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08-18-2017
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Re: L2TP + IPSec, best way to avoid fragmentation
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Routing
03-08-2010
03-08-2010
What is the best way to set MTU? Choices are: Fe4 (WAN), Virtual-PPP1 (L2TP session interface) or Vl...
L2TP + IPSec, best way to avoid fragmentation
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Routing
02-17-2010
02-17-2010
Hi there! Once again, let`s discuss VPN and MTU What we have? Ethernet LAN, L2TP to ISP and IPSec wi...
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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Switching
12-22-2009
12-22-2009
Lests start again:We have to sites, A and B, we need layer 2 between them because server A and serve...
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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Switching
12-22-2009
12-22-2009
You are correct except one moment - vlan 10 is ospf passive interface and switches are making neighb...
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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Switching
12-22-2009
12-22-2009
HSRP is needed by servers that must be placed in single L2 domain
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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Switching
12-22-2009
12-22-2009
All switches are at different locations, so if switch A goes down, all hosts on this DC are unaccess...
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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m.sobolev
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Switching
12-22-2009
12-22-2009
Yes, backup link is present:Routes are "O IA"
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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m.sobolev
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Switching
12-21-2009
12-21-2009
You're right, on both switches I see area 10 routes as inter area routes (IA).I think your proposal ...
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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Switching
12-21-2009
12-21-2009
Good day.It would be nice to hear more opinions!
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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12-18-2009
12-18-2009
L2 trunk is key design feature, you can imagine switches are datacenters connected by dark fiber and...
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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12-18-2009
12-18-2009
I dont get it I think switch A and switch B each run its own ospf process and both of them serves ar...
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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Switching
12-18-2009
12-18-2009
Link between switches it L2 trunk, and OSPF runs on SVI, subnet /30, for example 10.32.0.0/30
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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12-18-2009
12-18-2009
To make things little bit more interresting:
Re: OSPF, 2 routers, 2 areas, one link
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