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I have 4 6509's 2x Sup1A and MSFC2 in each, cpu utilisation was 30% running catos 6.3.1, I've uprgaded to catos 8.5.3 and over night the util jumps to 60%. sh proc cpu highlights SptBpduRx process at 74/50/47 and 36% across the 4 sites. pvstp is running across the cats, stp on the edge switches...

You need to ensure you have enough memeory available for your upgrade too, we had to upgrade to 24 mb of flash and 128 Mb DRAM on our Sup1A - MSFC2's. Also, Andy, have you the URL for the conversion tool, I cant find it. Thanks The only reason some people are still alive, is simply because...

I might be being silly, but did you use a XOVR cable for the uplink from FE to FE? The only reason some people are still alive, is simply because it's illegal to kill them!! ;0)

WEP is extremely vulnerable, it takes less than a million packets to reverse engineer/decrypt it. It'll work fine till someone hacks it. The only reason some people are still alive, is simply because it's illegal to kill them!! ;0)

Hi, Any reason why you dont want to use your DHCP server to issue both scopes? We do this, just add in the relevant scope options for the Nortel phones (we use MITEL) and it's all quite happy. The only reason some people are still alive, is simply because it's illegal to kill them!! ;0)

I've had this also, we have on occasion had to configure the vlan on the switch itself, especially if VTP domain isnt configured. If your VTP domain is configures correctly, set your switch to VTP CLIENT mode: Switch(config)#vtp mode client If not, you need to define and configure a VTP...

Assuming you have created a VLAN20 interface on the RSM of the 4006, you would just need to put your routes in to your d/g and point the next hop to your 4006, as VLAN20 is directly connected to your 4006 traffic will be directed on to your new vlan. Hope this is okay, I'm more used to 6509's...

You should be able to use WPA-PSK for your wireless, dont know why anyone would still use WEP on the bridge link. Hope this helps Colin The only reason some people are still alive, is simply because it's illegal to kill them!! ;0)

Yes pinging everything but the printers is fine, icmp is allowed throughout the internal network, printing is fine on the lan, but ip printing from off the network doesnt work. The only reason some people are still alive, is simply because it's illegal to kill them!! ;0)

Tracert'ing to a printer gets as far as the vlan1 address of the MSFC of the core site the remote site hangs off (2 hops) traceing the site server hits in 3 hops (ie 10.133.104.2 {remote vlan} - server - 3 hops, 10.133.104.28 - printer - 2 hops {msfc} then bombs out. From the site server/client...

Done it, all the printer have the same config with the same 23 bit subnet and correct d/g. We have another site with the same config/hardware thats fine. The only reason some people are still alive, is simply because it's illegal to kill them!! ;0)

I have a site connected via LES10 with 6 2950's, trunking between core site and all remote switches. VLAN1 management is fine, site connectivity and functionality is fine, the problem is i cant ping a single printer unles i am on the remote subnet. All other devices respond, just not the...

Have any of you tried to use two 1232 to bridge 2 sites 100m apart. I specc'd out for 3 1300's, 2 Yaggi's lightning arrestors etc, but, as we all know, project admin clerks know far more than us pleb techies, so decided to buy AP's instead "coz they're better aren't they? And we can run twice as...

You might also want to check your speed and duplex settings, sometimes if the port is left on auto, it wont negotiate correctly, forcingf the port to the correct speed/duplex will stop it from flapping. Hope this helps Colin

I want to configure SSH on all our switches and routers (Cats with CATOS and PIX too if anyone knows how). We're using SSH Secure Shell Client on laptops and want to administer the switches by telnet. A quick look at Cisco hasnt revealed much, I know it'll be there but thought you might be...

Second that Chris, We use Nokia and Realsecure and keep passing pen-tests with flying colours. :)

Have you tried upgrading the IOS? It may well solve a lot of your issues.

If you want a 'free' auto discovery type software, try SMPPC from Castlerock, you can get a trial version. If you want to diagrammatically represent you network, use visio, you can get all the Cisco templates from the cisco site.

http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/793/lan_switching/3.html http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/473/88.html http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/473/189.html Just some pointers, but you can refine your search on the site (www.cisco.com)

OK so you have vlan's currently? you'll need suitable distribution switches to configure and route your vlans on. Do you want to issue DHCP on your risky vlan or assign static ip's? You'll need to ensure your vtp domain name and password are configured, we run our switches as vtp servers...