here an hour or 2 of downtime is
very bad, NT probably is not the NOS that you want to use, and that IOS
would be a better choice.
I would not concern myself with router performance while acting as a DHCP.
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d all was well.
The question is, what is the 22 byte packets coming in? What conditions need
to be met for the protocol to go up? I've never seen it up/up and not have a
connection.
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getting there, and no hub/switches/etc variable, then
they will arrive at the same time.
Assuming all of the above except that getting there means the entire packet
arrives, then the 100mb would arrive first. The serialization delay is
1/10th of what is it on a 10mb pipe.
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tself to me.
Suggestions appreciated
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Brad:
Why would we not use tftpdnld in this case? I know that 3640, and 2600
supports it, so I am fairly certain that the 3620 supports it as well.
I have replaced flash on many routers and have never used xmodem to do it.
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physically removed, and
a 16mb (containing nothing) is inserted. After turning the unit on, you are
presented with a rommon> prompt.
After a year an a half playing with Cisco hardware working for a VAR, I have
yet to use xmodem.
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don't know enough about the login process for a
Novell server running IP.
I would appreciate a nudge in the right direction.
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as I entered it.
I had always thought that IOS would never re-arrange the list, no matter how
stupid it was entered.
Am I on crack or is the book wrong?
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needed, don't do anything, and only add work
for the processor.
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have masks and gateways configured. The only problem I see is if there are
multiple gateways available to a subnet, where both (or more) gateways will
forward the packet, so the destination gets 2 packets. What happens then is
protocol and application dependent.
Any comment is appreciated. I&#x
forward the packet, but doesn't know if there is another
router with a better route that would have received the packet.
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reinstall NT. I think there is a MS KB article on upgrading to MP kernal
manually, but don't recall for sure.
Someone else said that you would need to buy an additional license. That is
very untrue.
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configuration, and need to talk to a server to get a config. After several
discussions with Cisco and the VAR, I could not confirm that Cisco could
make this translation happen. It would have been a major problem and we
decided to completely migrate from LAT instead of risk it.
Scott Meyer
CCNA
Hmmm, this begs the question -
How does the IOS know that the packet has already been NATted? I thought
that the only things changed were the source/destination addresses and ports
(in the case of PAT).
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best practice for doing this.
Any input is apprectiated.
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PIX software.
As long as the source and destination tunnel IP addresses can communicate,
it does not matter how that route is determined.
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el on the chassis.
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Any router but a 2500 will give yo
were doing, ordered 2 PVCs, 1 voice
and 1 data, both 0 CIR and had no problems.
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, trying different IOS versions etc., we
discovered it was a problem with multilink. For some reason, this particulat
POP3 (or SMTP? never keep those 2 straight ) server didnt like multilink
packets.
We set ppp max fragments to 1 and everything worked.
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list who work thier ass off to better themselves.
You are on the wrong list. This list is for people who want to learn and
those who want to help others learn. Lazy people who expect things handed to
them on silver platters are in the wrong place.
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her thing that I have not verified,
is what the actual throughput is on a AMI DS0, so I am bot 100% confident in
my theory. :)
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traffic would
have absolute priority over everything else.
Where I get confused is the max-reserve-bandwidth command. The default is
75%. This affects how much bandwidth is available to Class-based WFQ and RTP
Priority.
Does someone have an example that would illustrate the concept?
Scott Meyer
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Go to www.reportsoftwaretheft.com and explain what you are trying to do.
They'll be happy to help you out.
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f the questions changed, I can pass
the test again.
There is only 1 question that really matters - Can you get this working?
If I understand the answer, the question just doesn't matter.
FWIW, it's easy to insult another, it's not easy to change anothers opinion.
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Interesting thread. The company I work for is partnered with Sprint. When we
sell frame service, 99% of the time we sell a 0 CIR unless there is voice
involved. Have yet to have a problem with throughput.
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time-out command. I
know it works when you are accessing the router itself, but does it work
when the access server is only providing an access method? In other words,
is a dial-in considered an exec process, and therefore subkect to exec
commands?
Thanks
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is no ACK or accept message coming from the client.
Has anyone seen this before? I have tried 3 different software images
(12.0.4T ip/ipx/plus, 12.0.7T ip/ipx/plus, and 12.0.7T ip/ipx) with the same
results.
I appreciate any ideas that people would send my way
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ere a long distance carrier on the dialing ISDN?
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m that the remote device could get its config from the server when the
router does translation.
Other than that, I'm no help. :)
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All routers are running EIGRP. This is a bank, so security is
an issue.
What would your solution be? I'll point out pitfalls that we encountered in
trying to figure this out. We were able to come up with a partial solution,
that didn't compromise security.
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