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gacross · 08-12-2005

With 802.1d you are basicly limited to 7 hops if you follow ieee recommendations. With the advent of RSTP 802.1w I can't find any discussions on why the distance limitations couldn't be relaxed, or any guidlines regarding tuning the max-age and other...

gacross · 09-12-2008

Does anyone know if it is possible to do the hairpin on an IOS FW setup? If so what is the trick? There isn't an interface to put the "nat inside" on for the ipsec client. Thanks.

gacross · 07-26-2008

Meaning as long as OSPF can reach the physical interfaces routers (active,standby) everyting is cool.-----Active/Standby does not matter. OSPF --> Route in table for active routers-----No route in table based on best metricOSPF--> In the event the ac...

gacross · 07-26-2008

Inbound there will be allowed only packets with destination port of 5900 and anything with the ack bit turn on in the TCP header. (outbound response packets.) You should add the ports and ip addresses your have staticly nat'd. eg: access-list 101 per...

gacross · 05-25-2006

clear your interface stats. debug ip packetping from the routerping from the laptopLook at the debug output.Look at interface stats arp -a on the laptop.ipconfig on the laptop (assuming windows)If all was working you should see at least 10 input pack...

gacross · 08-13-2005

Yes, we need the show run. Anybody who telnets to the router and issues the cmd can log the output to a file and then it can be sent, pasted or whatever. Its just text. Second, focus on duplex mismatch issues between the switch and the router. And be...

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