Hi Ryan,
I did some work for a customer a few years back doing something very similar.
Campus network, 2x 6500s as P routers, 12x 6500s running as PEs, each
connected to both Ps. Access switches then connected directly to the
PEs. The SVIs were hosted on the 6500 PEs. We use VSS for DCs where we
Hey all,
Apologies if this is a muppet question, but still getting my bearings with
MPLS. Most L3VPN designs I've checked out don't really address this
specific design...
I've got a multi-tenant network that would either be done w/VRF-lite or
L3VPN, but I don't have a CE router, per se.
Is it so
Yes – I should add, this is being done because unfortunately SNMP won’t work in
this instance. On this platform (ASR1001-X), port-channel subinterface counters
don’t work. There is a hardware limitation, according to TAC.
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Be aware that the ROMMON has issues with cards >1G in many cases, 4G cards and
larger might work once IOS has booted but not to boot from ROMMON, even if you
format them and copy the image to them on the same supervisor.
Kind regards,
Sibbi
Þann 29/11/16 19:55, ritaði "cisco-nsp on behalf of
On 29 November 2016 at 12:51, wrote:
Hey,
> So I formated a CF in another 6500, copied the IOS and tried to boot from
> disk0 without luck. I tried erasing nvram and I even copied a boot image and
> the IOS ROMMON image to the CF but I always got the same message:
There are multiple incompat
Some time ago I had to reuse old SUP32B which was not used
for several years. I don't remember all details, but finally
problem was fixed after replacing on-board batteries and
very-very long process of loading IOS via serial console...
The point was that nvram forgets all data every time the
bor
On Mon, November 28, 2016 20:54, Gregor Jeker wrote:
> Hi Guys
> We have also been working with a demo pair of those, intended as CPE for
> some E-Line like services. From my side, I have never seen that weird CLI
> everyone is talking about, I just started with the console and had a very
> IOS-lik
On 29/Nov/16 14:58, Harry Hambi - Atos wrote:
> How All,
> Just had a ASr 1000 reload itself.. last reload reason saying Watchdog.
> Trying to TFTP a file called Tracelog which I understand cisco tac will need
> to troubleshoot. Having problems TFTP this file off the switch, can someone
> ad
Harry Hambi - Atos wrote:
> Just had a ASr 1000 reload itself.. last reload reason saying
> Watchdog. Trying to TFTP a file called Tracelog which I understand
> cisco tac will need to troubleshoot. Having problems TFTP this file
> off the switch, can someone advise how to do this safely?. Thanks i
How All,
Just had a ASr 1000 reload itself.. last reload reason saying Watchdog. Trying
to TFTP a file called Tracelog which I understand cisco tac will need to
troubleshoot. Having problems TFTP this file off the switch, can someone advise
how to do this safely?. Thanks in advance.
Rgds
Harr
> Daniel Serane
> Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2016 10:47 AM
>
> > Don't know what you mean be "lighter". ASR900 is a family with
> > different RSP generations and different platforms, so its hard to make a
> comparison.
>
> And all those different ASR900s with different RSPs have totally differen
I can’t find IOS 12.2(17)SXF in Cisco.
The older one is 12.2(33)…
> El 29/11/2016, a las 12:22, lis...@cutre.net escribió:
>
> Hello
>
> In fact the CF also has a IOS (dir made in another router):
> SUP-ROU2#dir flash:
> Directory of flash:/
>
> 2 -rw- 669827 Nov 29 2016 10:38:58 +
Hello
In fact the CF also has a IOS (dir made in another router):
SUP-ROU2#dir flash:
Directory of flash:/
2 -rw- 669827 Nov 29 2016 10:38:58 +00:00
c6msfc3-rm2.srec.122-17r.SX7
1 -rw- 118713700 Nov 24 2016 15:11:42 +00:00
s72033-adventerprisek9_wan-mz.122-33.SXI13.bin
Aside from it being a boot image rather than an IOS image, there is another
issue. Can ROMMON 8.1(3) boot IOS 12.2(33)SXI at all? I thought you needed
(CatOS) ROMMON 8.5.4...
See if you can get your hands on an IOS 12.2(17)SXF image. You may have more
luck booting it.
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> So I formated a CF in another 6500, copied the IOS
> and tried to boot from disk0 without luck.
>From the outputs you provided, you did not copy an IOS
image to disk0, but a boot image.
Boot image present or not, you will need an IOS image.
> I tried erasing nvram and I even copied a boot im
Hello all
I got a Cat6504 with sup720 that supposely worked when it was dismounted (same
company, another division) but it came without a CF.
So I formated a CF in another 6500, copied the IOS and tried to boot from disk0
without luck. I tried erasing nvram and I even copied a boot image and th
> Don't know what you mean be "lighter". ASR900 is a family with different
> RSP generations and different platforms, so its hard to make a comparison.
And all those different ASR900s with different RSPs have totally different
features?
Is there a reasonable slide to show the major differences? So
> > The NCS500x is a dumb, dumb switch.
> >
> > Its a cheap and fast-tracked Trident II+ implementation in IOS-XR.
>
> Which sounds extremely tempting, TBH :-) - sane OS, fast hardware.
I see your point, but just because its IOS-XR doesn't mean its 9k-like IOS-XR.
You can choose (today) between
Ok, so what I understood now is:
- ASR920 is lighter version of ASR900 in terms of ASIC/TCAM and buffers
- ASR920 and ASR900 have same control-plane, same features
- NCS5000 is basically even more light, less features and less FIB space,
just more bandwidth and IOX
anything else to consider?
thx
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