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I've have problem when I try to connect to CW 2000(LMS 2.1) server (Solaris 8) from netscape (4.79) I've get the message in the broswer that "SSLinitialzer started" after a while a pop up message shows that the Server is not ready to accept connecti...

peju001 by Level 1
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if port 2/1-4 belong to pvlan 902 isolated and port 2/5-8 belong to pvlan 903 community and port 2/10-12 belong to pvlan 910 coomunity.1) Can port 2/1 talk to 2/2?2) Can port 2/1 talk to 2/5?3) Can port 2/5 talk to 2/10?4) Can port 2/1 talk to 2/2?5)...

v.foong by Level 1
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.My customer uses a C6500 with MSFC and reports follwing behaviour.He has set a multicast MAC in the cam table with 'set cam permanent'.It seems that despite the "set cam permanent", a packet with this destination MAC address sent by the MSFC(after t...

gseiler by Level 1
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What would be the meaning of 00-00-00-00-00-00 mac address which is shown on a LAN sniffer report? It has been identified as a noise but I am unable to find which station produces this type of information. Any recommendation would be greatly apprecia...

ttuncaral by Level 1
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TTL is 8-bit, but this does not mean that the IP packet goes from source to destination by 255 hops. Thus, what is the max. # of hops that the IP packet traverse from the source to the destination. Remeber that a packet goes from source to destinatio...

abahattab by Level 1
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HildeWhat is the reason that the behavior of a switch is so different as a router, if the tacacs is down.The router notices if the server is down and doesn't ask again for user.But the switch asks for user, check then the tacacs service and asks for ...

h.bodeit by Level 1
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