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HSRP Router Redundancy
I'm going to test it using spanning tree. I'm not sure it will work because the interface on the node switch that serves as the gateway will be different depending on which leg of the ring traffic is approaching from. Instead of assigning the gateway IP to the interface on the node switch... -
HSRP Router Redundancy
Thanks for the responses. Actually, there's about 16 switches between nodes, spaced about a mile apart. I only showed two of them in the diagram for simplicity. The switches are connected with a fiber optic cable buried in the ground, and I want to guard against a full cable cut, which would... -
HSRP Router Redundancy
I'm trying to provide redundant default gateways for 2950 L2 switches that daisy-chained between L3 3550 switches as shown in the attached drawing. All connections are fiber, and there's no opportunity to home run all the L2 switches to the L3 gateways with new fiber connections. I'd like to... -
Static awk or gawk binary
Turned out to be an issue with vmware that was causing problems compiling. Thanks anyway. -
Static awk or gawk binary
I spent a few hours trying to compile a static gawk binary in Red Hat 7 (on vmware), before throwing in the towel. Is there someplace I can download a precompiled static binary? Or does anyone have a static copy of awk or gawk? Thanks in advance. -
Run a script from another script
I want to launch an interactive tcl script from within a bash script, but when I try, it seems that the standard input channel gets messed up. For example, the following code: puts -nonewline stdout "What is your name?: " flush stdout set name [gets stdin] returns the following error: error... -
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Redirect text to a file.
I'm very new to tcl. I would like to add a line to my script that writes a block of text to a log file with the date and time shown in the log entry. The entry in the log file would look something like: Sept 11 8:05pm Main Script Ran. Please help! Thanks in advance.
