hello robert,
you can try to obtain automatically (with the same monitoring script)
neighbors ip adresses (ipv4 or ipv6);
EXAMPLE (perl):
- you have router X with the ip adress $iprouter:
$comm=""; # put here your own password
$oid="1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.7";
($session,$error) = Net::SNMP
Peter Kranz <> wrote on Wednesday, April 18, 2007 2:27 AM:
> Any quick hits on how to solve this:
>
> SLOT 3:Apr 17 11:51:02: %LC-6-PSA_UCODE_NO_SUPPORT: Current bundle
> does NOT support (Link bundling)
>
> On a GSR 12008 running a Engine 2 3 port GigE card
>
> Relevant config/details:
>
> IO
On (2007-04-18 07:16 +0800), Lincoln Dale (ltd) wrote:
> actually, it really does "depend" on the platform. many platforms have
> 'distributed' forwarding - e.g. take a 6500 or 7600.
> you *can* have centralized forwarding (no DFCs installed) or you can
> have 'partially centralized' (DFCs on some
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Matthew Simpson wrote:
> I'm having a problem with a BGP session with level3. It has dropped
> twice in the last week now with a hold time expired message. The port
> stays up and the BGP session comes back 5 minutes later.
>
> Log:
>
> %BGP-3-NO
Hi All,
I have been experimenting with QinQ a few days and I came across
some issues and questions I would like to put forward.
My question is whether QinQ or 802.1Q which is said to be supported
by cisco 3550, 7206 series switch/router is the same as the QinQ
tunnelling that is defined in
I'm having a problem with a BGP session with level3. It has dropped
twice in the last week now with a hold time expired message. The port
stays up and the BGP session comes back 5 minutes later.
Log:
%BGP-3-NOTIFICATION: received from neighbor 4.78.220.xx 4/0 (hold time
expired) 0 bytes
%BGP
That raises a good question...if an NPE-400 with 2000 PPPoA and 35 PPPoE
operates at 44% today, what would a G2 bring that down to?
Frank
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Any quick hits on how to solve this:
SLOT 3:Apr 17 11:51:02: %LC-6-PSA_UCODE_NO_SUPPORT: Current bundle does NOT
support (Link bundling)
On a GSR 12008 running a Engine 2 3 port GigE card
Relevant config/details:
IOS (tm) GS Software (GSR-K4P-M), Version 12.0(28)S2, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
gsr-
Howdy,
Antonio Querubin wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Robert Boyle wrote:
>
>> The MIB is:
>>
>> 1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.2.a.b.c.d
>>
>> where a.b.c.d is the IP address of your BGP neighbor.
>
> Anyone know how the 'a.b.c.d' is mapped for an IPv6 BGP neighbor? I've
> got a bunch of such neighbors b
I'm running one with Version 12.4(4)XD4. So far 15 weeks of uptime, no issues
with 924 L2TP, and 762 PPPoE sessions - 24% CPU Utilization.
Come to think of it, I would have thought I'd be seeing a bit better
performance.
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Subject: [c-nsp] 7200 / NPE-G2
> > I was looking to find the total PPS the switch is doing, the switch
> > performacne sheet on cisco i think said it could handle 35,000,000
or
> > 40,000,000. Is it talking about each interface being able to handle
> this
> > amount? I assumed it was the total amount of everything combine?
>
On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Robert Boyle wrote:
> The MIB is:
>
> 1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.2.a.b.c.d
>
> where a.b.c.d is the IP address of your BGP neighbor.
Anyone know how the 'a.b.c.d' is mapped for an IPv6 BGP neighbor? I've
got a bunch of such neighbors but doing an snmpwalk through that OID
subtree
Hi!
On Apr 13, 07, Ahmad Cheikh-Moussa wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a general question to PIX and VPN
> A customer has a PIX 506 with 6.3(5) and wants to establish
> a vpn tunnel. Normally no big thing, but he wants to terminate
> the vpn tunnel on the inside interface. Do not ask why.
> Actually he h
Arie,
Aggregation of frame and leased lines, some dot1q, and EIGRP for a
routing protocol.
For hardware I'd fill them with PA-2T3+ and PA-MC-2T3+ adapters.
On 4/17/07, Arie Vayner (avayner) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you give a bit more info what you are planning to use the 7200
> router
On Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 09:35:18AM -0700, Voll, Scott wrote:
> I'm trouble shooting a Citrix issue dropping.
>
>
>
> The setup involves two T1's to the site. I'm per packet load balancing
> over them. (note they just went from one t1 to two)
You will have packets out of order. Did you try MLP
Hello list,
Reading the ASA Software version 7.2
documentation, I found that, among other things,
HTTP stateful replication is provided.
Does this include HTTPs (443) replication for WebVPN ?
Ie: (SSL Browser) -> ASA -> HTTPs -> SSL WebServer
If not
Hi,
this is more a STG question than a Cisco question, but I have no other place
to ask : did anybody get STG to work with 64-bit interface counters? Packet
capture shows that STG is doing a SNMPv1 request, while it should be v2c.
STG site (http://leonidvm.chat.ru/) vaguely claims support for v
I'm trouble shooting a Citrix issue dropping.
