You may consider log messages to syslog server and increase the level of
logging details at least it'll show you something... also try things
like
show stack, see if you can find anything.
Leon Chang
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From: "Joseph Ezerski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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After taken four exams in one month time, I've got my CCNP today.
personally I don't find it too hard at all. Intense, but not hard.
For all the four exams, I got 890-900, which is kinda ok considering I
was rocketing through these exams in one month :)
I'll start doing CCNP security next, hopefu
Priscilla,
As far as I understand, all Ethernet media adhear to the 52 bit-time rule.
Full-duplex
media has the loopback and collision detection disabled, but it still has
exactly the same
mechanism as half duplex ethernet.
However the particular statement is true for Multi-mode Fiber (MMF) wher
or more precisely, it's the 52 bit-time rule. Where the maximum round-trip
time
in a segment can not exceed the time needed to transmit 52 bits. Ie, if it's
a 10M
network, it has to take less than 5.2 us, if it's 100Mb network, then it'll
be 0.52 us
Leon Chang
CCNP, CCDA
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hi Priscilla,
I think CEF has an option of per-packet load sharing, which determines the
path on a per-packet base.
The real power comes from distributed CEF, where if you have a 75xx
or similar with VIP cards, it'll utilize the switching processors on VIP
cards to do
the switching. This is the
hi,
For TACACS+ servers, I know you can set something similar to "acl=" in
service section.
but that's for Cisco routers, don't know if it's applicable to the server
you are talking about though.
Leon
CCNP+Security, CCDA
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