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amorgos · 01-19-2005

Hi,trying to figure out a possible solution for a 6500 and got a bit confused. According to my knowledge, IOS SLB is working either in L2 (MAC) or L3/4 (NAT), to ensure load balancing. CSM comes in the game, but offers much more, extending to L4/7. A...

amorgos · 04-20-2004

what is the conf of the two connected interfaces ?Show contr int... would also be helpfull.

amorgos · 04-20-2004

1) Check the need for snapshot routing.2) Add "passive-int b0/0" at your router rip.3) Relate your dialer-list to the kind of traffic that you want to be considered as interesting, via an acl.

amorgos · 04-02-2004

Maybe I didn't got your question right. I send you a conf that should be ok. Nevertheless, I still don't understand why you chose to make your router act as a dns server, that's why I don't include this function in my conf. I would use my ISP DNS ser...

amorgos · 04-01-2004

The problem is: Can two routing protocols (RIP and EIGRP) exchange information, using the same physical link at the same time? That is, if you put your network in both Routing Protocol tables, will they both transmit the information? In one case I fa...

amorgos · 04-01-2004

Dear laurent,not sure I got it right but why not replace access-list 102 permit ip any any with access-list 18 permit 10.134.74.0 0.0.0.255andip nat inside source list 102 interface Dialer1 overload with ip nat inside source list 18 interface Dialer1...

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