We deploy 2620/2621 in our microwave network with Catalyst 1912/1924 to 'fan
out' via
VLANs, but we just use the aux port on the 26xx to reverse telnet to the
19xx, rather
than assigning an IP address to the switch.
I have seen several situations where ARP requests leak across VLANs on
A couple of people answers - ftp://ftp-eng.cisco.com/rraszuk/specials has
the three
files mentioned, I got c2500-p-l.tag to load on a 16/16 2503, and I did see
that mpls
and tag-switching commands were available, but I haven't had time to dig any
further.
I am going to renege on my offer of an
How far apart are the antennas? What antennas are you using? Is there any
sheet metal
in the area? ie building sides, a parking lot full of cars you're shooting
over, etc.
What sort of feed cable did you use? How long is the bridge to antenna run?
Lost association means a lost beacon. You can
Disable broadcast SSID under radio hardware setup.
Unix tools like kismet can see that cell even if you have broadcast SSID
disabled. If
you want real security, use IPsec between the buildings. If you want some
fake security
you can fool with WEP ... that'd likely be safe on a point to point
Thanks to the fellows at http://www.optimumdata.com I'm going to have
a lab with a mix of 72xx and 25xx available for the next week or two for
MPLS playtime with an eye on finishing that portion of my CCIP.
I've wrestled today with 12.2.4T3 on the 25xx, got utterly frustrated
with
I've been looking at the pages on the Cat 3550 and I can't tell if
this thing will handle the entire range of possibilites that the modular
QoS CLI provides, or if there are some hardware limits on numbers of
queues, etc, etc.
Is there someone with a 3550 in a lab environment that would be
I've been messing with IPsec encapsulation of GRE based tunnels on a
wireless network and I'm really starting to hit some brick walls. In
this case I've got a pair of 2620s at each location, a private T1
between them, and wireless ISP service on each end to back them.
CDP does not flow over
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