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All;I have some interesting output which I'm trying to wrap my head around while doing some troubleshooting to recover from lost network connectivity. I've included the snippet below of relevent output.All the reading I've done thus far indicates tha...
I did a quick search and couldn't find anything that might address this potential design option.Looking at the following setup;Two 831 Ethernet routers at the remote site, each connected to a different DSL/Cable provider (for redundancy). Each 831 is...
Does anyone know if there is a release out there that supports setting the BW statement on your router asymetrically?With all the asymetric DSL out there, I'm looking for a way to trigger alerting when I peg my upload without generating alerts on my ...
I don't suppose anyone knows if there is a command similar to "ip ospf name-lookup" for EIGRP that will translate my neighbor IP's into something legible?I will be connecting up to 70 remote sites, and was hoping to be able to make it a little easier...
Just looking for some confirmation for my brain on this one.Let's say you have a network running OSPF on one side, and EIGRP on the other. There are two points of redistribution (for redundancy, lets call them ASBR1 and ASBR2) performing mutual redis...
Thanks for the update Mike. Actually, I attended Live! this year and the presenter mentioned there is indeed differences in the way the negotiation is handled between software versions, as they occasionally change their strategies with protocol handl...
Does this particular router have two WAN interfaces to which you are plugging in?With regards to load balancing and failover, you have a few scenarios with single points of failure.1. Spoke Router failure2. ISP FailureFrom experience, a majority of t...
Definitely sounds perfectly reasonable to me as well... The ASR should be able to handle that with no issues. As I mentioned, I was running about the same load (100+ sites, 1-2Mbps of traffic each) on a 3845 with an AIM module over 5 years ago, so th...
Hey Mike,Well, I'm not one to go against official Cisco docs, but you did mention you could ping the NBMA address of the hub, which I assume is over the physical network. If you can post the output of the debugs that Jason suggested it might indicat...
Seems reasonable to me... although to quote Cisco speak. It depends. If you need to ensure you can support 10Mbps per site during peak hours then you'd be looking at 2.5Gbps of encrypted traffic which might be a stretch for that platform. If howeve...
