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I am trying to figure out how to limit users to only access certain OIDs when performing an SNMP Walk. So far, I have created the following:Role: limit-snmpDescription: new roleVlan policy: permit (default)Interface policy: permit (default)Vrf polic...
I have very strange behavior with our 4x10G port-channel on a 3650-48FD-L switch-stack.I have 2 switches and have created a port-channel with 2 10G ports from each switch to create a total of 40G. When all 4 10G interfaces are up, we are losing packe...
Hello all,We have a 4451 router which runs an integrated zone-based firewall. We connect 2 physical interfaces via Port-channel to our core switch (3850). We run a separate VRF for each zone on the switch so that is has it's own routing table. We ...
I am trying to build some server infrastructure at my staging location which will be shipped to another store location. We want to build the clusters with the store IP so that it build correctly and we do not have to re-IP the server cluster.
I bu...
You can't with the iBGP and Local Pref in place. The only thing possible is to use multi-path so that it redistributes both paths into OSPF. Or you can use a filter on incoming prefix advertisements on R2 and R6 so that only the prefixes learned on R...
If it was me, I would move the connection that is between the edge routers to the opposing router instead , so R1 would connect to R5 and R6, and R2 would connect to R5 and R6. Then you would use OSPF ecmp to you can do full load balancing in OSPF....
Essentially you would want to use route-maps and Local Preference to split up your prefixes that you are receiving from your ISP.For example, say you receive 4 prefixes from R3:20.0.0.0/2430.0.0.0/2440.0.0.0/2450.0.0.0/24 On R2, you would configure:i...
Does R5 and R6 have a BGP peer to each other or is it OSPF only? Is R4 your router or is it the ISP router? Do you only have 1 router peering with your ISP?
