Re: async interfaces

"Reif, Thomas" wrote: > > How to avoid SNMP traps from "interface changed state to up.." events > especially from virtual async interfaces ? Under interface configuration mode: no logging event link-status Saša _ FAQ, list ar

async interfaces

hi all ! How to avoid SNMP traps from "interface changed state to up.." events especially from virtual async interfaces ? all other events should stay active ! Regards, Thomas Reif _ FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstud

Re: Async Interfaces

Actually, the initial mode is known as "user exec", while the mode which requires the enable password is "privilaged exec". Check into the Cisco press CCNA study guide or CCO to verify this. -Brad At 07:37 PM 6/11/00 -0700, Joe Martin wrote: > Then you can do ENABLE and a password to get

Re: Async Interfaces

Title: Async Interfaces EXEC is the mode that allows you to configure the router.  In other words, when you dial-in, the router looks to see if it gets the characters passed to it that mean PPP or SLIP.  If it doesn't then it will put you in EXEC mode and give you a prompt for a passwo

Async Interfaces

Title: Async Interfaces Hi group, Got a question concerning the use of "async mode dedicated" and "async mode interactive".  Why is that in dedicated mode, you cannot use the "async dynamic addressing" command to let the remote user specify an address? In the