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I have one default route to Upstream Provider #1. I am adding additional users and an additional Upstream Provider #2. I want to route all traffic generated from #1 users to Upstream #1, and all traffic from #2 users to Upstream #2. This is WAN tr...

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I'm having a problem with 4 new circuits. trying to connect 1721's with T1Wic cards. When I connect them to SBC's circuit I do not get CD. I brough the router back and plugged it into another full T1 circuit and got CD right away. Loobback tests...

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I have a sup720 w/ 12.2(18)SXD on it. I see some mls parameters in my config that I inherited. What should mls be used for on my platform? I thought that mls was more useful on the 5000 platform. Should I enable mls? What documentation should I use a...

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I am looking for a solution for RIP routing distribute-list. I have a router with four Ethernet interfaces and RIP version 2 turned on. Is there a way to stop any routes learn via interface e1/0 ( via rip, or next hop 172.16.1.1) being propagated o...

r.fang by Level 1
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Is there a positive impact using a DNS server with the network management system?I did not realize the difference between using DNS coordinated name service or just by NMS collected names? Does the DNS server help NMS on querying and storing some inf...

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At a customer site we have a router with one WAN port and two ethernet ports. The customer wants to limit the bandwidth on one of the ethernet ports.I have been thinking about using rate-limit (inbound and outbound) for this ethernet interface.Does s...

ggvan by Level 1
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