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david.lowe · 10-01-2007

I have two campuses, each with their own 100Mbps Internet connection, that I would like to configure for Internet redundancy. My current setup consist of a split class C address block where we route addresses 192.231.40.1 - .128 to campus A and addr...

david.lowe · 02-15-2007

You're going to need a very high end router (including the cost of the T1 interface cards or port adapters) to pull this off. But I understand what you're getting at. One time charges are much easier to digest than monthly recurring charges.

david.lowe · 02-14-2007

I'm assuming that you're referring to Cisco's IP Telephony platform. It's a good idea to have DHCP services configured on the very first layer 3 hop device (usually a router or layer 3 switch) and then on the Call Manager server(s) as well for redun...

david.lowe · 02-14-2007

Simulating 32 phone calls over a T1 line is taxing the circuit entirely too much. Even if you're doing G.729 over this WAN link. You're probably exhausting the buffers on both routers as well during these tests, therefore, creating additional laten...

david.lowe · 02-14-2007

You will need to disable the DST update service within the server's operating system and manually change it. Or, you can download the latest patch that applies to your server and it will make the transition for you dynamically. I'm assuming that yo...

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