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If you word the subject properly, it makes life easy.( for > 1 people )
Couldnt " Hyperterm Problem" be a better subject for this than a " why"
Why not !
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I use the line to connect with the console of 2501 and the serial of the
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line con 0
exec-timeout 0 0
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I am just curious as to why SNA still runs on tokenring today. Is there any
reason that it cannot just hook right into an ethernet network?? I have
read a few white papers on SNA, and I assume that because tokenring was the
major LAN media back in the day, and because SNA uses RIF'
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Subject: SNA: why tokenring?
I am just curious as to why SNA still runs on tokenring today. Is there any
reason that it cannot just hook right into an ethernet network?? I have
read a
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>Couldnt " Hyperterm Problem" be a better subject for >this than a " why"
>Why not !
Couldn't y
Hi All,
I am looking for advice on a LAN performance issue. i
am running primarily NT4 and win2K boxes on a 100Mbit
UTP Ethernet LAN.
my servers are on static IPs on one subnet while my
clients pick up DHCP addresses (assigned out of my
control) in any one of half a dozen other subnets.
file t
Hi All
Well I am in the middle of setting up my first eBGP deployment, and I keep
coming back to Internet Routing Registries (IRR)...
I will be multi-homed with two providers, QWest and Level3. Level3 has it's
own IRR, QWest doesn't seem to be too organized at all ;-) I will have two
/23's, two
Hi !
in the last few sample configurations i came across the term LOOPBACK.
what is this device needed for and why do i have to specify this.
concerning FRAME RELAY or ISDN for example.
thanx a lot
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Student
Fachhochschule St. Pölten f
router one' int s0 and router two' int s0 use DDN to connected,also set the same
bandwidth.
router one>sh int s0
i got the load is 31/255
but
router two>sh int s0
i get the load is 250/250
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uld roughly match the output rate of the other (there's actually
a couple of reasons why it might not but in most cases this holds).
On newer versions of IOS (certainly 12.1, not sure about 12.0), both the
txload (transmit, or outbound load) and rxload (receive, or inbound load)
are shown.
J
Hi all
could anyone explain to me why NAT breaks VPN? Then what could be the
solution for that?
I heard that policy routing could be one solution.
I just want to verify that with you guys.
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Hi,
There are many buffers on Cisco routers like small, middles, big,
1. Is there any advantage/disadvantage of having many buffers compared to
having one or two only.
2. How and in what order they are being used by the system ?
Any feedback is highly appreciated.
Adia
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I connect a AS5300 (4 E1/PRI) with a PRI line from the switch,
after I"deb isdn q931""deb isdn q921",i run "csim start ***"to
simulate a call,and i got the following result,and the call setup failed,
why?
1d03h: ISDN Se0:15: RX <- SABMEp c/r = 1 sapi =
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simulate a call,and i got
I'm trying to sign up for lab access,
I check out 3 sites for this, nantech.com, fatkid.com, and ccbootcamp.com
It seems like ccbootcamp is most popular since they are almost fully booked
Why are they so popular? Is there special reason why? equipment wise, do
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7;m wrong
> ..
>
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>
>
>
>
>
> Alldread AK2 Robert J <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@groupstudy.com on
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Subject: SNA: why tokenring?
I am just curious as to why SNA still runs on tokenring today. Is there
any
reason that it cannot just hook right into an ethernet network?? I have
read a few white papers on SNA, and I assume that be
, and
not just right off of the access server. Just my uneducated 2 cents
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At 08:19 AM 10/12/00, Alldread AK2 Robert J wrote:
>I am just curious as to why SNA still runs on tokenring today.
IBM got their foot in the door at many large companies and then closed the
door behind them. The end result is that many companies deployed all
IBM-developed technologies. I
> At 08:19 AM 10/12/00, Alldread AK2 Robert J wrote:
>>I am just curious as to why SNA still runs on tokenring today.
>
> IBM got their foot in the door at many large companies and then closed the
> door behind them. The end result is that many companies deployed all
> IBM-d
Not to shift the subject, but if you need the consistent latency and
reliability for multimedia, why not go with ATM? The bandwidth available
is better than Token ring and the cost isn't *that* much more.
In any case, SNA over Ethernet is no problem in a well-designed
network. As Pris
path/PVC/SVC
for regular bursty data, another for multicast, another for VTC, another for
H.323 voice/video, etc.
