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ayaz.akhtar · 03-01-2004

Is there a limit on the number of DLSw+ remote peers that can be terminated on the same router?Would it be OK to terminate approx. 800 DLSw+ remote peers on a Cisco 2612 router with 64MB DRAM and 16MB Flash?Are there any relevant URLs that discuss li...

ayaz.akhtar · 02-19-2004

I am in the process of writing a detailed design document for the network shown in the attached diagram.I am trying to decide which routing protocol to use on this network. At present, my thoughts are as follows:a) EIGRP for the Data Centre to Core I...

ayaz.akhtar · 11-19-2003

I am trying to determine at approx. what time a serial interface on a Cisco 3745 went down/up.The relevant show command outputs are as follows:R1>sh logging historySyslog History Table:1 maximum table entries,saving level warnings or higher 378 messa...

ayaz.akhtar · 10-29-2003

Is it possible to ping directly from low security to high security without translations on a PIX?For example, 192.168.2.90 is currently natted to 10.0.0.4 by the pix. I want to ping directly from 192.168.2.4 to 10.0.0.4.I can certainly ping directly...

ayaz.akhtar · 10-07-2003

We have three routers, R1, R2, and R3, connected to the same Ethernet segment as host H1. H1 is configured to use R3 as its default gateway and is also learning the following route:10.0.0.0 via R1We are trying to connect to host 10.4.245.1 via R2 fro...

ayaz.akhtar · 11-20-2003

Just to double-check -So, the timestamp shown under the logging history command below is given in milliseconds?R1#show logging historySyslog History Table:1 maximum table entries,saving level warnings or higher 378 messages ignored, 0 dropped, 0 recu...

ayaz.akhtar · 11-20-2003

Yes, you are right, we do not have NTP configured.What I am trying to discover is what does the timestamp value shown under the 'show logging history' command symbolise, and if it is possible to calculate a date from this timestamp.It would help if y...

ayaz.akhtar · 11-20-2003

The router is already configured with the command lines suggested.Also, do you know what unit of measurement is used for the timestamp shown under the 'show logging history' command? Is it msec, microseconds, ticks etc etc...???Thanks.

ayaz.akhtar · 10-14-2003

Resolved. Thanks for your help.Yes, it turned out that this was related to the way the VAX was doing classful routing based on the routes it was learning via the ICMP redirects.The simplest option was to disable the ICMP redirects, pending a VAX upgr...

ayaz.akhtar · 10-08-2003

On R2 the route for the 10.4.245.0 subnet is learnt through EIGRP from the service providers MPLS edge router.For all other subnets on the 10 network that are not found off the MPLS network there is a static route on R2 for 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 via R1.Equ...

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