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Hello,I am getting ready for a prototype IPv6 test and had a chance to setup a quick lab to test the configuration. On a core router, I have two VRF's (VRF-lite). An ADMIN and a PRODUCTION VRF, and no usable global VRF (all interfaces are either in ...
In debug mode, I set the flow idle-clean to a certain value for testing...now I want to go back to default behavior. In the CLI, it states setting the value to zero "disables". Does that mean it disables clean-up, or just disables the idle-clean time...
After entering the subject command, should I expect to see flows still matching udp/53? I assumed the command would permit the passage of udp/53 and NAT the src/dst but not establish a flow. However, I am still seeing flows established. Any advice?Th...
Good Afternoon,While experiencing some strange CSS behavior, I've been introduced to some of the more complex troubleshooting techniques in debug mode. I have a basic question about two show commands.The flow active listing is different than the flow...
I've identified a performance hit of data traversing the CSS via a SAMBA mount. Using the same services, a content rule passing ssh (TCP/22) can achieve 80 Mbps (FE) throughput with an scp. From the same devices, I scp a file from the samba mount poi...
Oddly enough, it just won't work. It will take the commands and put them in the routing table, but no packets succeed.I am successfully bleeding v4 routes using bgp (vpnv4). Tried this with v6 and the route tables are populated correctly, and debug o...
I'm getting tired of withdrawing my statements. Using scp as the transfer mechanism because it gives such nice transfer rate metrics may also hide some problems. If I reverse the file transfer:[previous] scp /mnt/samba/test.file root@locahost:/tmp[re...
Gilles,I shared out the tmp directory on the external laptop as 'temp', containing the test.file file.Then, from the internal server I copy that file down:scp root@2.2.2.1:/tmp/test.file /tmpand get the typical 80 MbpsNext, I mount the directory:moun...