Scott
> Not to shift the subject, but if you need the consistent latency and
> reliability for multimedia, why not go with ATM? The bandwidth available
> is better than Toke
Outside of anything more "best practice design" specific which others are and I'm sure
will cover, I would look at your 100 meg downlinks (connections from edge switches to
aggregation switches back to 5500 in increasing order of importance) Specifically,
check to ensure that your duplexes on
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> Hi All,
>
> I am looking for advice on a LAN performance issue. i
> am running primarily NT4 and win2K boxes on a
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and I'm sure will cover, I would look at your 100 meg downlinks (connections
from edge switches to aggregation switches back to 5500 in increasing order
of importance
2000 2:13 PM
Subject: Why not supernetting?
> Hi All,
>
> I am looking for advice on a LAN performance issue. i
> am running primarily NT4 and win2K boxes on a 100Mbit
> UTP Ethernet LAN.
>
> my servers are on static IPs on one subnet while my
> clients pick up DHCP addresses (
On Behalf Of
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Your problem seems to be insufficient hardware.
Supernetting five subnets and putting 500 stations on one segement will
cripple your
but machines are predictible.
Habeeb
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>
> Just to be arg
n whatever is between them is a
> bottleneck. Normally a
> Cat5500 shouldn't be that bottleneck especially if
> it's doing the routing
> (with a RSM/MSFC).
>
> Can you elaborate on how traffic is getting from one
> subnet to another?
>
> Kevin Wigle
>
>
subnets and putting 500 stations on one segement will
> cripple your network.
> Duck
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r network.
>> Duck
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>>
>> > Hi All,
>>
Hi John,
I had the same question as yours. I did not get an answer, so what I did is the "So be
it" approach.
You will need an ASN (Autonomous System Number) and what you need to do is get it from
ARIN. Once you have it from Arin, you can register your Routing Object (Maintainet,
AS,
and so o
<<...>>
Referring to this diagram anyone knows why we need a console server and what
is a console server why can't we just telnet to the s0 interface of the
router instead of via console server then do a reverse telnet ?
any input will be greatly a
in their topological database.
Doug
Hans Schimek wrote:
> Hi !
>
> in the last few sample configurations i came across the term LOOPBACK.
> what is this device needed for and why do i have to specify this.
> concerning FRAME RELAY or ISDN for example.
;
> in the last few sample configurations i came across
the term LOOPBACK.
> what is this device needed for and why do i have to
specify this.
> concerning FRAME RELAY or ISDN for example.
>
> thanx a lot
>
> ===
> Hans Schimek
>
> Stu
I'm reading the 6509 product overview and I could configure it with the
Switch
Fabric Module (WS-C5600-SFM or WS-X6500-SFM2).
Two questions:
- Which is the benefit of th SFM?
-Why I MUST install it in slot 5 or 6?
Thanks in advance,
Teresa
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router one' int s0 and router two' int s0 use DDN to connected,also set the
same bandwidth.
router one>sh int s0
i got the loa
ommand
greetings Georg
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> router one' int s0 and router two' int s0 use DDN to connected,also
Folks,
A very good explanation ( by Lisa Phifer, Core Competence ) of where NAT and
IPSec are in harmony and where they are not can be found at :
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/759/ipj_3-4/ipj_3-4_nat.html
Happy reading.
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Hello,
>1. Is there any advantage/disadvantage of having many buffers compared to
>having one or two only.
Usually Data packets come in different sizes, therefor it's efficient to
categorize
these sizes into predetermined one. For example if you dont have categories of
buffers, and only have o
ll, medium,
big, etc. system buffers.
Having different size buffers means that memory is used efficiently.
Packets come in different sizes. Why waste a 1500-byte buffer for Telnet
packets, which are only 64 bytes, typically? Or another example is
AppleTalk packets, which are always 600 bytes or
>Thanks.
>
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>If you can believe the CIT class, the small, midd
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I'm trying to sign up for lab access,
I check out 3 sites for this, nantech.com, fatkid.com
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Hello,In an OSPF netw. in a FR hub-and-spoke topology(RTA and RTC being
the spokes and RTB being the hub), using physical intfs. and using map
statements in the spokes, and neighbor statements, why do the spokes show
a state of Attempt/Drother for the other spoke but in the hub show the
state
I was just wondering why you would waste a physical int. for a loopback? You
can create logical interfaces with the "int Loopback0" and so on. So why
would you take up a serial int unless you were using subinterfaces? I'm not
trying to be smart. I really want to know what or wh
remove the loop with code or one could just power cycle the router.
mjs
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> can create logical interfaces with the "int Loopback0" and so on. So why
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> can create logical interfaces with the "int Loopback0" and so on. So why
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> would you take up a serial int un
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>I just was asked by my boss why we are not using NDM insted of FTP. I
havent a
Hey Group,
I just set up the outlook and I noticed that when I send mail it sends a
little dat file with it. I think its called winmail.dat or somethin. Why is
it doing this and how can I stop it? Thanks guys...
