I'm looking for some feedback to a discussion I had with a co-worker. I'm
not looking for troubleshooting assistance with this problem. Rather, I
would like to know if anyone else has experienced a similar situation in
which a utilization problem looks like a physical problem?
We had
My experience has been that you can't route packets, so it couldn't be
"production". But, you could setup a default gateway. This way you could
telnet to the router and setup to get IOS via TFTP.
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systematic fashion? Aaron Dixon mentioned he tried to perfect these skills
before taking the lab.
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I know is just one written test. Is the CCIE just one written test as well?
and then the lab?
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Mark Krysinski wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if you can use a 1750 with a 10/100 port in place of a 2600
> series router for ISL?
Last time I've checked, 1700 didn't support ISL on 100 Mbps ports.
Sasa
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you need image with 'Protocol Translation' feature. Enterprise
image has it, 'Access Server' image also (probably).
Saa
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> I cannot expand my vty lines on my devices either.
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Moo,
maximum speed of serial interface on WIC-1T is 2Mbps. Maximum speed
of ports on NM-8A/S, working in sync mode, is 128Kbps. That could
be problem in your situation.
Saa
"Moo, Wai Keong" wrote:
>
> I've got cisco 3640 router with one single port serial wan interf
ethod is usually good for all TCP-based traffic.
> However, do not enable the Nagle slow packet avoidance algorithm if you have
> XRemote users on X Window sessions.
> -
>
> Does one use X-windows sessions to connect to the router?
Yes.
> If I am an X user, and I open
Has anyone had issues where DHCP limited the use of the Spanning tree =
protocol?
Can you send me a lead to a white paper or give me any information on =
this issue?
Thanks.
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I am currently in Michigan making 42k a year and am looking for something
new. I want to live somewhere where the cost of living isn't outrageous.
Anyone have any states or areas in particular where the pay isn't horrible
and living is reasonable?
Denis
Denis A. Baldwin, Network Adm
Frank wrote:
>
> but what does "int s0:15...int s7:15" mean?
Serial0:15 to Serial7:15 are D channels of PRIs.
Saa
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>
> knows anything below what it does ?
>
> route-map MikeTest permit 10
> set community 6461:701 additive
Adds community 6461:701 to the list of communities
carried with the route. Without keyword 'additive',
it will remove other communities.
I
Olden Pieterse wrote:
>
> I've got a customer's 1601r and for the life of it it does not like to boot
> the ios image from flash (c1600-ny-mz) coldly
Send us output from 'show version'.
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> a LD416 $1500-$2000
You really think that's it? These units list at $9995.
Even used, one would think you could net more then
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Does anyone have and Cisco ONS 15327 Docs, PDFs, or Links?
Thanks in Advance!
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Does anyone know who it will differ from volume one?
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Anyone know when Doyle is going to publish Vol 2?
Adam Hickey
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We are looking at four new 24 port switches for our network. We have Cisco
and HP as our final contenders. Both the HP Procurve and the Cisco
Catalyst carry similar specs, but the HP is about 20% of the cost of the
Cisco. Can someone give me a REAL reason why the Cisco Catalyst would be a
Core routers are usually used for full BGP routing tables, typically 12000
and 7000 series routers. All other routers can be used for partial and
default routes.
Regards
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A look in the archives shows:
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/front.x/wwtraining/colt/ColtLogin.pl
Geoff
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> dear friends
>
> can
I recently had the same problem on a production 7204VXR. I tried to remove
boot flash and re-add it then reload the router, problem remained. Found out
that the IOS had become corrupted, tftp'd new ios to it and everything
restored. This was something I hadn't seen before.
Side note:
DSL aggregation is where you terminate your DSL subscribers, and it's not
necessarely your DSLAM.
For a box, do you mean a box like the RedBack sms1800 ?
http://www.redback.com/products/sms1800_datasheet.asp
The cisco 6400 seems to be an equivalent box.
Patrick
> What is DSL agg
looking at using Cisco gear to replace our aging Kingston network. The
whole LAN is less than 200 feet in length from end to end and will be
meeting in the middle at around the 100 foot mark. Here are the questions:
Would wireless technology be a possibility?
Would it be cheaper in the long run to just
Which one is best 1, 2, or 3?
