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Hello,i have a Cisco Router 800 model with a HWIC4ESW modul and a built-in FA0 port. Config is looking as follows (just a snapshot):------------------interface fa0/0 ip address 10.10.10.1 255.255.255.0 interface fa1interface fa2interface fa3interface...
Hello everybody,i'm new into the whole PIX thing, so i'm sorry if my question seems to be "easy". I was looking at the config of a PIX where i need to do a upgrade of the IOS and the ASDM via CLI. If i compare it to a router, where i know what i'm d...
Hello together,I was playing around with BGP and wonder if the conf statement "no ip directed-broadcast", which can be bound to an interface, has any influence on the BGP behaviour?Although I have two Routers bi-connected, the Neighbor status is stil...
Hi Vibhor,yes it helps. Thanks.I was just wondering because in the PIX config, there was nothing specified like on a router, e.g.:console 0 login localor console 0 login password xyzIn addition, do i have to put in the command "security-level 0" on t...
The problem that I have is that, although the connection and configuration is OK, the BGP neighbor status between these two routers is still idle but I guess it should be established instead.cheersAndy
The two routers are directly connected (default HDLC) and I'm able to ping back and forth. I also tried other Routing Protocols and they are running fine.Here are the two config snapshots:!interface serial3 ip address 10.10.10.1 255.255.255.252 no ip...
--quote--:),normal wildcardmask is always configured as .3, .15, .7 , .31, 63, 127, 255. Honestly, I never see this type wildcardmask(0.0.10.255) in my network career.--unquote--Ahh.. allright, now I see what you mean. After seeing it in binary, you'...
