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Andreseo90 · 12-10-2023

Hello everyone,I have a question regarding the automatically created tunnels for encapsulating and decapsulating PIM registers. Tunnel 0 is automatically established between the First Hop Router (FHR) and the Rendezvous Point (RP), particularly when ...

Andreseo90 · 10-22-2022

Hello to all,I'm starting with RESTCONF and I'm encountering an authentication problem. To validate the configuration I use a local account and then I will use the TACACS+ service.My configuration is simple and is as follows:Switch#show run | i httpi...

Andreseo90 · 06-04-2022

Hello all,I have several doubts and I hope you can help me, for the moment, everything has been simulated in GNS3 with Cisco IOSv15.7(3)M3 images, in addition, I added a simplified network design so that I can understand better.Note 1: The design is ...

Andreseo90 · 05-12-2022

Hi all,I have a pair of ASR1Ks that are interconnected via an L3 Etherchannel with two members.A few days ago I tried to attach two members to the Etherchannel, but the two new members remain in 'suspended'.There is no limitation of members (lacp max...

Andreseo90 · 03-10-2022

Hi all,How can I do to suppress the double timestamp of the syslogs messages sent by my ASR9906 routers?I tried to disable the command via 'no service timestamps log...' without success. Mar 10 11:12:46 55930 <171> HOSTNAME RP/0/RSP1/CPU0:Mar 10 11:1...

Andreseo90 · 12-11-2023

The tunnel is established between the FHR and the RP, so it wouldn't make much sense for this tunnel to also be created on the RP towards itself. Does it create it automatically even though it is never used, just because it's in the code?

Andreseo90 · 12-10-2023

Are you suggesting that the RP (Rendezvous Point) creates this tunnel simply because it is required to do so, and not necessarily because it serves a practical purpose? My understanding is that it is created as part of the IOS code, but I couldn't fi...

Andreseo90 · 12-10-2023

All routers that are part of the multicast network have Tunnel0 (Encapsulation) with the RP's IP as the destination and the nearest physical interface with active PIM to the RP as the source. However, the RP router has its loopback interface, which i...

Andreseo90 · 12-10-2023

Hello,The PIM configuration works fine; what intrigues me is that on the RP, the encapsulation tunnel is created with the same source and destination IP. The encapsulation and decapsulation tunnels are automatically created when I configure the RP ad...

Andreseo90 · 12-10-2023

Hello,Thanks for your answer.Yes, but what intrigues me is that the encapsulation tunnel is also created on the router that assumes the role of RP, with both the source and destination interfaces having the same IP. I would like to understand why a t...

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