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graeme · 03-17-2010

Hi All,On the web site it saysCisco X2-10GB-ZR: Supports link lengths of up to about 80 km on SMF. This interface is not part of the 10 Gigabit Ethernet standard but is built according to Cisco optical specifications.I have a need to connect my 4507 ...

graeme · 12-07-2009

I have a 2811 router connected to a BGP cloud, it is connected on the inside to a RIP cloud. The router is recieving both RIP and BGP updates. The problem I have is that the router is preferencing the RIP routes over the BGP routes. The RIP routes ha...

graeme · 12-07-2009

Thanks for your help, I will give it a go.Cheers

graeme · 12-07-2009

Hi Edison,Thanks for that. Unfortunately I need to redistribute these subnets into the BGP cloud as other sites may need to access site 4 via this site if there is a failure somewhere (this network is meant to have a minimum of two paths between any ...

graeme · 12-07-2009

I have attached a WAN layout, the router I am having the current problem with is the Blue one at site 3, the routes are back to Site 4.I don't really understand why when I do a clear ip route 192.168.72.0 the RIP route is replaced immediately with th...

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