Good Day Guys!
One of my clients requested a Heatmap of their site. My background is CCNA R/S and Security so I do have a few questions before I start this Job as my WiFi knowledge is definitely at a beginner level. First, from the WiFi experts, s...
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I am entry Level with my BGP Routing so please bare with me guys...My question is simply how do you tell the Size of your BGP Table? Hopefully that is the right question or maybe I should be asking how to tell the number of Routes the BGP...
Hello Guys! Hopefully you all can help me out as I have put myself through a few days of torture trying to figure this one out on my own(Which included combing through the forums). I did find a very similar post to my problem but it didnt helps me i...
Hello Guys! I was wondering if any of you guys could point me in the right direction or at least provide me with a little advice before I begin my journey. I would like to start out by saying I am new to the Voice side of Cisco so please be patient....
Mananna,
Thanks but I do not have a Colleague that specializes in WiFi that can help out. I have deployed a smaller contrller based WiFi Network consisting of 8-10 APs but the area and footprint wasnt demanding so no real heatmapping was required. ...
Masoud/Vinit,
Thank you both for the information you hve provided as it has cleared up alot of my confusion around how the BGP table plays within the Router.
I have also pasted the CLI output for the "show proc mem | inc BGP" command. Masoud, I t...
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So if Im taking this all in correctly, is it safe to say that the BGP "Table" is really a term used to represent all of the processes BGP uses to function inside of a Router which is ultimately limited or governed by the amount of Memory/RAM(RP...
Thanks for the speedy reply guys! This is great information! See output below for example...how would I go about this one? Which Figures would I add to come to my final number of Routes or Table Size? I have reviewed the ASR1002 Datasheet for the...
eng, If the lights still illuminate once the phone receives power, I think the phone is still OK. What you will have to do is find out which version Firmware it is looking to default to. This will take some trial and error but this is what needs to...
