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help with access lists!
If you use policy based routing with an extened access list you will be able route pings to a null interface. You could also just deny pings. Larry- lrittenhouse
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- Forum: Cisco
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qos on a cisco 827 adsl router
Andy, Thanks. You were right about the ATM interface. I couldn't apply the service policy to ATM0 so I tried a subinterface. That worked. So with my QOS policys applied to ATM0.1 all is well.- lrittenhouse
- Post #4
- Forum: Cisco
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qos on a cisco 827 adsl router
Andy, Thanks. I believe I need to get to the virtual interface (theoretically the dialer interface should clone down to the vir1). I tried building virtual template 1 at one point but I can't remember what the result was. As you can tell from the slow post I haven’t had much time to give this...- lrittenhouse
- Post #3
- Forum: Cisco
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Netgear router trouble!...help!!
Hi Jim, This happens to my connection also. I'm not sure of the true fix but I just disable and enable the card and I'm back in business. By the way mine is the same with WEP on or off. Larry- lrittenhouse
- Post #3
- Forum: Cisco
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qos on a cisco 827 adsl router
Hi All, I need help with QOS on an ADSL router. I've tried all kinds of techniques from basic PQ to LLQ. I get mixed results with each method I try. None of them worked the way I hoped. I think the problem has to do with the MLP bundling but I'm not too sure of that. I’m running a cisco 827...- lrittenhouse
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