Michael Williams wrote:
> Do you have some good links to info about the inner workings of
> TACACS+? I'd like to read more about exactly how it works.
Unfor. I couldnt find much on the CCO, but I did find some good info in MCNS
book (cisco press).
> As far as the HSRP, I guess at this point we
Wednesday, December 26, 2001 3:43 AM
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Subject: Re: Problems [7:30079]
In Tacacs+ only the body of the packet is encrypted (not the header). And
the Interfaces supported by FastEtherchannel can be from 2 to 8 (so 6 is
correct) but Etherchannel offers its own failover mechanism where
Nick S. wrote:
> In Tacacs+ only the body of the packet is encrypted (not the
> header). And the Interfaces supported by FastEtherchannel can
> be from 2 to 8 (so 6 is correct) but Etherchannel offers its
> own failover mechanism whereby failure of one or more channel
> doesnt bring the whole ethe
Sure enough, I just looked it up and it does support up to 8 ports. I don't
know where I was getting 4 from. Maybe an older IOS version or something.
Thanks for pointing that out.
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> I could be mistake
In Tacacs+ only the body of the packet is encrypted (not the header). And
the Interfaces supported by FastEtherchannel can be from 2 to 8 (so 6 is
correct) but Etherchannel offers its own failover mechanism whereby failure
of one or more channel doesnt bring the whole etherchannel down, but it
wor
FastEther Channel will support 4 interfaces
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From: "Ellis Lam"
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Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2001 4:55 AM
Subject: Problems [7:30079]
> What is the feature that NOT included in Fastether Channel ?
>
> A. Up to 6 interfaces can be bundled into one prot-channel
> B.
I could be mistaken, but I think I've seen somethings that support up to 8
interfaces in an etherchannel bundle. From URL: (watch for wrap)
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/793/lan_switching/6.html
"Some cards and platforms also support Gigabit EtherChannel and have the
ability to use from two t
AFAIK, you are correct. The models I have worked with only support up to 4
ports per group.
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> What is the feature that NOT included in Fastether Channel ?
>
> A. Up to 6 interfaces can be bundled into one prot
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