Priscilla is absolutely right, its a fuzzy question. I have just two
things to add.
If the network is mainly LAN that suggests that there are some wide
area links. Because wide area links are usually slower than local area
media and are used by lots of users, congestion on them is definitely
Its possible on many platforms to tftp download from the rom monitor. If
you have physical access and a laptop with ether, you are be back on the
air pretty fast.
Sounds like you talked with the TAC, and they should have told you if
this was an option on your platform, but
Jason
Unless the pix is really cheap, this might be a tough sell. We could do
it fairly cheaply already -- a 1720 at work with (free) Cisco vpn
clients to take home. But then they start saying at work, well, we need
a spare, and of course there is maintenance .
the problem, frankly, is that
1. Thanks for the GRE tunnel with keys suggestion, but can you configure
this without specifying the remote endpoint?
Any idea where I could find this on CCO ... the logical interface
configuration guide seems to say that the endpoints _must_ be specified
and that keys just provide weak
Help, I can't think of a way to do this . :-(
We have two IPSec appliances at work that require known, routable
addresses on their non-secure ethernet interfaces.
We want to create a kit engineers can take home for remote IPSec access
into the network from personal cable/dsl connections.
this correctly you can use dynamic-map feature
as seen in the example here:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/707/ios_804.html
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Help, I can't think of a way to do this . :-(
We have two IPSec appliances
CCO says you can use IPSEC on a 7513 (and I've seen, if memory servers,
DES56 secure shell, so the encryption itself should not be a problem)
if the image is intended for a 7513 (i.e., rsp) and it includes
IPSEC, nothing should crash and/or burn (i.e., a 7200 image won't load
on a 7500).
are
on a management LAN behind a firewall. You'd have to punch a hole in that
firewall, but the routers are obviously directly connected to each other.
Jason
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The basic analysis here seems to make sense. But there is an implied
assumption that doesn't. There will always be some people that take
advantage of a situation, but the majority of people do not. Our society and
economy, to say nothing of complex organizations in general, could not
possibly
Zapeta -
Suggest you use debug ppp (particularly, debug ppp authentication)
to determine what is going on. My ignorant hunch would be an
authentication problem (the callback connection is established, then
dropped). In particular, don't you need the command authentication
chap on R9?
Jason
www.fatkid.com is a good place to start with some intermediate level labs.
Bob Wilson wrote:
Does anyone have suggestions on setting up a eigrp lab??? I have some
equipment already bought but need some suggestions and a direction to go..
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JJohn Tafasi wrote:
Does it affect IPX tick?
IPX assumes 6 ticks for a serial interface unless you run IPXWAN, which
actually measures the delay.
Does it affect OSPF cost? (assuming subinterfaces are used)
No, OSPF will not know the CIR.
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Jason
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