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Cisco to Cisco T1 issues
Found out what the problem was. The data center where the 3640 is located had a bad cross connection from Verizon. They re-terminated and everything is fine. Thanks for the help and suggestions. -
Cisco to Cisco T1 issues
Ok, I've got the circuit up again, without frame-relay. Just point to point T1. I am seeing the same behavior. I can ping any host, I can traceroute to any outside host, and I can perform DNS queries/transfers. I can't do anything else though. No HTTP, FTP, SSH, etc. I get varying packet... -
Cisco to Cisco T1 issues
You are right, frame-relay is not necessary. I have removed all frame-relay lines. Now it is: eth0->ser0(ip unnum)-->T1<--ser0/0(ip unnum)<-fastEth0/0 HDLC encap. 3640 is providing clock source 2524 is clock source is line Still getting same behavior. I can ping the routers from each... -
Cisco to Cisco T1 issues
Given the following setup: ISP-->RouterA-->T1<--RouterB<--Office RouterA = Cisco3640 RouterB = Cisco2524 From anywhere on the internet I can ping and telnet to either Router A or B. From an outside source I get no packet loss when pinging RouterA, and about 6% packet loss when pinging...