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The most
product overview and I could configure it with the
> Switch
> Fabric Module (WS-C5600-SFM or WS-X6500-SFM2).
> Two questions:
> - Which is the benefit of th SFM?
> -Why I MUST install it in slot 5 or 6?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Teres
Can we determine if we have SFM cards?
We have 2 x 6509's with Sup1A and MSFC2/PFC. We have dual 16GBIC line cards
(32 in total) and we are using ALL of them. If we have the 32gbps backplane,
and our 32 sockets maxed out (this isnt including the 4 x 48port ethernet
line cards we have) then we wou
not necessarily, a lot of the processing for port to port is done on the
line cards..
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Cisco Systems
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> Can we determine i
10/100 mb RJ45 WS-X6348-RJ-45
SAL05073WXL
You'll see (in the example) there's a SFM in slot 5 that's active. If you
have 2, one will be active and the other in standby (or inactive).
As far as the GBIC cards overrunning the 32Gbps backplane, it's a
possibil
Do you mean a Fabric enabled line cards of the SFM itself???
dave
Kris Keen wrote:
>
> Can we determine if we have SFM cards?
>
> We have 2 x 6509's with Sup1A and MSFC2/PFC. We have dual 16GBIC line cards
> (32 in total) and we are using ALL of them. If we have the 32gbps
backplane,
> and o
I've tried HTML & Plain Text, but I still get words swapped around & numbers
in the middle of my sentences. I'm using regular MS products on my PC.
Any Ideas- Paul ???
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PS- now the question is: will this distress signal come out legible enough
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I made a nt radius as the Authen server,the pixwall died twice or thrice
everyday,but if I don't add Authen function,it will be ok,why?
the following is the configuration:
interface ethernet outside auto
interface ethernet inside auto
ip address inside 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
ip address ou
I want to upgrade the ios ,and i want to keep the
vcw-vfc-mz.c549.mc.7.23.bin.
if i run "copy tftp flash",i have to erase the flash file system totally to
make room.
So i try to delete c5300-is-mz.120-7.T first ,but why the available mem
doesn;t increase,
and i reload the router ,no
Before the VLANs, the switch maintained
a MAC table and knew which port to go out to get to any unicast address
in the entire space. So, why can't it continue to do that after we
arbitrarily implement some constraint on broadcast addresses?
It seems to me that the same, exact MAC table, with a
Hi group members
In TP cables we have eight wires. Only four are used. Why we need the other
four. The same thing applies to DB-25 and other types of cables. We don't
use all of the wires. Why?
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was too expensive. (!) I asked one of the engineers why they were going with
such high end equipment. I said I could get them excellent performance with
3548's at a lot lower cost, since they seemed concerned with expenses. The
guy kinda winked and told me the engineers pus
when i dialed a 3640 router ,i got the following error ,it seems that i got
connected ,but soon it cut off.( Async packet I/O debugging is on)
any help would be appreciated .
cisco#
01:08:41: %LINK-3-UPDOWN: Interface Async65, changed state to up
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Hi,
Can anyone give me some reasons why anyone would want to or need to use GRE
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Hi,
I configured 6 routers with appltalk routing and igrp.
R1 has a cable range of 100-110 on E0 and a zone of CCIE1 and a cable-range
of 1000-1000 and a zone of WAN for S0.
R2 has a cable range of 200-210 on E0 and zone of CCIE2 and a cable-range of
1000-1000 and a zone of WAN for S0.
R-3 - 300
Hello,
The BCRAN course book mentions 8 pins being used for modem connections: Pins
2,3,4,5,6,7,8,20...Pin # 6 it says is not really used for modem connection
and infact I don't even see that pin on the actual adapter. Then why is it
mentioned and if it is actually used, when would it be
Hi All,
I am trying to find out why we do an inverse/wildcard
masks while using access lists?
For example, if I want to deny 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0
network, on the access list, we configure this
as 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.255, but why do we do it this
way instead of 255.255.255.0.
All this
> Hello,In an OSPF netw. in a FR hub-and-spoke topology(RTA and RTC being
> the spokes and RTB being the hub), using physical intfs. and using map
> statements in the spokes, and neighbor statements, why do the spokes show
> a state of Attempt/Drother for the other spoke but in the
standard ping from RouterB to 192.68.11.1 , it works.
Does anybody know the reason why?
