Hi Gary,
you can try this
http://www.brownkid.net/NorthStar/
cheers,
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Hi Howard,
Why do you have a look at the Software Advisor tool
http://tools.cisco.com/Support/Fusion/FusionHome.do
cheers
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Are you peering with interface IPs or Loopback IPs?
Regards,
Peter Nyamukusa - CCIP, JNCIS, MCSE, Linux+
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Hi folks,
I just reset a Pix 515E to factory default using the command wr erase.
I am now trying to reconfigure it again and it looks like everything is
working fine except the interfaces I cannot seem to bring them up
When I type the command interface Ethernet 1 form the config prompt its
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Peter can you include a 'show run' ?
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I just reset a Pix
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try 'interface ethernet1 auto' or 'no interface ethernet1 auto shutdown'
You can see in the configuration that its currently in shutdown mode.
Regards
Hi William,
It looks like the 'interface ethernet1 auto' command has solved the problem
Many thanks for the effort
Cheers
Peter
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like LINX and SAIX. One thing to note about the
Ironport appliance is that its is expensive compared to most spam filtering
solutions.
HTH
Cheers
Peter Nyamukusa
MCSE, MCSA:messaging, MCSA, MCP, CCIP, CCNA, A+, JNCIS, JNCIA
Technical Manager
Africa
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Peter Nyamukusa
MCSE, MCSA:messaging, MCSA, MCP, CCIP, CCNA, A+, JNCIA, JNCIS
Technical Manager
Africa Online Swaziland
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interface GigabitEthernet1/0/12
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Subject: Re: [c-nsp] Filtered BGP routes
Maybe I am asking the question in the wrong way.
In a
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at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java(Compiled
Code))
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Peter Nyamukusa
MCSE, MCSA:messaging, MCSA, MCP, CCIP, CCNA, A+, JNCIA, JNCIS
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am sure this should be manageable
Unlike the full internet feed which is over 200K of routes
Cheers
Peter Nyamukusa - MCSE, CCIP, A+, JNCIS-er
the 7200, and the 7200 would receive a single route announcement from
each
neighbor.
I wonder how many neighbors the router will support
or is
there an other way of doing this.
Any Advise on what is best practice on this much
appreciated.
If you intend on being a transit network I would recommend running BGP on
all your routers and an IGP to carry your loopback IPs, this is a more
scalable solution
Regards
Peter
Hi
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One of our customers is looking to us to provide a failover
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Hello *,
I have a Cisco 1721 with a WIC-1ENET. I
Hi,
What type of Media converters are you using? What speed are they running at?
Have you tried to use different media converters?
I have ran into something similar to this it started all of a sudden I used
to get input and CRC errors on my 7206 router, the fibre was terminating on
a 2950
Hi folks,
I am trying to run the Distributed Director functionality on a 2610 router
with 8 MB flash according to the software requirements below I would need
IOS 12.2 (1) or higher with Plus feature-set. I downloaded 12.2 but
unfortunately the min requirements for running this are 16MB of flash.
Hi Rick
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Subject: [c-nsp] Debug redistribute
Is there an equivalent command for debugging redistribution from one
OSPF process to another,
Hi Guys,
I am running ospf as my IGP and on my access server which is running IOS
image c5300-jk9s-mz.123-12a.bin. I have disabled all interfaces from
participating in ospf routing except my fast Ethernet yet when I check the
ospf process it show that all the interfaces are participating in
Hi Folks,
Can anyone point me in the right direction where I could get the pin-out for
a DB9 to DB15 Cable
Thanks in advance
Peter
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Hi Folks,
Can anyone point me in the right direction where I
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Ok... I know I had a rough weekend but I don't get this..
Creating
Hi Dimitry,
I looks like those routes are originating via your IGP which has a lower AD
than IBGP. In this case do so ip route XX.XX.XX.0/22 to see how that route
is being learnt and injected into the routing table.
Regards,
Peter
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Hi
It would take the physical IP but also remember it would take the primary IP
address on the interface just incase you have any secondary IPs
Peter
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