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I would like to know how we can validate the Commited Burst Size (Bc) that is applied to a Policy on Cisco IOS with an Ixia/Spirent Test set.
Cisco documentation seems to indicate that bc=CIR/32 by default.
What is the relation between the bu...
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I would like to know the signification of the following statistics in the the show ip cef X.X.X.X internal command
traffic share X
tmsstats: external/internal
and the meaning of
Load distribution: 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 (refcount...
Hello,I would like to know if is possible to configure a CSRV 1000V (IOS XE) as a VPLS hub with two Cisco 7200 or 7600 router as shown in the attachement. Not being very familiar with VPLS, I would like to know if any of the two configurations would ...
Hi Cisco Expert, I have seen on many Cisco Campus design document the Layer 3 Access to the Distribution Model as shown in figure 6 in the following linkhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Campus/HA_recovery_DG/campusRecovery.html Th...
Hi,I cannot connect make any PPP connection to a Cisco 2600 Aux port with Windows 7 or Vista. Is there anybody who would know how to establish a PPP connection to an aux port using Linux PPPD.Here is my 2600 configuration:username cisco password cisc...
Hi Jon,This makes perfect sense, HSRP or GLBP would required a layer 2 link between the access switch and the distribution swithc. A layer 3 link between the access switch and the distribution switch would mean that the access route would route so HS...
Hi Jon, Your explanation makes a lof of sense, now I underdand why it is not possible to have L3 between the access and distribution switches. Notice that with a L3 interconnect between the distribution pair and L2 to the access layer switches even t...
Hi Jon, Many thanks for your help. I think that I have finally understand what you were trying to explain me. Running a Layer 3 between the distribution and the access prevents us of runnning HSRP or GLBP simply because you cannot have the same IP su...
Hi John, Thanks for your quick reply,Sorry if I was not clear enough, I was not saying that only one instance of HSRP should run on the distribution switches but did not understand how HSRP was configured on Layer 2 Access with Layer 3 Distribution C...
Hi Seb, Thanks for the correction.Based on some Cisco example that I have found, I thought it was possilbe bo used tunnel endpoints in different IPv6 subnet as long as a route to the IPv4 was available as shown in the attached link.http://ardenpackee...
