Hi I am facing a very typical problem. I am on inside network. I have some unix servers on a branch office. Users on local LAN of branch office can login to...
I am having trouble getting my basic FR network up and running. I am using a 3620 (IOS IP 12.2(13a)) with an NM-8A/S as the Frame Switch. I've got the...
hi there... i never expected people are so non responsive in this group....i thought members are really helpful.....i never got a single reply from last 2 days...
Issue these two commands: 1. Show ip (what routing) neighbor If you are running EIGRP the command would be : show ip eigrp neighbor This command allow you to...
OK, I'm a rookie here at FR. So I know you can't ping the local FR Serial interface unless you have a map to it. Can you ping the local? Do you have a frame...
Does debug on the PIX, show anything specific to the IP or port of the unix server? ... Hi I am facing a very typical problem. I am on inside network. I have...
What routing protocol are u using? Also, are u using sub-int, or physical? Are u pinging from a hub to the other hub? to the switch? If you can send config,...
Robert Riegle (rriegle)
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Mar 4, 2003 10:15 pm
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Can you send your configs It sounds like you might have a frame mapping problem. ie: your dlci on one end doesn't map to the dlci on the other.or your have...
Non-Disclosure Agreement... That's the reason. ... From: Hemant [mailto:catchhemant@...] Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 12:21 AM To: catchhemant@... ...
It took me 17 seconds (I timed it) to find this http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/current_ exams/640-605.html Do some research...
All - thanks for your comments. If I make the interfaces HDLC, and connect them directly, Ping works fine. So, I it does not look like it's a Layer 1 issue. I...
Thanx for ur replies. I found the answer, it is actually the connection idle timeout for TCP and UDP that was the problem. By default, PIX firewall allows idle...
I feel you are mixing layer 2 routing and layer 3 routing. If you could try disabling IP routing from frame relay switch, it should work. As per my suggestion,...
Hi All Does anybody have material on WireLess? Or any link... Cássio Gomes BRAZIL...
Cássio Luís - G...
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Mar 5, 2003 12:20 am
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Carl, What happens if you change the cfg to broadcast? R1/ frame-relay map ip 192.1.1.3 100 "broadcast" and R2/ frame-relay map ip 192.1.1.1 101 "broadcast" ...
Try the following: On R1: Remove the "frame-relay map statement" -With a point-to-point link, inverse arp will take care of the dlci to ip add. Mapping. You...
Robert Riegle (rriegle)
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Mar 5, 2003 3:49 pm
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Rajeev and Vic: When I use the "frame-relay map ip 192.1.1.x DLCI broadcast" command, with or without the "frame-relay inverse-arp" command, I still can't get...
Just curious if anyone has any good how to's on access-lists for routers. I have the ones off the cisco web site, but I still cannot get telent access to be...
Hai, Remember one thing if u give frame-relay map command that will disables the frame-relay inverse-arp. k. so do full static frame-relay map command or don't...
Tim -- For a router, create your acl in config mode and apply to desired interface: access-list 101 deny tcp any any eq telnet this will prevent all telnet...
Tim, Are you trying to stop telnet to a router or telnet through the router via a particular interface, or are you trying to deny telnet from a specific...
to deny telnet access to a router you need to apply a access-list to the vty ports as such.. line vty 0 4 access-class 10 in exec-timeout 0 0 logging...
Hi all, Somebody have any material or remember any question about exam 640-905 Multicast & QoS...??? That is my last exam for CCIP and then I will planing take...
That is what I was doing, and it seems when I use that exact statement, then apply it to my outside interface it shuts down all TCP, not just telnet. I am...
Geoff, That worked in preventing anyone from telneting to the interface, which is what I wanted. Question, I realize the telnet port, 23, is still open to a...
You can use rotary group command under the line vty to change the telnet port to tcp 3000+group# and 7000+group#. Or you can always use the PAT to only allow...
Hi, As far as finger, use no service tcp-small-services no service udp-small-services this also takes care of the small servers like echo and date, and such. ...