Jason,
The Catalyst series of switches does not have a startup versus running
system config.
Commands typed at the command line are saved to NVRAM immediately,
meaning a restart will not get you back to an earlier version of a
config .
Curtis
Jason Tran wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I'm new to Ci
Manish,
Is this a Zen question ?
Manish Patel wrote:
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> Consider the above OSPF network. You have configured a virtual path to
> connect Area 3 with Area 0. What is your assessment of this network?
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Mehmet,
The table is indexed by two values - cpmActiveCallStartTimeIndex and
cpmActiveCallSummaryIndex. From the CISCO-POP-MGMT-MIB:
cpmActiveCallSummaryEntry OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX CpmActiveCallSummaryEntry
MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"An entry in t
RMON is specified by RFCs from the IETF.
Basically, RMON 1 (RFC1757) extends an SNMP agent to record layer 2
statistics for a network segment. RMON 2 (RFC2021) provides similar
history, for layers 3 through 7 - again, for a network segment.
So, setting up RMON within an SNMP agent causes the ag
Chuck,
That's too bad. I hope it was not someone from this list that did it.
Did somebody just hose the config with a wrong command, or was it worse?
Can you recover by copying start to run, or tftp an older config to it?
I hope this does not kill the spirit of sharing here. It's a really nice
t
Charles,
See inline for my answers; hope they are enough to keep the discussion
going, without killing the discussion all at once!
Cheers!
Cthulu wrote:
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> I'll start with the obvious:
>
> SNMP stands for Simple Network Management Protocol, which is a misnomer
actually stands for 's
There is a free tool for snmpget, walk, and set formerly called
UCD-SNMP.
It is now called Net-SNMP available here:
http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/
Pierre-Alex wrote:
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> I am looking for a free utility that will allow me to experiment querying
> the MIB database of a switch. Is there such
To reallocate a router id, you can 'write mem', go to config mode and do
'no router ospf xx'.
Then 'copy start run'.
Your OSPF process is back, with the correct RID.
It avoids the time cost of a reload.
Hope this helps!
A Mateen wrote:
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> Hi ~
>
> Once I canged the loopback ip add, how do i
Mindiani,
In this configuration, there is no switch sending LMI to the routers.
The router declares the line protocol down after three missed keepalive
intervals (10 seconds each, by default).
One way to fix this problem in back-to-back frame relay configs is to
add "no keepalive" under the ser
Cory,
It works on broadcast networks because proxy arp is on by default.
Meaning, when the packet wanting to leave the router needs a MAC address
for encapsulation, the router has to stop and send an arp request to ask
"who has this route?". All the routers on that segment will then have to
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