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e-dennington · 11-16-2015

Each fabric module has a 220G connection to all slots in the chassis so it doesn't matter from a redundancy standpoint where the modules are. The more fab modules you add, the more aggregate bandwidth per slot you have. Same for power, redundancy is...

e-dennington · 12-12-2014

You can break out the single 40G port into 4 separate 10G ports and use a QSFP to 4 LC breakout cable to connect one or more of the 10G ports to the 7706. You have to enter the following command to enable the 10G breakout of the 40G port though: int...

e-dennington · 12-19-2007

I assume you already have applied for and recieved a public ASN from ARIN. You will need to advertise your /24 to both your ISPs via BGP. On your backup link, you can do an AS prepend on your backup router to artificially increase the AS path to yo...

e-dennington · 11-28-2007

If you have a monitor session set up and the source is a vlan, you will get a copy sent to the span port when the packet enters the VLAN (rx) and another copy of the same packet when it exits and access port (tx). To get around this you can set the ...

e-dennington · 10-15-2007

The classful network boundary for 172.30.x.x is /16 not /24 (it is a class B network) so you won't see the loopback addresses redistributed unless you use the subnets keyword in the redistribution statement under ospf.

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Each fabric module has a 220G

You can break out the single

Re: BGP with 2 routers to 2 ISP's

Re: VLAN spanning and duplicate packets

Re: Redistribution problem EIGRP -> OSPF