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I am trying to migrate to a new Red Hat 7.2 print server. I am going from an old Pentium 90 to a new dual 1 GHz server. Everything is done except I have 300+ printers I need to move. Is there a way to export,copy,move these printrs with out having to reenter them manually? I have looked at utils...

Not sure if this helps, http://de.samba.org/samba/ftp/docs/htmldocs/printer_driver2.html I will be working on this in the next few weeks. If i find out anything I will try and let you know

At Core Site: I have two Cisco 7206s each with one DS3 to the frame cloud Each 7206 is connected to each other through two Cisco 5509 switches via Fast Ethernet At Remote Site: Cisco 2610 with two PVCs (one PVC to each of the 7206) PVC 1 = 64k with 16kcir (DLCI 20 mapped to DLCI 16) PVC 2 = 64k...

So i should just put a "bandwidth 16" on the 16 cir etc... ? or do you mean Just let it fun at full 64K?

Thank you. Will map-class influence routes on the remote and local side? ! map-class frame-relay 64k8cir frame-relay cir 64000 frame-relay mincir 8000 frame-relay adaptive-shaping becn frame-relay bc 1000 ! map-class frame-relay 64k16cir frame-relay cir 64000 frame-relay mincir 16000...

So if I put "bandwidth 16" and a "bandwidth 8" on the sub-interfaces at the remote site and on each DS3 sub-interface EIGRP will always take the 16 path unless the it is down, in which case it will take the remaining bandwidth 8 path? (sorry on that long sentance hehe) On...

PLEASE HELP – Thank you very very much! At Core Site: I have two Cisco 7206s each with one DS3 to the frame cloud Each 7206 is connected to each other through two Cisco 5509 switches via Fast Ethernet At Remote Site: Cisco 2610 with two PVCs (one PVC to each of the 7206) PVC 1 = 64k with 16kcir...

Yes I knew that :) but thank you very much. I am wondering how to fix this. I have played with variance but it seems to effect all my eigrp routes. Thank you for you help.

Great thank you all for replying! I am still working on this but all these ideas are great and I will bring them up at next meeting :) Do the telnet capable power strips have theability to plug the console port into it? Thank you all again!

Hello all, Site A has a Frame-Relay Connection to Site C at 64KB and 32K CIR. Site B has a Frame-Relay Connection to Site C at 64KB and a 16K CIR Site A has a Fast-Ethernet Connection to Site B. I have EIGRP turned on using AS number 1024. I seem to be having trouble understanding what I...

THANK YOU ALL! The reason I need to do this is because I have 450 remote sites. Everyone in a while a router will lose its config (power surge etc) and I need to get a new config on it remotly. The end user has zero ability to do this. My solution for this is just to Fed-Ex another out to them...

THANK YOU ALL! The reason I need to do this is because I have 450 remote sites. Everyone in a while a router will lose its config (power surge etc) and I need to get a new config on it remotly. The end user has zero ability to do this. My solution for this is just to Fed-Ex another out to them...

Is there ANY way to come out of a switch port (ethernet or console) to a routers AUX or console? I need to be able to telnet to the switch and then need the ablility to get to the router somehow. I have beat my head on this one and seems to me since switches dont do telnet there may not be a...

Is there ANY way to come out of a switch port (ethernet or console) to a routers AUX or console? I need to be able to telnet to the switch and then need the ablility to get to the router somehow. I have beat my head on this one and seems to me since switches dont do telnet there may not be a...