The setup involves two T1's to the site. I'm per packet load balancing
over them. (note they just went from one t1 to two)
They say they get kicked off every 10 minutes.
Is there any kind of thing within IOS with either per packet load
bala
On Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 05:20:08PM +0200, chiel wrote:
> I was wondering how you guys monitor your BGP sessions. Do you
> use snmp traps or do you poll the router with a snmp get
As already posted by others, you can use either method.
Here's a script that uses SNMP to get the router status, and c
Hello,
I was wondering how you guys monitor your BGP sessions. Do you use snmp traps
or do you poll the router with a snmp get (if thats posible)?
I ask this because I want don't want to get notified if one bgp goes down. But
I would like to know if a important bgp session goes down/flapping.
At 11:20 AM 4/17/2007, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I was wondering how you guys monitor your BGP sessions. Do you use
>snmp traps or do you poll the router with a snmp get (if thats posible)?
>I ask this because I want don't want to get notified if one bgp goes
>down. But I would like to know if a impo
On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, chiel wrote:
> I was wondering how you guys monitor your BGP sessions. Do you use snmp
> traps or do you poll the router with a snmp get (if thats posible)?
> I ask this because I want don't want to get notified if one bgp goes
> down. But I would like to know if a important
On Apr 17, 2007, at 9:02 AM, Justin M. Streiner wrote:
> An external system (NMS, etc) would need to determine what
> "important",
> "flap", etc mean, based on rules provided by you.
Arbor Peakflow SP watches BGP and can provide some correlation
between BGP events and traffic events observed
>
> We've also tested the ACE, and have several in production. It's going
> to be a definite upgrade from the CSS when some of the little kinks are
> worked out. We are currently using their 6500 module, and have the
> actual appliance that is going to be released in testing. There are
> so
Can you give a bit more info what you are planning to use the 7200
router for?
Arie
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Subject: [c-nsp] 7200 / NPE-G2
Does anyone have exper
The linecards do not carry full BGP tables, just the CEF table. Check the
output of "execute-on slot show memory free", you probably have a good
amount of free memory on the LCs (I have ~ 80MB free on my LCs).
~Matt
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Sven J
Dell has a pass through card that allows you to connect the server NIC's
directly to your 3750, which is perfect and solves all of these problems. A
quick check to the IBM site did not a comparable Ethernet card.
The Cisco switch modules are inadequate because you cannot channel server
NIC's insi
Does anyone have experience/feedback that they're willing to share on
the moderately new G2 engine ? I suspect that software is more of a
wild card than the hardware itself. Does anyone have an opinion on
whether one is better off with 12.4.11T or 12.2SB ?
I was looking to find the total PPS the switch is doing, the switch
performacne sheet on cisco i think said it could handle 35,000,000 or
40,000,000. Is it talking about each interface being able to handle this
amount? I assumed it was the total amount of everything combine?
~Shaun
> Don't
You should be able to use any switch that supports etherchannel via LACP
(which is just about any Cisco switch). The commands will depend on
what switch you are going to go with.
--
Tom Sands
A comical aside to this topic is people comparing uptimes.
Much of our equipment (6500/7600) is currently in the 2+ years range
now. In the past, I have seen, a 2500 router up over 4+ years.
Recently, a friend at Cisco sent a note about a switch or router that
had been up for 8+ years.
Clearly,
On (2007-04-16 23:56 -0700), Shaun wrote:
> I was looking to find the total PPS the switch is doing, the switch
> performacne sheet on cisco i think said it could handle 35,000,000 or
> 40,000,000. Is it talking about each interface being able to handle this
> amount? I assumed it was the tot
Hi,
I want to make bonding between linux and switch.
I need that switch is Cisco?
That commands I must use?
Could use switch allied telesyn?
Cheers
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Ran,
I am not 100% sure this would help, but you may want to try and use UDLD
on the ports. The timer can be reduced down to 1 second.
I would recommend you run it in aggressive mode.
Take a look here:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat3750/12235se/scg/
swudld.htm
Arie
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Hi all,
Has anybody seen a tool for converting Junos firewall rules into Cisco
ACL's?
I know Juniper have one to go the other way.
I have several hundred to do, and manually will be a pain and liable to
error.
Junos rules look like :-
filter test-out {
term permit_tcp_established {
Dear list,
we have several
FRU: Linecard/Module: 3GE-GBIC-SC=
Processor Memory: MEM-GRP/LC-256=
Packet Memory: MEM-PKT-512-UPG=
L3 Engine: 2 - Backbone OC48 (2.5 Gbps)
MBUS Agent Software version 2.48 (RAM) (ROM version is 3.47)
ROM Monitor version 17.1
Fabric Downloade
If you're getting output drops then the interface may well be getting
genuinely congested, albeit on a very temporary basis.
I have seen an IPTV platform achieve a target streaming rate by
'bursting' at full line rate - eg. 100mbps achieved by sending full
1Gbps of traffic then 9 x 0Gbps of traff
Hello,
I had a similar situation on a 1812 running 12.4(11)T with dns spoofing
enabled and while I was searching at the release notes I saw that a lot
of new functionalities where added in the DNS process on 12.4(11)T. eg.
dns views. I disabled spoofing, downgraded to 12.6T6 and everything
loo
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