Does this 2950 connect directly to the VTP server? If not is the trunk to the 6500 without the MSFC passing all Vlans on both sides of the trunk?
What is the output of "show vlan" on the 2950? Do you see all of your vlans?
I have two thoughts,
1. Is the 2950 in the same VTP Domain as the 6500 server?
2. Are both sides of the trunk configured to pass the VLANs you wish to use?
The problem may be with standard.
Prior to V.90 being ratified two standards came into play X2 and Flex. ISP's normally supported this by having one number for X2 modems and another for Flex modems.
It appears you have a pre-V.90 modem. During that period some modem manufacturers offered...
Depending on what interfaces the 4500 and which model of the 2500 series you have one of the following should work.
Method 1
If each router has a serial interface connect them via serial cables. Make sure they are of the same EIA standard (ex. RS-232, V.35). One needs to be DCE and the other...
If I were preparing for a Cisco exam, I would purchase the appropriate Boson exam. I highly recommend them.
I've heard if you miss a question, the new Boson's have links to Cisco's web site with information on the question.
I have not confirmed this though.
I should have asked this first.
1. What VPN client are you using to connect to your works VPN server? or Are you building a LAN to LAN VPN tunnel?
2. What address and mask is the VPN server issuing you?
Your home address is 192.168.1.x. With a classless IP address there is no way to...
The problem is with the subnet mask. Your home network is using a 16 bit mask. When your home pc wants to talk to your works private network, it believes its on the local wire and not on the otherside of the VPN tunnel.
Therefore instead of encapsulating the packet and forwarding through the...
I find the following three books useful.
Internetworking with TCP/IP, 4th ed. by Douglas E. Comer
TCP/IP Illustrated Volume 1, by Wright and Stevens
TCP/IP Illustrated Volume 2, by Wright and Stevens
There are no global configs.
Note: Check your cpu load (sh process cpu). Cisco recommends that you turn compression off if this load exceeds 65%.
Router A
Interface serial X
compress stac
_______
Router B
Interface serial X
compress stac
Actually I think you will find hex to binary or binary to hex conversion quite easy. One hex digit is 4 binary bits.
thus 99 = 1001 1001
The first thing to is recognize your base and its weighted value.
Note: Anything to the 0 power equals 1 and anything to the 1 power is itself.
For...
Tattl - The bandwidth statement is not required nor does it affect the serial interface. The bandwidth command sets the bandwidth metric component for routing protocols which use it in its caculation.
Programs using SNMP also use the bandwidth command. By default the BW of a serial interface...
Thanks for the tips folks.
Scandisk found directory structure and free space errors. Volume status description showed healthy with no substatus info, also under filesystem it was blank. Free space 100%.
I ended up pulling the data files off the F: drive via dos. Reformatted the drive and...
Tool for monitoring bandwidth I use is Multi Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG). Following is the link: http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/
As for utilization of the T-1 - Do you have link compression turned on? If not consider turning it on. Be aware you will need to do this to...
My son's was playing a game called everquest which crashed to desktop. When I investigated I found XP sees the F: drive, but believes it needs to be formatted. F: is also where the game is installed.
I ran a virus scan on the system and it found no virus. At this point i thought i had a...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.