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e.systems · 08-13-2004

Hi,I need to change all of the SNMP string details held in nGenius, is it possible to do it as a bulk change? We have well over 100 devices and I don't fancy doing them one at a time!!Thanks.

e.systems · 07-07-2004

I have tried researching this, but not with much luck. The customer has asked for a 3745 with CME, and using a 2651XM with SRST as a backup box in a small site. I don't think SRST will work with CME from what I have read. For CME redundancy purpos...

e.systems · 06-18-2004

On the Cisco configurator, if you select the 3000W power supply for a 6509 chassis, it offers 2500W rated cables and not 3000W as I would expect. Are these cables of good enough rating for 3000W power supplies? (I guess they must be, but am not sur...

e.systems · 07-01-2004

have you assigned any interfaces as passive?

e.systems · 07-01-2004

Jolmos right, you are advertising a /8 network, but your internal network is currently set to /16.If changing subnet mask doesn't work, also try the following command on both routers"no auto-summary"If that doesn't work, can you post show ip route f...

e.systems · 07-01-2004

Can you post the two configs.

e.systems · 07-01-2004

The reduced memory may be due to the catos upgrade, when you get new releases of software it is usual for them to use more memory, both in Flash and DRAM.Also, each module inserted in to the chassis will have a memory requirement, so adding addition...

e.systems · 06-30-2004

You are using RIP which is a classful protocol. The easiest solution is to convert it to RIP v2 byROuter Rugely: router ripROuter Rugely: rip version 2Do this for both routers. You should then be able to see out. Also, from Rugely, you need to remo...

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