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I wish to filter on outbound RIPv2 advertisements. I want a customer to receive a Default Gateway route, but do not wish to send them any of the other more specific routes in my table.I'm already using distribute-lists with standard ACLs to only acce...

Hi,I have a router with 2 T1s going to the one ISP, and I am doing per-destination load-balancing on these 2 T1 lines. I am about to get a 3rd T1 with a different ISP. All 3 T1s are on one router. The 1st 2 T1 are used for internet browsing from a...

smezache by Level 1
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We have a 6500 router with a CSM module for load balancing. Our current setup is to bind a subnet to a fiber port on the CSM. This was done to reduce the ability of spammers to abuse un configured subnets/ip's. Now we would like to add a non load bal...

I don't know why, but sometime the router take ip addresses which are in the same subnet to its interface.the conflict appear with the host which normally have this ip address.These are fastethernet 0/0 configuration:interface FastEthernet0/0 ip add...

topologycity1.......city2........city37200------3600-------7204 ..|. . ... .... . . . . . . .|7200-----------------7204city1......................city3Three campus network connect through T1s. Advice on loadbalancing traffic between city1 and city3. ...

westcare by Level 1
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My network are connected to 2 ISP´s using BGP (i have my own AS).How can i do efficient load balancing in incoming trafic ?I pretend to have the same load in both connections.In this moment i have one connection with much more load than the other (70...

jsousa by Level 1
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Good day, While troubleshooting, we look at interface state by "show interface". Please how the router calculate the reliability, the load and delay. If the reliabity is less than 255/255 what does it means ? Best regards.

I just want to confirm the statement as below.EIGRP exchanges routing information with the neighbors in the form of unicast packets whenever the neighbor command is configured for an interface. EIGRP will stop processing all multicast packets coming ...

ikizoo4 by Level 1
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I currently have a Cisco 7613 router with an OC-12 running into it. It's a Packet Over SONET frame relay connection to our ISP who handles the BGP on their end. We are upgrading to an OC-48 as well as adding an OC-48 card to the router and would like...

The company I work for has one carrier and OSPF Area 0 connecting our entire WAN together. We now have a Datacenter that's connected to Area 0 an has it's own Area of 10.They've brough in another carrier to provide highspeed links directly to the da...

xephael by Level 1
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As far as I know almost all the applications using multicast send data over UDP.But you could use instead TCP.If what I'm stating is true, how does the TCP acknowledge behave in this case? Does it go back to the multicast source?Please clarifyThanks!