Jim Newton
Data Design Engineer
SBC Ameritech
Wk. 608-259-2454
Pager 608-559-3288
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"Reif, Thomas" wrote:
>
> How to avoid SNMP traps from "interface changed state to up.." events
> especially from virtual async interfaces ?
Under interface configuration mode:
no logging event link-status
Saa
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Is there a survey somewhere of average salaries for various Cisco Exam
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some ammunition to use against the board of directors.
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MAC address starting with 01
Patrick
> Sisqo wrote:
> >
> > Cisco press book (BCMSN) does not really explain well the concept. I was
> > wondering if someone can help me break the barrier.
> >
> > Example in the book:
>
Anybody know about the Blackberry???
Any other experiences with the Blackberry, good or bad..
Thanks,
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symbols used in the following as-path access-lists (^, $, _, ., +, (),
*). Could someone tell me what each of them mean? Could
someone also point me to a Cisco page that explains them in detail? I
have been searching and cannot find anything except examples that includ
es
to our BGP configuration. The problem is that I understand how bgp works
for the main part, but I don't have any information on the meaning of the
symbols used in the following as-path access-lists (^, $, _, ., +, (), *).
Could someone tell me what each of them mean? Could someone also point me
to
I agree with William, they promise you "Super Man" and you get Mighty Mouse
who is currently sturggling to regain his Might I could give you
much better Professional Services companies that focus on just
Internetworking engagements.
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> Can two routers (through Async) be connected back-to-back via modems for a
> lab?
>
> Rob
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Hi
If it was configured properly, then you should see the following sequence:
username prompt
password prompt
password prompt
In the Second password prompt, enter the enable secret password and it
should let you in. If this is not the case, than simply do a password
recovery on the router
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> I have a customer that sent me this ip addressing scheme:
> distant-end serial int :207.102.99.132
> their serial int :207.102.99.133
> their ethernet: 207.102.99.134
> host on thei
In the config mode, type
no service config
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Geoff
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Subject: there is something wrong with my 2610,would someone help me?
> loading
I was wondering if the 1.0 exam becomes obsolete (doesn't count anymore)
after the 2.0 exam comes out. I know that Microsoft makes you renew your
exam every couple years, does Cisco do as well?
Denis
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I had read
Ipv6 : The New Internet Protocol by Christian Huitema
Now there is the second edition of the book. Should be better than the
first edition!
2nd edition: Paperback - 247 pages 2nd edition Prentice Hall; ISBN:
0138505055
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Hi
This is a great link on how to configure Tacacs
http://stiwww.epfl.ch/tacacs/
Regards
Geoff
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Transcenders are a little high priced, but I've always found them to be very
complete. I've never used the Boson tests. What makes them better? More
questions? More detailed? Please be exact as I'm going to make my practice
test purchase soon.
Denis
>> overpriced and bos
This is a point that I would like to make emphasis on. Here in Michigan, I
know many people who have the standard respected certs (A+/MCSE/CCNA) and
are averaging $55-65000 a year. Note that most of these people have these
certs and 5 or so years of experience. In California, the same jobs
BPG can load balance when it knows an AS over two links using the
maximum-paths Number_Of_Paths
command.
To control incoming traffic, use a filter-list in
regards
Geoffrey
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Does anyone know where this web site went? It had some good study stuff on
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"Bradley J. Wilson" wrote:
>
> Is there a Cisco webpage that lists all of this information?
> I've searched and come up dry.
It is inside every cisco router installation and configuration
guide.
Here is one of the links (watch the word wrap):
http://www.cisco.com/un
Yes this can be done
Just specify the subinterface in the mrtg.cfg file
Geoff
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> Hi
>
Hi
128.213.64.0 - 128.213.95.0 => 32 /24 ip
addresses
the mask you supplied 255.255.192.0 includes 64 /24 ip
addresses.
So, the right mask is 255.255.224.0
Note that you should have ip classless specified on your
router.
Hope the explanation helps.
Geoff
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Access-lists are sequential, use deny before permit!!
Furthermore, you have to apply them to the relevant interface from where the
requests are coming.
Geoff
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It's my experience that companies do not buy certificates, they hire people. Hard or
not, simply passing tests does not imply superiority in my books.
