up. Paste the output for show controller for that T1 on the 7206
if that doesn't fix it.
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in the middle.
The command no ip directed-broadcast causes the router to drop packets
directed to the broadcast address of the subnet.
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matthew zeier wrote:
screen /dev/tty.KeySerial1
worsk well and doesn't require any additional software.
I've been using minicom with a Keyspan USB adapter. The screen command
indeed seems to work well, cool tip!
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without locking yourself out, after saving your changes type:
reload cancel
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IPv6 enabled. It is trying to autodiscover its network settings.
The ASA is probably not properly set up to handle IPv6.
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Irena Nikolova wrote:
And also without ts for some reason :)
rue bu i sure loads fas now. :-)
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Anyone else seen this or have any ideas?
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telnet/ssh as required.
I haven't tried it, but it might be possible to use an extended ACL for
this.
ip access-list extended vty-list
permit tcp 1.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 any eq 22
permit tcp 2.2.2.0 0.0.0.255 any eq 23
line vty 0 4
transport input telnet ssh
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common-mode across
a ground differential the protectors won't help.
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vendor device to peel off four DS1s
from the T3 at each end and pass the remainder as a single pipe for IP?
I've Googled and come up with mixed results.
We could if necessary swap the PA-T3+ cards for HSSI.
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I assume challenge was set, because asker knows how to do it.
Or the asker didn't know how to do it and it cost him some time and a
few points, somewhere, in some lab...
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that the other side is set similarly, B3ZS and M23 (some
equipment may have this as M13).
Make sure that neither side has the TX and RX co-ax cables swapped.
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to influence your traffic leaving their networks.
(ATT does, not sure about Charter).
Obviously, if either pipe goes down and your traffic exceeds the
bandwidth of the remaining one, you'll get congestion regardless of the
method used to load-share.
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neighbor. Can
you create another loopback and have the ISP point their neighbor on the
second session to it?
Or if directly connected EBGP over metro ethernet on the same subnet,
just use the ethernet interface for the updates.
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://groupstudy.com/ is a good online resource for this type of thing.
This list is more focused on network service provider issues than exam
preparation. Although lurking here probably wouldn't hurt, your time
and resources are probably better spent at groupstudy.
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and bulletproof is the
Livingston/Lucent Portmaster 3. These things run forever. No VoIP
though. Portmasters.com has them. Each box handles two PRIs, and you
can do multi-chassis multilink PPP if you need more.
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or establishing a second SA to the same peer that stays up.
A clue or a pointer to one would be appreciated.
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. Or the switch could have happened
in China, where the real Cisco gear is also manufactured, perhaps in the
same factory during the day shift.
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. When you finally get ears with the right pattern, expect the
screws to be some odd-sized thread pattern unavailable anywhere. (28xx
routers are a mild example).
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and adding some
extra screw holes.
The comment about the serial number was a joke/sarcasm.
Yikes, I would have modified the rack ear, not the switch!
`sif cisco could maintain any type of consistency across product lines.
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output but
not on the stable router's SHOW VER output: ROM: C1700 Software
(C1700-K9O3SY7-M), Version 12.3(18), RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc3)
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!
You're booting to 12.4(1c) because of the boot system command.
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the same attention.
This issue is likely the reason that Cisco gave us the clock source
line independent option, which works just fine as long as you don't
have to configure it via the interface you're trying to manipulate!
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doesn't do what it should, or somehow the first E-1 is clocking both
circuits. Physically disconnecting the first E-1 fixes the slips on the
second.
Bug? Misconfiguration? Hardware limitation?
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of these boxes in the lab to test...
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. In fact, one channel-group per T-1 can be
configured, not one per device.
Like this:
!
controller E1 0/3/0
clock source line independent
channel-group 1 timeslots 1-31
!
controller E1 0/3/1
clock source line independent
channel-group 1 timeslots 1-31
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towards
the LAN.
Note that the above is very generic, much more information is needed to
come up with a sensible design.
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troubleshooting, consider the Cisco Academy classes taught at many
community colleges. Substantially less costly but a much slower (like a
few semesters instead of a week) and more thorough process.
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pretty cheap. Make sure you get the 75-ohm version.
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Also, as someone else pointed out, it is very unusual to configure
clock source internal when connected to a carrier's network. In
almost all cases you will want to have clock source line and pull
clock from the carrier mux which is usually connected to a BITS clock or
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with
a serial cable plugged in to the DB-9 port on the smartjack, simple menu
interface.
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adapter
ssh client
tftp server
ethereal/wireshark
nmap
minicom
loopback plugs/cables for T1, Ethernet, v.35, DS3, ST and SC fiber
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internal
on ONE (not both) end of the circuit.
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, with no alarms.
Look closely at the jack on the WIC, the molded plastic on the back of
where the plug inserts. Does it read STEWART? If not, you have a
fake WIC. Even if it does, you might have a fake.
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. Unless you are dealing with a very long run, RG6 is not
needed. Some Cisco gear actually performs better with lower signal
levels. Often a pad is needed to knock down a hot signal.
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, this would indicate a problem
with the fiber media.
You'll need someone with clue on the other end of the circuit to help
you troubleshoot this, as the problem is coming in to their end.
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of failures as things
wear out, capacitors dry up, etc.
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there is some type of bridging or leakage between TRANSIT1 and
the Netgear kit, it sure looks like a very strange bug. E0/0 on the
3640 isn't in any way touching Fa0/15 on 2924-1 at layer 2.
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of the other items above, it's
being advertised in exactly the same way.
Has anyone ever seen emessage.cisco.com used to source anything other
than spam? (I'm seriously considering a few tweaks to the
self-defending network here.)
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classroom
training or just schedule the exams at Pearson VUE. You will not
receive a CCNP certificate without first having a valid CCNA. I suppose
you could take them all at once if you want to do so.
See http://www.cisco.com/go/ccnp
See the line CCNP Prerequisites.
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Disabling LBO reduces the signal level.
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, but giaddr is zero.
DHCPD: Unable to load workspace.
DHCPD: inconsistent relay information.
DHCPD: relay information option exists, but giaddr is zero.
DHCPD: Unable to load workspace.
Turning off snooping on the switch brings it back operational.
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Daniel Dib wrote:
You are inserting option 82 in the DHCP request.
Maybe the PIX doesn't understand this format and that's why it's not working
with snooping?
Try no ip dhcp snooping information option in global config mode.
Indeed that fixed it! Thanks for your help.
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jacks on the VWIC. What letters are
molded into the plastic? Where did you buy the card?
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that you can get to?
Log into that and show cdp neighbor detail.
But, it sounds like you'll need to get to it to fix it. When you're
there, connect its console to another device's aux for the next time.
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Probably generic offshore 50-ohm BNCs, but they're supposed to be
mechanically interchangeable with the 75-ohm type.
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. It was sometimes used with D-sub 15 pin plugs and jacks.
It is very difficult to terminate it correctly into an 8-pin modular
plug because the insulation is too thick. I haven't seen it used in a
new installation in a very long time.
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be insufficient soon if it is not already. The chassis should
have the horsepower but I'd go with a minimum of 512 RAM or max it out
at a gig.
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console?
* What do you expect to see?
* What are you actually seeing?
* What is the output of show line aux 0?
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