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I've historically used the BW output from the SHOW FRAME-RELAY MAP command to "verify" the ISP provisioning speed. I found a document that says this is information from the CISCO MIB cfrExtCircuitBandwidth OID. However recently, I discovered the RF...
It appears from the following text in a Cisco manual "Routes configured with the connected keyword affected by this redistribute command are the routes not specified by the network router configuration command." That the REDISTRIBUTE CONNECTED statem...
It appears from the following text in a Cisco manual"Routes configured with the connected keyword affected by this redistribute command are the routes not specified by the network router configuration command."That the REDISTRIBUTE CONNECTED statemen...
At times (especially during viruses) we see large increases in ARP CPU time as well as overall CPU time.Currently PROXY ARP is on (the default).Would turning this off help alleviate this CPU usage? (i.e., with Proxy Arp off, how much less is the CPU...
I have a 6500 [IOS 12.1(19)E1] with a NAM module [3.1(1a) w/ Patch 4]. I am trying to use an IP extended VACL to prefilter a capture stream being recieved from an external RSPAN source (since the filtering capability in the NAM is very limited).The ...
You are talking about experimentally testing the link to test capacity.I'm just talking about the configuration settings that are apparently forwarded to the router/built-in DSU from the Telco F/R switch. Apparently the first is derived from LMI sta...
Are saying that with REDISTRIBTE CONNECTED only (without a NETWORK statement) that though routes may be sent and heard, there is not EIGRP "peering". I'm not clear about what you said.
This is a complex issue. First, is the issue of Inbound vs Outbound load balancing. If you use BGP, then the two ISPs will deliver BGP route information to you and you get to decide how you want to use that information to "load balance" the traffic...
I suspect this is true. I think my basic question is that does turning Proxy Arp off cause the detection of legitimate ARP traffic (ARP's directed specifically to the router's address) to be offloaded to the device driver and/or hardware? This woul...