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On 14/11/2000 at 8:55 AM Scott M. Trieste wrote:
>Ladies and gents!
>
>Just a thoug
Hi
DCD - Data Carrier Detect
DSR - Data Set Ready
DTR - Data Terminal Ready
RTS - Request to Send
CTS - Clear To Send
These reflect the status of the connected CSU/DSU. When
say DCD is down, then most probably the line between the 2 CSU's is down.
This is the way these indications can he
Correction to my own post. I meant to say that the LSA type 5's flood domain wide,
not just area wide.
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On 12/11/2000 at 12:12 PM Peter A van Oene wrote:
>It actually has little to do with physical topology (noted exception of NSSA). The
g for less LSA flooding. In a large OSPF domain, a
huge number of Type 5 LSA's can be created which will flood area wide. Sometimes,
this can overwhelm the processing of a smaller area and hence the stub concept makes
sense. The trade off is, without the first hand knowledge via LSA type
Totally stubby is a cisco nob that takes the concept of a stub area a step further.
In a stub area, only LSA types 1 (router) 2 (network) and 3 ( summary) flow within the
area. Hence, no routing information concerning prefixes outside of the OSPF domain is
injected into the area. In a
You guys must be integrators! She has a 5500 already, which although somewhat dated,
should be able to provide enough horsepower to route to 600 users in 5 or 6 subnets
surely.
I highly expect her issue is not lack of hardware related. I expect there is a
misconfiguration or faulty cabling
Achieving symmetric traffic flow in this situation will be challenging (using BGP).
Without seeing your configs and getting a better feel for the network I could suggest
you move toward an asymmetric scenario. Simply run HSRP into your own LAN and allow
all outbound to flow out one line, and
P, the IGRP process is accessed directly from the IP layer
as protocol 9." Can anyone explain "protocol 9"? I have tried a few books
and CCO but can't seem to find an explaination of what it is.
Thanks for any assistance,
Kim O'Connor
Axient Communic
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>
> Carmelo
> If you are using both serials. Are they in the expansion slot or in
> the WAN slots. If you have a spare WAN slot you could use a WIC 2 T to give
> you 2 high speed ports.
>
> How have you got the 4 ISDN ports into the router ?
carmelo Garofalo wrote:
>
> With this architecture Can I repalce the WIC Low Speed Serial
> with the other WIC Serial (Sync/Async) at 2 Mbit?
There's no WIC sync/async for 2 Mbps. But, WIC-2T (two port, 2 Mbps
SYNC serial) with do the job.
Saa
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Carmelo Garofalo wrote:
>
> sorry , I would want to write, if i can replace the WIC Serial
> (Sync/Async), with speed up to 128kb, with the WIC-2T interface.
Yes, but keep in mind that you cannot connect async line to WIC-2T.
> In conclusion, is it possibile do I have a router wit
> Nooo. To find CIR through Bandwith statement is not a right criteria becausee
> if we are using IGRP/EIGRP , we need to play with Bandwidth statement to
> select primary and secondary routes so we might need to change them different
> as Actual CIR,..
True, but "show
> Well is this BW statement based on the bandwith statement entered in the
> config for a routing protocol to use? I dont think this command will give
> you the acutal CIR of the circuit.
> I maybe wrong...let me know.
The BW statement in the "show frame-relay map" command
>>Subject: CCIE Equipment/Scenario Updated: V4
>>Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 18:56:19 -0800
>>Importance: Normal
>>
>>Team,
Folks, I got this straight from Cisco.
>>For more info on the notice from the CCIE Dept:
>>http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/ccie/certifications/routing.html#43
>>
>>Effectiv
Chuck, in your 2500, two slots are occupied.
Saa
Chuck Larrieu wrote:
>
> So, Sasa, what can you tell me from this output? :->
>
> Chuck
>
> Router#sh flash chips
> 16384K bytes of processor board System flash (Read ONLY)
>
>ChipBankCode
Brian wrote:
>
> Lets say you have a router with 8MB flash in it. 2 slots for flash (like
> a 2500 series). Does anyone know of a way to see if its got 4MB in each
> slot or just one 8MB chip in one slot without actually opening it up? I
> don't think this is possible, bu
Christine Jeffrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 3:07 PM
> To: Chuck Larrieu
> Subject: Re: Lab Exam Scheduling
Christine is actually pretty cool. I worked with her to
schedule my Lab (yes, I AM going to Halifax) a couple of weeks
ago.
ch faster call
setup with ISDN. Get telcos to install PRI at the HQ and BRI at branch
offices. HQ can use a router like the 3620 with T1/E1 interface, and the
branch offices can use 1603-R for ISDN-BRI dial-up.
