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Hello all, I have a question regarding ARN routers. Is it possible to have a RADIUS server control the telnet access to a ARN router? The ARN obviously supports RADIUS, but all I found about it on nortel.com refers to RADIUS controlling PPP connections and remote dial-in. Anyone out there...

Hello, I own a P116T, currently running NMA Version M8.6.7. I tried to get the newer 8.7.x, but Avaya does not provide it for download any longer, as the P110 series is end of life. I looked on support.avaya.com. Does anybody know where I could get a 8.7 for the P116T? Thanks! Mike

Hi! I tried to kill the sessions from the console (thanks for the hint!). The command is available and it even looks like he does kill the session, but when I issue a CLI WHO, the sessions are still active and I still cannot telnet to the box. I tried to kill the sessions with rwa rights, so...

Hello all, I've got two Passports (one 8610 and one 8606) on code 3.5.2.0. When I currently try to telnet to them they say "Sorry all Telnet lines in use." I have still access to them via JDM. Is there any way to clear the telnet lines via JDM? Reboot would fix the problem, but I'm trying to...

Hi Neil, yes sounds quite good, should work from my point of view. The only drawback is haveing the GRE and IP Sec protocol overhead on the ISDN, that might have impact on performance. But besides of that... great solution! Mike

Hello! I figured it out myself. The key is so-called "vrf-aware ipsec". In my configuration it helped to define the pre-shared keys for isakmp like this: crypto keyring <keyingname> vrf <vrf-name> pre-shared-key address <peer-IP> key <secretkey> I removed the old key definition before defining...

Hello, I've got a setup like this: There is a C7204 in my central site with an E3 line carrying several Frame Relay PVCs, that are defined as sub-ifs of the E3 serial interface. One of those and one of my LAN-facing Fastethernet ports are member of a VRF. The VRF is the only on on the router...

I'd prefer the 2600, too, because you have an NM slot available. Mike

Hi mitchen, first thing I'd do is to make sure the 800's dial out when the ADSL connection breaks down. I would do it, by having the 837 decrease his HSRP priority as soon as his PPPoE interface goes down. You can do this with the "standby track" command. Check this link for more details...

On the laptops, try to upgrade to latest drivers for the NICs. I had a similiar problem with an IBM Thinpad and a Linksys. The IBM had old drivers, and an upgrade did it. Mike

Hello... The problem is, that the Router in Office3 does not know about the IP networks from the other offices except from location MyOffice. Office3 learns routes via RIPv2 from MyOffice, but MyOffice does not redistribute the BGP-learned routes from the other (MPLS-based) offices into RIP, so...

I'm not quite sure wether it is possible to establish a clean IST between 8300 and 8600 at all? Can anyone verifiy that this is really possible? If not, there lies the problem.

Collisions are normal on Half Duplex. That's agreed. But almost 4% is far to much colisions. There isn't even much traffic on this interface (5min inout average is 600kbps on a link that should be able to carry up to 4mpbs!). If we were talking about this interface carrying almost 4megs per...

If budget isn't an issue... use a separate router between the two networks. Or, if security between the two networks is an issue, use a PIX instead. Mike

Okay, so can't be the cable length and I also find it unlikely that the Cisco won't support full-duplex. (But there are some of the older routers and IOSses that do not supoort it, had this problem myself some years ago...) Anyway, for the full-duplex to work, you will have to set the interface...

1) Full Duplex on E1/0 results in CRC errors It's possible your Ethernet port or your IOS level do not support full-duplex operation on the E1/0 at all (though the CLI offers you this option in config-if mode - this doesn't necessarily mean it's supported on that specific port). But even if...

jneiberger is right, the emulation of hyperterminal just always had a problem with translation of the the arrow-keys. When you are so fond of hyperterminal you want to keep using it anyway, use ctrl-p instead of arrow-up. This is the original cisco-way of browsing the command history and it...

What kind of hardware are you using? Putting an interface on full-duplex on one side without putting the other side to full-duplex, too, can have the effect you're witnessing (CRC errors). Collisions can be due to high load on the link. Could you give us the output of a "sh int e1/0"? Best...

Let me guess, it was soemthing like 0x2142...? ;-) I suppose this happens to anybody of us at least once in a lifetime...