Pete Lumbis wrote:
It sounds like NTP may be stuck in broadcast mode for some reason. I'd
suggest either calling TAC or issuing no ntp to completely disable the
service then reconfigure the ntp server commands.
Resetting the ntp process by issuing no ntp and then reapplying the
ntp server
I have reboot the me3600x and now is replying back to arp requests.
Thank you all for your help.
Antonis.
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 6:14 AM, Randy randy_94...@yahoo.com wrote:
I think the shut/no shut on 3600 is a red herring and if you take a closer
look at patton and the link/switch in
Hi,
On Thu, Jul 04, 2013 at 04:17:55PM +0700, Victor Sudakov wrote:
However, when I apply the following command to the interface:
interface GigabitEthernet0/0
ntp multicast ttl 1
the routers again begins sending multicast NTP packets with ttl=28.
What gives?
Don't do this, then
If
Gert Doering wrote:
However, when I apply the following command to the interface:
interface GigabitEthernet0/0
ntp multicast ttl 1
the routers again begins sending multicast NTP packets with ttl=28.
What gives?
Don't do this, then
If you really care, open a TAC case, get
I have two routers connected to each other , I have configured a loopback
interface on The second router and configured a static route to reach it , now
when i shutdown the loopback interface the static route is still in the routing
table , how can i remove that route automatically when i lose
Broadcast Flooder
http://spench.net/drupal/software/netflood
- ALberto
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I have two routers connected to each other , I have configured a loopback
interface on The second router
On 04/07/2013 13:03, M K wrote:
I have two routers connected to each other , I have configured a
loopback interface on The second router and configured a static route to
reach it , now when i shutdown the loopback interface the static route
is still in the routing table , how can i remove that
Rolf--
I'd take a netdr capture and maybe an ELAM capture of the arp reply. If
it doesn't show in the netdr, it was killed off in HW. ELAM *may* give
you some additional insight.
Btw, are you running with DFCs? If so, the DFCs do the HWRL/CoPP from
the HW perspective.
--WM
On 07/01/2013
Robert,
You probably have bad hardware but two sups both being bad sounds a little
suspect.
This matches CSCtx83944 a little bit. Would you be willing to supply me the
serial numbers of the failed modules?
Otherwise, it's probably worth it to open a case with TAC and see what they
say. My guess
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