(3) Frame-relay: Your scenario will be a classic hub-and-spoke topology for
a frame-relay
> Next step - He wants a a proxy server running squid on BSD
> (don't think so) so that the whole LAN can be NAT.
I'm confused by this. You don't like squid, or you're pointing
out that squid has nothing to do with NAT?
squid does a GREAT job. I've got 1200
s.ieee.org/regauth/oui/index.shtml
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> From: ROUTHIER, YVES [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 8:57 AM
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> Subject: Mac addresse list
>
>
> does anyone know a place where I can find a complet list fo
Have a look at
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/474/index.shtml
Geoffrey
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Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 12:37
PM
Subject: Resetting cisco 2610 as Username
and Password
Dear friends,
In one
For Radiushttp://www.miquels.cistron.nl/radius/
For Tacacs ftp://ftp.cisco.com
Regards
Geoff
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Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 12:56 PM
Subject: radius or tacacs
> Hi all,
>
> i am trying to find
Hi all,
Sorry for the off-topic question, but I have inherited an Osicom RouterMate
T1 CSU that has a password and I can't find a way around it to clear it out.
I have looked in the archives and on Osicom's site, but no luck...anyone run
into this before?
Tha
BGP cannot load balance by default, taking into effect the bandwidth
parameter. However, ther is a good workaround for this.
have a look at this site, http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/459/21.html
It explains BGP load balancing very well
Geoffrey
"Brian" <> wrote i
100Mb Fast Ethernet will never work at 10Mb, the solution suggested will
only work on a 10/100Mb port
Regards
Geoff
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To: "'Roland Mok'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTEC
To set priority queueing, have a look at the example below:
priority-list 1 protocol ip high tcp 23
priority-list 1 ip high list 1
priority-list 1 protocol ip medium tcp 80
priority-list 1 interface ethernet 0 low
priority-list 1 default low
!
access-list 1 permit 131.158.24.0 0.0.0.255
Try typing ppp after that the access server accepts the username/password
PPP should start (you see a lot of "garbage" on the screen) then select
continue
You should then be online.
Geoff
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t; |
>
> Thanks
> Thangavel
>
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> > In a message
Hi all,
Thanks to everyone who has contributed. I now understand that DDS is simply
a layer-1 specification. And I've simply configured the serial interface on
the Cisco router with an IP address, as well as PPP encapsulation. It works
beautifully.
Thank you all again
Martin
"M
Hi gang,
This is a question related to the DDS (I think it
stands for Digital Data Service) WAN links provided by Telstra in
Australia. What's the encapsulation to be used on DDS links? Is it
PPP or HDLC?
Also, does anyone have an example configuration for
DDS under serial inter
>> does there any irc server/channel to talk about Cisco matters...whether
>> certificaion,books, problems etc
>> would appreciate if you could let me know the irc server and channel name.
> #cisco on efnet
Ha. I hope you're kidding.
You'll get kicked darned quick if you come in talking certi
Cisco's MCNS (Managing Cisco Network Security) class fits the bill--there's
about a day-and-a-half on the PIX
"Derrenbacker, L. Jonathan" wrote:
Can
someone recommend a good recource for learning the PIX firewall.I
heard someone say something about a cdrom from cisco, but I
Hi
I want to monitor interface parameters, like status of Input
and Output Queues, Interface Resets etc. via SNMP. Anyone knows from where
I can download the MIB tree for Cisco devices?
Regards and thanks in advance
Geoffrey
> i have a question about the bgp routing table.
>
> lab scenario:
> router A is a "branch" type router providing access to the network. router
> A is running bgp with router B, the "gateway" or "border" router to the
> network. i have router
Linux. When microsoft
> > NT was leading everybody was following it MCSE stuff
> > etc but always they used to say its Crap now u say
> > cisco is crap and juniper is cool. kindly ack Cisco
> > for becoz ur in Internetworking field. It motivated u
> > to learn.
