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Elliot Dierksen · 05-07-2025

I recall looking at this a while back and letting it go, but it is bothering me again. This is from spec sheet, but it doesn't make sense. There are 6 PCIe slots, MLOM, and MRAID. Where are slots 8, 9, and 10?

Elliot Dierksen · 02-20-2025

This came up in another thread, but I wrote an article on CLN describing how I deployed multi-cluster CER for two different customers. https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/s/article/cer-multi-cluster-design

Elliot Dierksen · 11-12-2024

I am having a hard time writing a query for a GetXMLDocumentData step. I was trying to model it off one in a previous script, but I am striking out. Here is the XML that was returned to me from a REST call. TEXT[<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8...

Elliot Dierksen · 09-05-2024

I am working on an NDFC deployment for a customer and I have run into a road block regarding user authentication. The customer wants to use RADIUS to a windows NPS server for user authentication which makes sense. NDFC would prefer to use local crede...

Elliot Dierksen · 03-21-2024

I have been trying to debug an issue where return calls to CER (913XXXXXXXXXX) are being sent to the onsite alert phone # instead of the calling station. I have been looking at the config guides, and I can't find where it says anything about that. Is...

Elliot Dierksen · 05-30-2025

Big +1 on what @Richard Burts just said. If you don't disable exec on the outbound ports, you will get the routers talking to one another. A reboot or error message from the console of the remote router will make the terminal server think a login ses...

Elliot Dierksen · 05-30-2025

If you can, put all the underlay traffic into a VRF. If the underlay/transport network is part of the same routing table as the overlay/tunnel, you can shoot yourself in the foot with trying to push traffic to the tunnel termination IP's through the ...

Elliot Dierksen · 05-30-2025

I did that in a CCX application. I imagine there are other ways to do it as well.

Elliot Dierksen · 05-30-2025

Also Jabber supports some codecs that most ITSP's do not. I would suggest making sure you have CDR and CMR enabled on all CM nodes. Then check the CDR/CMR info when a problem call occurs. If you get notified quickly enough, you can check the CM logs ...

Elliot Dierksen · 05-30-2025

I think a call in either direction would set the last active time. I don't know if the last active time is stored in a DB table, or if that is tracked by the real time reporting service.If it is the latter, the value might get cleared by a reboot or ...

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