it, though. I
think Server 2010 might be smarter so it was either a self shaving
Yak, or SEP to fix ;-)
regards,
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Oxford University Computing Services
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) ipv6 next-hop for RTBH - similar to the 192.0.2.1 for IPv4.
Any suggestions? I've been using just another address from our
loopbacks range, so far.
regards,
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way TEST-NET has been used for S/RTBH.
Many thanks indeed to all that replied, 2001:db8::/32 certainly looks to
be just the ticket.
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Oxford University Computing Services
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HTH,
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Oxford University Computing Services
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these links often provides
public access to the same resource.
Hope that helps,
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Oxford University Computing Services
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it out.
regards,
oliver.
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Oxford University Computing Services
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iEYEARECAAYFAkrvCBYACgkQ2NPq7pwWBt60lwCePLmcixy
of this in the first few slides of this presentation
about v6/NAT -related things:
http://www.nttv6.jp/~miyakawa/IETF72/
(with Google Maps example degrading as the number of permitted
connections drops below 30)
HTH,
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Oxford University
well (better than RRD, and databases/SQL which we also
tested).
http://netdisco.org/
Most of the above (YATG) is a 1st gen. effort, and we'd rewrite it
given a chance, but it works very well and has proved the concepts.
HTH,
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Oxford
::ObjectGroup
http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Net::Cisco::AccessList::Extended
regards,
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Oxford University Computing Services
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to
do something different with that port.
A simple example - [DNA] in the description for Do Not Alert.
HTH,
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Oxford University Computing Services
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http://supportwiki.cisco.com/ViewWiki/index.php/MAC_Addresses_used_by_the_Cisco_3750
(seems to be 64 for physical ports, 64 for SVI)
and the way I reverse engineered that was just to run a script to
set up 500 SVIs and take a look at the results.
HTH,
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.
Just a small heads-up...
SXH3a (like most other SXH releases) suffers from broken NetFlow,
see bug ID CSCso71955. Fixed - yet again - in SXH4 :)
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Oxford University Computing Services
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Gert Doering wrote:
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 09:12:39PM +, Oliver Gorwits wrote:
SXH3a (like most other SXH releases) suffers from broken
NetFlow, see bug ID CSCso71955. Fixed - yet again - in SXH4 :)
Broken in which way? We're using
::Extended
Net::Cisco::ObjectGroup
There is a little hoop jumping required if you deal with FWSM
failover, but things can be made to work seamlessly.
Drop me a line if you need a hand,
regards,
oliver.
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Oxford University Computing Services
be useful. This could be for provisioning,
import/export of data, 3rd party system (cron job) integration, and
so on.
The system sounds good - best of luck!
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Oxford University Computing Services
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HTH,
regards,
oliver.
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Oxford University Computing Services
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to the vendor images.
I hope that helps, and provides ideas for your own scripts,
regards,
oliver.
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Oxford University Computing Services
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on a
| single port on the 4402 is 48
*nods*
Here's the doc link which explains the options:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/controller/5.0/configuration/guide/c5mint.html#wp1116126
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Oxford University Computing Services
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be mistaken...
namely that the NVRAM mentioned in the documentation doesn't store
a controller list between reboots, only between disconnects of the
Ethernet uplink or controller uplink.
regards,
oliver.
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] on reload it's all wiped clean. Double
check your APs really are all on Vlan3 (and it's the same Vlan3).
HTH,
regards,
oliver.
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Oxford University Computing Services
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