Hmm... I don't know MRTG that well, but here goes...
I'm running MRTG here on our switches (3com) and have found that each
GIF is different in terms of the MAX bits/sec (I have it set to bits
rather than bytes, but it works the same both ways). For example,
my core switch max's out at 16.0kb/s,
Probably the best thing you can do is search for specific
areas of interest. Check out:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/information/rfc.html
For example, if you want to read up on BGP, do a keyword search
for BGP or BGP-4. Typically, at the end of each RFC, they'll
have references t
Steve,
I observed ports 8875, & 1456, but I believe Napster has the ability to
use port 80, so port blocking won't help. We're doing a simple IP block
here, at the router. That will stop most users. There's a proxy function
within Napster, so there may be a small amount of people who will
Usually, you can substitute 'public' for 'customer' if the document is
publicly available (which this one is)
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/default.html
Bob
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Global config means that you have to enter the command at the
'router#(config)' prompt.
When you're at the router command prompt in exec mode 'router#', enter
'config t' (configure terminal).
Then enter the 'ip http server' command.
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The terms Class A, B & C are somewhat dated. I know Microsoft & Novell
continue to use them, but in the Cisco world, it would be known as a
10. address with a /24 mask. The 10. range is considered private and
I would assume it's being used on the inside with some address translation
to get to t
Yes. When the router reboots, it will load and uncompress the image. I
don't know if the filename matters, but I used .MZ
The first time I tried it, it failed for some reason. It's worked each time
I tried since. The file might have been corrupted the first time, or the
compression failed or
There's a multitude of answers here. You can simply add another address to
the E0 as a secondary address, though that's probably not the optimal
solution. A better solution might be to use RFC 1597 addresses on the local
network and connect to the internet via NAT. This way, you woulnd't need
a
Would that be Bob Bemer? (http://www.bobbemer.com/)
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Wow stumped the Grand Master ??
Cool no rit
Chuck,
Most disturbing.
We'll be running our own ATM network, though this is our first time
using these particular cards. We're currently running a frame-relay
between sites 1-3, but the plan is to move to a modified
hub & spoke/partial mesh using these IMA cards.
What problems did you run i
CCNA 2.0 should be available 8 weeks after end of exam. That means by May
15 or so. Might take longer, though.
Be patient. Go to http:\\www.galton.com\~cisco for exam results.
Bob
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