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thestudent · 10-16-2021

Hello, I know RTT in ping or traceroute is the total time it took from the packet was sent to the time it has received a response. But what if I want to know what direction contributes more to the latency? I know that the path or route of the request...

thestudent · 09-30-2020

Hello, I have a question regarding NetFlow, and NetFlow Configurations. Here is my network diagram. I've read that: "NetFlow is a network protocol system created by Cisco that collects active IP network traffic as it flows in or out of an interface...

thestudent · 09-24-2020

Hi, Is there any Cisco Router command that will verify if your BGP peer is receiving the the routes you are advertising?With #show ip bgp neighbor x.x.x.x advertised-routes - you can check the routes you are advertising. But you have to go to the oth...

thestudent · 10-16-2021

Thanks Balaji, How do I measure that? For example the DELAY, where can I see that information when troubleshooting links? Do you know any tools?

thestudent · 10-12-2021

Check the class-map as well, check if the ACL matches the traffic. Also, check if you applied the policy to the CAT6500 interface where traffic from vlan 10 ingresses.

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