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Dears, I have a stack of 8 switches the uplink to core is from 1st switch and from the 4th switch, do it will effect the traffic path???? Becz at present my ip phones are resetting and renewing the ip address when I disconnect one link from core the ...

Resolved! HSRP

hi guys, I have set up an hsrp between 2 Catalyst 4000 L3 Switch Software (cat4000-I9S-M and has been giving me problems for the past 2 weeks. I have the topology attached. The hsrp Lab is working fine when one switch port track interface goes down ...

Kangalala by Level 1
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I am looking at a requirement for a clientThey are going to be installing a 1Gb internet connection. The interface that the ISP will install is a ST single mode fiber. They are going to be setting up 4 VPN tunnels to their different data centers. Are...

I have two questions: 1)  6500 (regardless of SUP) do not support standard 802.1ad correct?  The "QinQ" functions available are non standard? 2) Can someone help me understand why tagging the native vlan is listed as a required step when configurin...

Hello,  On a N7K configuration in one of our DCs, we have several FEXs that are connected to this N7K. I am a bit confused on a particular configuration and hoping that someone can explain this configuration to me. Here's the part on the N7K that I...

zekebashi by Level 4
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Hi, Scenario: I have 2 Cisco 1941 routers. Both are running Bgp routing with 2 ISP - A & B. Router 1 is connected to ISP A and Router 2 to ISP B. I want ISP A as primary ISP. If it fails, traffic should route from ISP B & it should be switched back t...

Resolved! ACL Standard in

H guys, standard acl is 1 - 99. If I create two acl number 1 and 2, does it mean that only one of them will be active or will be processed? What I mean is: int g0/0 ip access-group 1 inip access-list standard 1 deny ip x.x.x.x  .....some more IPs   T...

chrissnop by Level 1
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Hi All, Is it safe to imagine MPLS is needed with BGP for VRF tags to be carried over from PE routers? I am studying for my CCIE and my impression was the VRF tags are carried in BGP but now I understand I didn't have it right. You can't run VRF wi...

cisco8887 by Level 2
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Hi, I have two 1941 routers in network. I have two different ISPs. Each router is running BGP with ISP router. (scenario is attached below). As shown in scenario, i want ISP A as primary. My all traffic should route from ISP A. But whenever ISP A fai...