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F Martinez · 01-10-2019

Hello, How would you know that you have latency issues on your network? Thanks in advance for your response!Routing

F Martinez · 01-09-2019

Hello, Let's say interface descriptions are not used and show lldp/cdp neighbors are completely disabled on neighboring devices shown below. And you login to the middle switch, how would you know your neighbors? Router<-------->Switch<-------->Switc...

F Martinez · 12-07-2018

After configuring aaa and tacacs configurations on a switch, it now asks for a username and password if even I did not configure a username and password. Please see aaa configurations below. aaa authentication login default group tacacs+ localaaa au...

F Martinez · 12-09-2016

Hello, Can anyone please tell me what needs to be done to resolve this problem:Router#pri-group timeslots 1-24T1 0/1/0: No voice port or DSP resource for voice featureT1 0/1/0: For MFT T1E1 modules, pri-group has to have DSP (PVDM4) modules installed...

F Martinez · 12-02-2016

Hi, We were trying to upgrade a router - specifically a C871 to C881. We have a DSL circuit connected to the old router (C871) and everything is working fine - I can ping the next-hop device and I can get to the Internet. We swing over the DSL circu...

F Martinez · 01-15-2019

Thank you for all your responses! Found a good article about network latency: How Much Lag Is Too Much?The impact of lag depends on what a person is doing on the network and, to some degree, the level of network performance they have grown accustomed...

F Martinez · 01-11-2019

Thanks for the response. I appreciate it. So how do you know that there's latency in this output? My concern is, is there any documents about thresholds of latency (how long the packets get from point A to point B) and bandwidth?

F Martinez · 01-11-2019

Could you please give me an output of ping or traceroute that has latency.

F Martinez · 01-10-2019

Thanks for the response. Can you tell me how I can use OUI lookup?

F Martinez · 12-26-2018

1) If you can not log in using console can you successfully login using telnet? If so then telnet to the switch and change the configuration.-I cant login to the switch using telnet either. 2) If configuration changes were made but were not saved to ...

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How would you know that you have latency issues on your network?

interface descriptions are not used and show lldp/cdp neighbors are completely disabled

After configuring aaa and tacacs configurations on a switch, it now asks for a username and password if even I did not configure a username and password.

No voice port or DSP resource for voice feature

Next-hop IP shows from the output of "show arp" but it's not reachable

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Re: interface descriptions are not used and show lldp/cdp neighbors are completely disabled

Re: After configuring aaa and tacacs configurations on a switch, it now asks for a username and password if even I did not configure a username and password.