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ask this out of ignorance. Why is HTML email shunned? Does it impede performance
on a non-HTML enabled mail client? I was just curious. I like to send HTML
signatures on my emails. Since I am in the job market, it looks far more
impressive to do that. I do want to honor
access-list 100 permit ip any any
then on every interface i have put:
ip access-group 100 in
ip access-group 100 out
yet this is not preventing the connections. can
someone tell me why? the router this is on is the only
link we have to the internet. this is very puzzling to
me.
thanks
Beth
Hello
i am wondering why everybody makes the CCNA Certification and not the CCIE ?
I am happy if someone can help me about that reason.
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Oh, my
I failed ACRC at 724 today.
More 5 answers should be correct to pass.
Two of the losts are skipped because touching ENTER key eventually before complete
answer is described when putting my right hand on a mousethat really stunned me.
Does remaining a space at the end of c
Thanks for your feedback everybody. 8^) -Sean.
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Hello Guys,
after recovering from the shock of WTC,I just
remembered that life still has to goes on.
I have a quest and it is : I am due to appear on an
interview on Monday 17th Sep., and I have to give a
presentation on why cisco, and not other competitors.
I have to be able to convince my
Hello Guys,
after recovering from the shock of WTC,I just
remembered that life still has to goes on.
I have a quest and it is : I am due to appear on an
interview on Monday 17th Sep., and I have to give a
presentation on why cisco, and not other competitors.
I have to be able to convince my
ftp.
I have 2 switches cisco2924 MXL 3com 4924 connected
via 1000baseFX port which are saperated by 400 mtrs
.Users connected to cisco2924 are not able to
connect using FTP hoever they have http acess to the
internet .Why is it so?
Pls help.
Thanks in advance.
Piyush shah
I have a pix firewall and i have a strange problem.
If any one of you have come across this pls let me know the solution.
I have few servers at both sides of the PIX.
eg. Server-A at Outside zone and Server-B at Inside zone.
1. When I ping from Server-B to Server-A, I get request timeout.
2. Now
27;t send broadcasts outside a particular VLAN.
>>
>> But, what's so magic about a VLAN that the switch also decides not to
>> send unicasts outside a VLAN. Before the VLANs, the switch maintained
>> a MAC table and knew which port to go out to get to any unicast
Dear all,
I do a show access-list on my Cisco packer filter, May I know what kind of
access-list match will show in part 1 and what kind of access-list match
will show in part 2. Whether the access-list match in part 1 will be counted
or add together and show in part 2.
Pls take a look on line
I got your e-mail fine! Just a thought: Are you using some type of mail
encryption?
Pierre-Alex
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Circusnuts
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 12:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Why are my posts so
quot;"cslx"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I made a nt radius as the Authen server,the pixwall died twice or thrice
> everyday,but if I don't add Authen function,it will be ok,why?
> t
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
lawrence sculark
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 8:44 AM
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Subject:thanks chuck!!!
you have to be involved with cabling to understand the conce
e
> vcw-vfc-mz.c549.mc.7.23.bin.
> if i run "copy tftp flash",i have to erase the flash file system totally
to
> make room.
> So i try to delete c5300-is-mz.120-7.T first ,but why the available mem
> doesn;t increase,
> and i reload the router ,no change,why ?/wha
;copy tftp flash",i have to erase the flash file system totally
>to
> > make room.
> > So i try to delete c5300-is-mz.120-7.T first ,but why the available mem
> > doesn;t increase,
> > and i reload the router ,no change,why ?/what does the mark [deleted]
>mean?
gt;
> >"Frank" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > I want to upgrade the ios ,and i want to keep the
> > > vcw-vfc-mz.c549.mc.7.23.bin.
> > > if i run "
rsation to =
take
place.
Am I close??
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From: Bob Vance [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 8:35 AM
To: CISCO_GroupStudy List (E-mail)
Subject: why is routing needed with VLANs
OK.
I must be brain dead, today.
(and, yes, Chuck, I *have* had my mo
January 16, 2001 8:35 AM
>To: CISCO_GroupStudy List (E-mail)
>Subject: why is routing needed with VLANs
>
>
>OK.
>I must be brain dead, today.
>(and, yes, Chuck, I *have* had my morning dose of Diet Coke :)
> and, yes, I know, "What's so special about '
ut a VLAN that the switch also decides not to
> send unicasts outside a VLAN. Before the VLANs, the switch maintained
> a MAC table and knew which port to go out to get to any unicast address
> in the entire space. So, why can't it continue to do that after we
> arbitrarily
ants to send to C, it broadcasts an ARP request for 192.168.29.14, but
the switch does not forward it since C is on a different broadcast domain.
A now has to send the data to it's Default Gateway.
I think that the question is : If you take example 2, why doesn't the switch
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