Hi
I managed to solve the problem. The issue was with the syslog server
itself, it was not accepting remote syslog calls
Thanks anyway
Geoffrey
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Hi
Regarding syslog, the document referenced in this link does work with a Sun
Machine. Anyone configured it for a Linux PC?
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Geoffrey
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I guess this book fully is avaliable on www.cisco.com free of cost but yes u
have to print it in case u need a hardcopy of the same... i have done that.
:-)
cheers
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> One of the "must
Dear group,
I have one question which has bugged me for ages,
that is, what exactly is the maximum length for an Ethernet frame (assuming no
other encapsulation like ISL)? The number 1518 keeps on getting mentioned,
but I just can't seem to work that number out:
The way I see is:
Pream
> Any 6500 series switch can be a layer 3 switch as well as the 3500
> series and 2900 series, I believe.
No.
2900XL and 3500XL run IOS, but canoot perform any routing
services.
To clarify on your other statement, ANY model in the 6000
series will perform "Layer 3 switching"
In my understanding, the signaling will be switched to something like ss7 to
traverse the PSTN, and back at the remote ISDN switch.
Richard A. Holland
Voice/Data Integrator
Telec, Inc.
http://www.telecinc.com
CCDA,CCNP,MCSE,CSE
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Unfortunately, SNA traffic is not going anywhere. SNA isn't exactly a bad
thing. The general thinking of most companies is to, rather than drop the
protocol and hardware, use technologies such as DLSw+ and the such to keep
supporting SNA. Do a lot of work in the field, and you're bo
First of all, Juniper has an oc-192 interface that actually does oc-192 and
that will still do oc-192 with an access-list on it. Cisco doesn't have a true
oc-192 card yet. They have OC-192 optics with an engine 3 forwarding engine
so it can do about 2.5Gbps, that's before applying ac
> I believe CAR is only going to be available on the 12000 GSRs, 7000's, and
> 7500's. The PFC will provide the functionality you are looking for.
Huh?
Router#conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
Router(config)#int s0
Router(config-if)#rate-limit input ?
<8000-
Zhang Jin wrote:
> Dear group,
>
> I have a question that is if a switch can simultaneously belong to more
> than one vtp domain?
>
> thanks in advance.
>
> dean
Dean,
the answer is "no".
Enjoy!
Richard Deal
Exam Cram Switching Author
**NOTE: New CCNA/C
As a side note, it seems that Juniper's success seems to lie within their
ASICS. I'm not positive, but I believe this offloads cpu cycles from the
core processor to each ports ASIC, kind of like high Cisco's high end
switches work. Like the cat5k for example. I believe Cis
William Wong wrote:
> Hi guys, I just finished the BCMSN training today and have to sit for the
> exam next week. Any advise for me on this exam?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> William
Having written a book on this subject, the test itself is very straight
forward--
much b
> I thought only the RSM rounds IOS?
Well, be careful. RSM infers the 5000 series, in which
case you'd be correct; the Catalyst 5000 series Sups only
run the CatOS.
On the 6000 series, though, you can run "Native IOS" mode
on the whole box; both the Supervisors (the "switching"
side) and the M
> 1. What does the process Layer 3 switching refer to?
"switching" has become a convuluted term.
"switching", in marketing-speak, means "fast" for all
intents and purposes.
Thus, "L3 switching" is "fast routing".
Have fun.
**NOTE: New CC
> Hi all
> Can anyone share with me experience on how to do
> bandwidth control using 6509 switch with MSFC & PFC.
> Basically, I have a number of VLANS created on the
> Ethernet module and I would like to limit the amount
> of bandwidth for each VLAN. (eg. VLAN10 - 1Mbps
Actually, the total bandwidth depends on the line coding and framing on a T1
circuit.
b8zs with esf gives you 64k per channel
use ami with sf (sometimes called d4), and you loose bandwidth to signaling,
so you just get 56k per channel
This is the way I learned anyway..I could always be wrong
Hi
Consider the following setup:
|--Internet
|
Upstream Provider--Router A
|
|--Router B
Consider Router A to have two links (1 and 2) to the upstream provider and
also Router B to have two links to the upstream provider (1 and 2)
Would it be possible to route traffic
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