1 and Frame Relay Sniffers [7:61531]
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s vermill wrote:
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> William Pearch wrote:
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> > Does anyone have a recomendation for a sniffer solution to
> look
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The BayRS does have some very cool features.
My favorite was the modularity of the software - if you didn't want a
feature you built your software package without it. The only way you wound
up with a bloated OS was if you either needed all the bling blings or if it
was loaded by someone that did
Does anyone have a recomendation for a sniffer solution to look at T1's,
V.35, Frame Relay? Any experience with the Logix product?
Bill in Anchorage
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From: William Pearch
Sent: Thu 1/16/2003 8:12 PM
To: William Pearch; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Subject: Traceroute troubles
Why does traceroute seem to have problems with the
Those of you that have 1700 series routers in your labs, take a look at bug
CSCdz64230. It had me chasing my tail a while this evening. The net net is
you get a flapping link, and nearly constant hsrp state changes and spanning
tree action.
TTFN,
Bill
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In order to hit performance marks that are excellent with IPSec you will
need not only a spiffy NPE but the PA-VAM or PA-ISA. Be aware that the
PA-VAM may not work with the latest and greatest IPSec image. I picked
up a 7206VXR VPN bundle from Cisco last month and the only IOS supported
was 12.1(
You'll hit your three letter acroronym service level agreement real soon now
(TLA SLA RSN.)
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From: "Priscilla Oppenheimer"
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Subject: Re: is there anyone migrating isdn backup to dsl b [7:58568]
It s
Couple of notes from another 15454 user at the bottom of the email...
Dre wrote:
> Can it participate in an MPLS network?
It probably will be able to someday. Give it about 10-20 years or so.
> Does it support IP GRE, 802.1p, .q, DiffServ ?
It will pass IEEE 802.1Q tagged frames. It cannot
I can vouch for the IBM GBICs working in the 3550 switches as well.
TTFN,
Bill
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From: Tim Medley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 7:26 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: FS IBM SX GBIC's work fine with Cisco 3500 series switches
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I have been using VWIC-1MFT's and VWIC-2MFT's to connect in a data mode
to WIC-1DSUs using a cross over T1 cable. When you do this, it is
imperative to add the 'speed 64' portion of the channel-group if that is
the base speed of the DS0. I am finding that in general, if I want
something to work
Although I can't help with the leasing issue...
If you really need speed and you are using the 6500's take a look at the
new firewall blade. List is $43K a pop, but wow, talk about throughput
(5 Gigs is the spec sheet.)
Runs PIX OS, supports everything, yada, yada, yada, ymmv, vwpbl... Ok,
so i
rough those slides you realize you are outside your
warranty, you should understand what's happening to you. It costs money
to run a business. The pricing of their support is typically something
I would not argue with.
-Mark
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From: William Pearch [mailto:[EMAIL PR
I've got a poorly behaving 1710 router (reboots when you log out/TACACS
issue) that I'm trying to get straight with the TAC and I received this;
Dear $Customer$,
Thank you for contacting Cisco's Technical Assistance Center(TAC).
We have recieved your request
I love it when I'm a double d
When I was learning a bit about SAN's and Fibre Channel, one of my
instructors mentioned that there were only 3 manufacturers of GBICs
(couple years ago, may have changed by now). I have put GBICs (no long
haul stuff) obtained from Nortel, IBM, Compaq, Brocade, Cisco, and
"unknown" into a 3500, a
The Polycom Viewstations and Via-Video units use unicast UDP (RTP)
traffic for data streams and unicast TCP(RTCP) traffic for signaling and
control.
Part of the initialization process is an agreement on what codec's are
going to be used. This negotiation process is different depending on if
th
Be wary of Gig to the desktop in Windows boxes. In most cases, PC class
(non-64/66 PCI) simply can't handle it. On top of that, as Howard
mentioned, the server has to be a screamer or it won't be able to keep
up with the GigE either. You can get better performance with a *nix
box, but if it's I
If you are referring to the Cisco branded MCUs and h.323 Gatekeepers,
yes - I use them. You can save a bit of cash in some cases by turning
to the vendor of the hardware (Radvision) but the support for these
products from Cisco has been first rate. The written documentation is a
little slight on
For the medical traffic that we are throwing over frame, hospitals are
choosing to IPSec encrypt more and more. Is it necessary? I think it
will be due to HIPPA, but that may or may not play out long run. Will
it protect your data? Only from people that have the ability to
intercept C-band sat
I'm having some difficulty with one of my 3510 MCUs. It will allow a
confrence to start with a service prefix but will not allow you to
provide a confrence ID. I know this is a long shot, but anyone know
much about the Cisco MCUs? Otherwise, it's off to the TAC on Monday...
TTFN,
Bill "h.323 i
So I finnally have time to just try things. And what do I do? Try
something that doesn't seem to work.
I mirrored the configs from the CCO for a PIX to PIX to PIX IPSec fully
meshed VPN. All seemed well, until I tried a h323 conversation between
PC's behind different PIX's. This did not work.
Ok, so with all the 'gurus' out here, there must be someone that has done
this before.
I've gone through all the documentation I can find on Microsoft's web site
and Cisco's web site looking for information on setting up a CA on Windows
2000 and having a Cisco router use SCEP to register for a cer
Has anyone worked with FR SVC's on 7200s and 1700's? Any known issues?
Love it? Hate it? Wish it came is yellow?
A coworker has opened a case with the TAC regarding configuring multiple
FR SVCs on a single physical interface. I was wondering if anyone else
has run into the same or similar is
When I moved back to Alaska from Omaha, I interviewed at a place that
sent all of their candidates to a 'speciallist' who did personality
tests. I responded well to the interview, but not the job offer. :)
TTFN,
Bill Pearch, GCI Telehealth Systems Manager
Anchorge AK
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Has anyone used the 1760 routers? Thoughts, comments, suggestions?
TTFN,
Bill in Anchorage
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invest in my skill set!
TIA,
Bill Pearch, Anchorage AK
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Funny you should ask - I was at a Cisco 'thang' today and Solsoft was
demonstrating their Visual Security Policy Management product. As close
as I can come to describing it is to call it Visual Basic for routers
and VPNs. Kind of pricy - $15K for the small enterprise edition, but it
will modify
Has anyone had difficulty with the new Config Maker (v2.6)? I tried
downloading it tonight and the executable reports as being corrupted.
Is it me? Do they hate me? :)
TTFN,
Bill
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Chiming in on the machine based filtering -
Windows 2K and XP have an IPSec filter that you can configure to drop,
permit or negotiate security based on IP, DNS, ect. With a little
creativity, you can configure the box so it can talk to the rest of the
world, but the rest of the world can't ini
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