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vijayvitthalayachit96 · 12-16-2016

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/access/4400/troubleshooting/memorytroubleshooting/isr4000_mem.html As per the above mentioned document, show platform software status control-processor brief is having following output. Router# show plat...

vijayvitthalayachit96 · 06-30-2016

System returned to ROM by error - an unknown failure, PC 0x60C37964 at 13:03:34 IST Thu Jun 30 2016 Current Image : c1841-advipservicesk9-mz.124-4.XC7.bin Planning to upgrade to c1841-ipbasek9-mz.124-22.YB2.bin. Is crypto is supported in this vers...

vijayvitthalayachit96 · 06-30-2016

There is a common understanding that OSPF operates at Layer 3. However, as per wikipedia, it operates at Link Layer i.e., Layer 2. " OSPF multicast IP packets never traverse IP routers (never traverse Broadcast Domains), they never travel more than...

vijayvitthalayachit96 · 02-28-2018

As per my knowledge, when an update is sent after adding a new network, the receiving router will also update that back in the same interface with higher metrics. For example, orinating router set scaled delay to 1 (just as a number), neighbor may se...

vijayvitthalayachit96 · 07-02-2016

Thanks all for your answers. It helped me a lot.

vijayvitthalayachit96 · 06-30-2016

Thanks for the update Leo Laohoo.

vijayvitthalayachit96 · 06-30-2016

I agree. And I was also believed this only. But when I captured using Wireshark in a Layer 2 environment, I am able to see OSPF packets. That is what Wikipedia is trying to say. Then, is Wikipedia is right? or its a contradiction?

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Re: How does split-horizon in eigrp really works in my topology?

Thanks all for your answers.

Thanks for the update Leo

I agree. And I was also