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4000m to cisco 3550g48
I want to hook up a HP4000M to a Cisco 3550G48 via fiber. On the cisco side I set the Giga port to dot1q trunk, swithport mode trunk and non-negotiate. What do I have to do on the HP side to make this thing work. There is only 2 vlans on the cisco side, mgmt and users. I am not familiar with the...- Marty99
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HP4000M to Cisco 3550G48
I want to hook up a HP4000M to a Cisco 3550G48 via fiber. On the cisco side I set the Giga port to dot1q trunk, swithport mode trunk and non-negotiate. What do I have to do on the HP side to make this thing work. There is only 2 vlans on the cisco side, mgmt and users. I am not familiar with... -
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Perl Script to display files on a web page.
When i try to run this I get the following, I have perl-5.8.0-88 installed on Redhat 9, I don't have CGI.pm on my system: [root@NAWRCS-SYSLOG cisco]# ./web.gen Can't locate CGI.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.0/i386-linux-thread-multi /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.0... -
Perl Script to display files on a web page.
I have a script in ASP that will dynamically create a web page of the files in the current directory and sort them alphabetically. I want to do this same thing in Linux, ASP will not work, and the converted ASP (asp2php) does not work either. Any ideas, your help is appreciated. -
How do make Ciscoworks use Telnet instead of Hyperterminal?
When in the Layer 2 network map in Campus Manager, Topology services, how do I get Ciscoworks to spawn Telnet instead of hyperterminal to connect to a device when I right click it and hit telnet? I can't find this, it's probably obvious. Thanks. Jeff -
Monitor port usage.
This is real similiar to Ciscoview/Cisco works isn't it. I was looking for some type of report I could run against it to tell me active/inactive reports. We have Ciscoworks, is there an easy way to do it in there. Thanks, -
Monitor port usage.
Does anyone know of any type of utility to look at a switch and tell me the operational status of the ports (up/down), as well as the description for that port. I want to run this against a number of switches in my network. Thanks in advance.
