone call is y minutes, we would need z phone booths to
ensure that 95% of the time, people don't have to wait (or only have to wait
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I want to be able to allocate min guaranteed bandwidth per application as
well as use priority queuing for Voice on an edge router.
Shall I use Custom queuing, which assigns min bandwidth per application, or
CBWFQ (with Traffic Shaping if necessary)? I understand that LLQ (PQ+CBWFQ)
is the best ch
Why be so pedantic - we should be congratulating the guy on qualifying for
the lab not shooting him down with "details". By saying he got his written,
he is in no way implying that it is a certification, as you have incorrectly
asserted.
I would imply that what he "got" is his piece of paper whic
A much much much easier way is to use a PC, load the dummynet image on a
floppy disk, then in about 5 minutes with the right configuration, you have
a simulated WAN, including bandwidth and delay.
Dummynet works on FreeBSD or, as we do, you can download the version that
fits on a floppy and boot f
This is something I am researching currently. I believe LLQ is CBWFQ+PQ and
the PQ is strict. This means that anything above the allocated rate is
dropped. This is fine for voice traffic where you reserve say 200kbps for 8
voice calls, and anything more than that is dropped, but not suitable for
da
Yes you can load share - but it wouldn't load share any individual flow - I
believe this ensures the order of packet arrival is correct.
If a link went down, I'm not sure about the packets in the interface queue
(ie, those that had been placed on the outbound interface queue) but I would
suspect t
I recall years ago that 3Com had a utility that allowed you to place the
card in your laptop, reformat the filesystem, then copy the image to it. If
there is there a similar utility for Cisco, I'd be interested to know.
Rik
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What would he do if he had a FR link to a remote site and he wanted to
ensure his high priority traffic was sent without DE, whilst low priority
traffic can burst and be sent as DE - does FRTS (for Telnet only) solve this
problem (if that can be done)?
Rik
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You are right in that you are missing the point.
The statement is correct - you can decide that voice traffic to the next AS
should take path A, and all other traffic take path B (and you do this with
multiple route-maps within each router), but once you deliver the datagram
to the next AS, it is
NBAR should do this
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Subject: Filtering [7:51667]
What is the best tools for fiterring mp3's on a 2600 router in general
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We had the same problem last month on an old 4000.
The solution, from memory, was to use the config register or boot system
command in the conf t global mode.
I remember we did o/r 0x2102 and the next boot showed the config reg at
0x2102, but it was still in rxboot mode.
I think the next step was
The real question is how to do all that you mention below AND get paid for
it; meaning, what about the other policy development, group meetings,
proposal writing, etc, that happen along the way
Rik
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I was told by Cisco that Sup III didn't support IPX routing!
Rik
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Hi,
I am proposing the following LAN sol
I found it challenging, but certainly not as difficult as the MPLS exam
which has a much higher pass mark and I have failed twice to date.
For the QoS+Multicast exam, I didn't read the Multicast Cisco Press book,
only the IP QoS book, plus some whitepapers/documentation - and I struggled
- so I wo
Quick question - where does traffic shaping fit into all this. If I do
traffic shaping on outbound traffic from a 3640, I presume that occurs AFTER
the classification (ie, the shaping is the last step)?
Richard Larkin
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Definitely yes with PPP - a new NCP (MPLSCP) provides indication that the
frame is an MPLS frame instead of an IP or IPX frame. MPLS is treated as
just another network layer protocol.
Not sure about HDLC though.
Richard Larkin
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I used the book you are referring too and have failed twice. I have now gone
out and bought the Sybex MPLS book and will have another go once my collegue
has finished with it. The answer is definitely no - the book is not enough -
it only takes a handful of questions to get wrong and you're a gone
Yeah I hear you brother. Our company reimburses successful tests and I've
just bombed MPLS twice. Every time I bomb, the wife gets to go on a shopping
spree worth $AUD190 to balance the equation. Certainly the best incentive to
pass I ever had!
Rik
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