Loopback internal
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12-15-2012 10:37 PM - edited 03-04-2019 06:25 PM
Dear team,
What is the need of lopback internal command, which we will enable under physical interface. in what scenarios we will use that.
Thanks in advance
Naveen
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12-16-2012 12:03 AM
Hi naveen
It provides and internal loop. Data is looped internally from Tx to Rx
This is used to test if your interface hardware is working fine
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk482/tk607/technologies_tech_note09186a00800944fc.shtml#topic1
Thanks
Rau
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12-21-2012 03:20 AM
Hi Thnnks for the information.
If we assign an IP to that loopback enabled interface, wether it can be pingable. In our case we have tried not its not pingable. Like in windows we can ping 127.0.0.1 to test the NIC card .
Please suggest.
Thanks & Regards,
Naveen
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12-29-2012 12:50 AM
HI Please reply!!!
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12-29-2012 06:37 PM
Hi
use clock siurce as internal and configure hdlc
you should be able to ping to your own IP
Thanks
Raju
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12-31-2012 03:50 AM
Hi Raju,
When we assign an HDLC enc, we can able to ping the self IP when interface is in loop mode, but not when we use PPP encapsulation. What is the reason for this.
Thanks ,
Naveen

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12-31-2012 04:38 AM
Because PPP requires the circuit not to be in loopback to work, while HDLC does not.
Anyway, you can disregard all that as it is of little practical significance
