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04-10-2014
11:10 PM
Hi, I believe it is possible through arp. And here is the configuration info link: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/app_ntwk_services/data_center_app_services/ace_appliances/vA1_7_/configuration/routing_bridging/guide/rtbrgdgd/arp.html Regards, Chandu
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03-06-2014
03:21 AM
Acutally i'm trying to learn about the root origin of them. And background of them. Willing to delve into it. Regards, Chandu
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03-06-2014
02:48 AM
How IP addresses are found? I just wanna know how did people came to know that they need an IP address to assign to network devices? Please don't mind my question is too small or looks silly. Thanks in advance. Regards, Chandu
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02-25-2014
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02-25-2014
04:06 AM
Hey Peter. Sorry i recognized it after posting. And while doing it my mind was absent. Regards, Chandu
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02-25-2014
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02-25-2014
03:27 AM
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02-25-2014
03:24 AM
02-25-2014
03:24 AM
Hi, As per your configuration i think only vlan 3 - hosts (172.16.0.0/16 GW : 172.16.1.5) are not able to communicate. Because there is no route defined for them. So define the routing for it and then check. Please don't forget to rate the posts that are helpful. Regards, Chandu
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02-24-2014
06:39 AM
Hi Alex, I already gone through the link but i didn't found the exact explanation for thisquestion 2. I don't see any big difference between A and B, we just swap the pair2 and 3. What is the real intention for inventing the T568B standard though we had T568A. Regards, Chandu
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02-24-2014
05:12 AM
Hi All, I know that these two are the wiring shemes for the utp cables for connecting to rj45 connector. Actually if we connect both the ends in either T568A OR T568B, then it is called as a straight through cable. And if we connect one end as T568A and other end asT568B, then it is called as a crossover cable. My questions: 1. Even though we don't follow the schemes mentioned in above standards, we can create the straight through and crossover cables, then what is the acutal purpose of defining the pin/pair assignments? 2. I don't see any big difference between A and B, we just swap the pair2 and 3. What is the real intention for inventing the T568B standard though we had T568A. Can someone please explain me in detail? Or a appropriate doc or link is fine. Thanks in advance. Regards, Chandu
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02-24-2014
02:59 AM
Can someone please explain me the terms DTE and DCE ? These are confusing a lot. Any link or doc is also fine. Thanks in advance. Regards, Chandu
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02-24-2014
02:56 AM
02-24-2014
02:56 AM
Lots of information. Thanks. So the overall confirmatin is Gigabit Ethernet uses 3pairs for data and 4th pair for PoE. Correct me if i'm wrong. Thanks in advance. Regards, Chandu
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02-22-2014
07:16 AM
02-22-2014
07:16 AM
Please put in your opinion on this. Thanks in advance. Regards, Chandu
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02-22-2014
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02-22-2014
12:56 AM
HI Leo, Do you have any doc or link about this? I wanna learn, Regards, Chandu
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02-21-2014
11:26 PM
02-21-2014
11:26 PM
Thanks leo. But i didn't get what you meant by Gigabit Ethernet because as far i learnt: Ethernet,FaEth and GigEth can be run over cat5e so abviously they will use the same 4 pins, right? Can you please elobarate a bit more? Please don't mind if my question is silly. Thanks in advance. Regards, Chandu
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02-21-2014
11:23 PM
Hi, I think it can be done this way. Port25 is already connected, let it be. First you configure the etherchannel and all the trunking parameters on both the devices, without physically connecting the port26. Once your configuration are done. Simply connect the port 26. Then i don't think there raises a STP issue, since you told the device already that they both are single link. May be there will be downtime for few seconds for the etherchannel to adjust itself with the new port. I guess it would be less than 45 -60 seconds. Please don't mind if my assumption is wrong. Becuase i'm still a learner. Please don't forget to rate the posts that are helpful. Regards, Chandu
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02-21-2014
11:00 PM
02-21-2014
11:00 PM
Hi, I'm learning about the UTP cables and the two standards T568A and T568B. I learnt that only two pairs (Pins: 1,2,3,6) are used for transmit and receive. Then why we need other two pairs (Pins:4,5,7,8) ? Any idea? Thanks in advance. Regards, Chandu
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04-10-2014
Hi,I believe it is possible through arp. And here is the configuration
info
link:http://www.cisco.co...
03-06-2014
Acutally i'm trying to learn about the root origin of them. And
background of them.Willing to delve ...
03-06-2014
How IP addresses are found?I just wanna know how did people came to know
that they need an IP addres...
02-25-2014
Hey Peter.Sorry i recognized it after posting. And while doing it my
mind was absent. Regards, Chand...
02-25-2014
Hi,As per your configuration i think only vlan 3 - hosts (172.16.0.0/16
GW : 172.16.1.5) are not abl...
02-24-2014
Hi Alex,I already gone through the link but i didn't found the exact
explanation for thisquestion 2....
02-24-2014
Hi All,I know that these two are the wiring shemes for the utp cables
for connecting to rj45 connect...
02-24-2014
Can someone please explain me the terms DTE and DCE ? These are
confusing a lot.Any link or doc is a...
02-24-2014
Lots of information. Thanks.So the overall confirmatin is Gigabit
Ethernet uses 3pairs for data and ...
Created by
chandra_rc16
in Switching
02-22-2014
02-22-2014
Please put in your opinion on this.Thanks in advance.Regards, Chandu
02-21-2014
Thanks leo.But i didn't get what you meant by Gigabit Ethernet because
as far i learnt: Ethernet,FaE...
02-21-2014
Hi,I think it can be done this way.Port25 is already connected, let it
be. First you configure the e...
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