Re: [c-nsp] ip synchronisation

This seems to be 2 different things and often confused and blurred together... 1 - As I understand it, NTP is typically used for achieving a consistent clock source across devices such that date/time stamps of logs and various things (I heard even licenses in IOS XR could potentially be affected b

Re: [c-nsp] extending asr9k mpls cloud into my 7609's

Thanks Phil, I was thinking about moving the existing routing within the 7609 into a vrf as you stated, and then making the default vrf/global route table within the 7609 now be that of the asr9k ospf/mpls cloudso you sort of confirmed my thoughts about that. Wow, that seems major as I sit her

[c-nsp] ip synchronisation

hi, could anyone clarify me 1.)how synchronisation is achieved in CISCO networks. if it is NTP then how? 2.) whats the impact of ip clock in telecommunication network. ___ cisco-nsp mailing list cisco-nsp@puck.net

[c-nsp] SA-ISA on 7200 with 15.1 IOS

Hey, SA-ISA EoL few years ago, and announcement[1] says last supported release is 12.4 mainlaine. So I wonder if anyone can confirm/deny will it work on 15.1M release? And doesn't SA-VAM2+ doesn't fits here because of amount of traffic I need to cover, and price. [1] http://www.cisco.com/en/US/pr