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Occasional Lengthy Spikes
so tht ^$ is responsible for all that? Damn! -
Occasional Lengthy Spikes
Hey, That just didn't answer anything. I do not even know the difference of a full route table and direct routes to my isp. So there is no way for me to even understand the pros or cons of either scenario. Why would I want full route tables? As far as using default routes, well, I am trying to... -
Occasional Lengthy Spikes
Hey, No, the firewall is still inactive. I know, I know! The answer to your question svermill, is yes. Both of my ISPs advertise there address space to eachother, which is how ip's on one line still work on theo ther if that one line is down. Which is confusing to me, because if they are... -
Occasional Lengthy Spikes
Svermill, What part of that link you gave me should I look at? They mention the problem of an AS becoming a transit for internet traffic, but dont mention which method of bgp configuration fixes the issue. Don't I want full internet routes or would I want only the direct routes with default... -
Occasional Lengthy Spikes
What stats commands would I use to figure out the answers to your questions? Because of the outbound policies, both lines are now outputting at high levels, but it almost seeems as though the connection is slower. I believe this is because of all the forwarded packets. I really hope I can... -
Occasional Lengthy Spikes
Hey, This is true, but I am sure there are things that could be in my router's config that shouldn't be, that might also be the cause of increased ping and delay. I'm just asking for anyone willing to just look over my latest configuration and tell me if there is anything that jumps out at... -
Occasional Lengthy Spikes
Hey, Okay, I've been working on the router config for weeks and I am finally getting somewhere. One of the things I mentioned a while ago, is that I am running a game server on my network; specifically a Quake 3 game server. It is because of this, that perfection of the router's configuration... -
BGP and Routing....
Ha Great.. I got it. Wow and it works. I set it up like so: access-list 1 permit 66.115.51.0 0.0.0.255 access-list 1 permit 216.242.60.0 0.0.0.255 access-list 2 permit 65.212.126.0 0.0.0.255 ! route-map LINES permit 10 match ip address 2 set interface Serial0/0.1 ! route-map LINES permit 20... -
BGP and Routing....
yeah uhm, my last question there.. is where I am still stuck. Someone want to help me with that? P.S. Anyone want to recommend a good Cisco Router book, that doesn't read like a manual? -
BGP and Routing....
I noticed in your original example you applied the policy's to the two ethernets. I only have 1 fast ethernet that goes to the network. So where do I apply the two policies? -
BGP and Routing....
Well, I believe, what I am trying to do, is create a well designed outbound access-list. But, than again, I really don't know what I am doing. ;) Routers and configuring routers is just not my area of expertise; so I require a bit more guidance in creating these well-designed ACLs. I am not... -
BGP and Routing....
Ok, let me further explain my specific scenario. I have a server at 65.212.126.253 and I have the block 65.212.126.* as well as the 66.115.51.* block. I want the 1 ip of 65.212.126.253 to send packets out the one line (s0/1) and all the other ips to go out the other line. Would this be how I... -
BGP and Routing....
What if the one ip you want to go to a specific interface is inside a block of ips that you want to go to the other interface? -
BGP and Routing....
Will that work with BGP? Wouldn't I want to use prefix-lists and add route-maps to the bgp settings, to control how the packets left? By specifying in access-lists which serial interface packets should go to, does that specify that those packets will than travel out that interface too? Is this... -
BGP and Routing....
Hey, I'd just like to say thank you to everyone who commented in my last post. Everyone was extremely helpful and I hope you all can help me with my latest questions. After doing some reading on BGP and testing many of the configuration examples i've been able to find, I have come to several... -
Need help configuring router! HELP!!!
Which protocols? What should I try? And any ideas on what was happening when I tried setting up the static route to use interface s0/1? -
Need help configuring router! HELP!!!
ok... well i've changed the router config a bit and am now getting good steady pings with only the occasional spike. However, I am sure it could be better. Current configuration : 2062 bytes ! version 12.2 service timestamps debug uptime service timestamps log uptime ! hostname Router ... -
Need help configuring router! HELP!!!
Great great... so how do I do it? ;) -
Need help configuring router! HELP!!!
I've been told that the only real way to balance two lines from seperate providers is to use access lists to specify that certain ips use certain interfaces. In order to do this don't I have to deny ips of one line access on the other interface? If so, doesn't that defeat the purpose of BGP? If... -
Need help configuring router! HELP!!!
Well like i said, someone is coming down to configure the watchdog... which is why I dont mind to much about revealing ip addresses.
