I currently have a 2851 router with 2Mbps point-to-point leased circuit on its serial interface and most of the time its congested. Any tool for measuring the current consumption that is happening on the link other than netflow.Was looking for something for a graph or chart displaying the current consumption rate.
We own a Wifi controller 5508, with many access points connected to him. Except on the site where the controller is installed, all other APs are configured in FlexConnect mode through our MPLS network to prevent roundtrip for local communications (local client to local server for example).
Because of important slowness on one site where 8 APs are installed, we captured the traffic going in and out of our MPLS router and we discovered that the APs are consuming about 150kbits/s each in one-way communications with the controller (controller to APs), even when nobody is present (the capture was done this sunday).
Could you confirm me if this behaviour is normal or not ? What could explain such a large amount of data between the controller and the APs ?
My company is composed of three different campuses, all with a similar network topology. We currently are experiencing high bandwidth on our serial interface at one of the campuses in particular. The network is composed of about 20 VLANS routed internally using a Cisco 6509. Traffic to the outside is PAT’d by an ASA 5510 and then forwarded through our edge router interface. Each VLAN is PAT’d to a specific public address.Due to the PAT, how would you recommend determining what specific private addresses are consuming our resources on the serial interface. When I look at our NMS, it reports the public address, but that only narrows it down to a VLAN. For example, all the devices in VLAN 6 are translated to 146.34.118.245, and 146.34.11.245 is a top talker.
I have Cisco 2851 router & need to allocate bandwith based on IP's. eg. 192.168.1.1 should use 7 Mbps & 192.168.1.2 should use 2 Mbps & 192.168.1.3 should use 1 Mbps. Let me know the configuration on how to execute it on a router.
I am looking to add a new connection between a Cisco 2851 and a Cisco 3745. Currently there are two T1 connections between them for a internal 192.168.5.0 network but I would like to add a ethernet connection to give a larger pipe for when transfering large files via that network. Can I just add the ethernet to the multigroup and shut the ethernet connection down when not needed(to limit it to t1 speeds) or is there some other way of doing this?
I have a SBS 2008 box at a clients with 16 gig of ram in it. Right now the server is using 88-90% of it's ram. I have checked the device manager to see how much ram the services are using and everything except for a few services are using less then 200,000k each. The exchange store is using around 600,000k which is right in range and then a couple w3wp.exe services are using around 300,000k or less. Now here is where the issue lies 3 SQL engine processes are using a total of around 7 gig of ram. My client runs a custom software that uses sql express to host the database. And I am just wondering if it's normal for SQL to use this much ram in 2008 or should I be talking to the software company about the large consumption. It's basically using half of the available ram on the server. I did upgrade this machine from 8 gig ram about 9 months ago and it was fine for a while then all the sudden SQL just started eating more ram to point where we are today.
We are planning for the office move and I need to estimate how much power we need to run a fully populated Cat4507R switch. The chassis include 2 Sups, one 6-port fiber line card, two 48-port Gig and two 48-port FastEthernet line cards. The switch also has redundant power supply (4200ACV 1400W). According to Cisco Power Calculator [URL], I need 49.5 amp 110-120V circuit. It seems to be too much higher than real world. How many 20amp circuit we would need when all the ports are fully utilized?
I wondered, how much power do the SRP520-U series actual draw? Compared to commonly used home-grade equipment I think the power consumption is above average?
I have 2 x 3560e-24td-s 2 x ASA5510 2 x 2821(no modules) 2 x 2901
I'm trying to figure out power draw in Amps for my new cabinet. I looked at the data sheet for the 2821 and it says 3A for the 110V under the row AC Input Current, Would that be accurate if I did that for all the models and then just added up the total?
I need to figure out the max power consumption of 7009. The issue is, at this point i am not sure what modules will be used, so just to give an estimate, how we calculate the max power consumption of nexus 7009 ?
I am calculating Cisco 4500X power consumption requirements to select appropriate UPS systems. I have 4500X switch with dual power supplies.which value should I take for power consumption calculation, in data sheet it has two values: AC Power Max Rating: 750W System Power Consumption: 330W nominal/400W max
Which values should I take, to calculate UPS systems capacity? And also I am interesting when 4500x has two power supplies what is power consumption?
I'm currently working on migration from CSS to ACE. The ACE appliance is running A4(2.0) code. And i couldn't find the CSS to ACE conversion tool in the Web gui.
I have recently installed several of the new WS-500 series switches into my networks and much to my surprise they are not supported by the CNA tool as the older 500 series were. I tried using the CCA tool, but my routers and legacy switches are not supported under it. One of the reasons I bought the Cisco switches in the first place is because I wanted to use one tool to manage all components in my network. I feel rather irked about what seems to be a purposeful hampering of functionality of the SMB line of equipment. Is there a management application that will allow me to manage all of my Cisco devices from the same console?
i need to move from a pix 515e. V 6.3 to a asa v 8. From what ive read i can use the pix to asa tool to get the converted configuration file to the new asa. So far so good, however, the pix has conduits which i read must be converted via the occ tool. So i ran the pix to asa conversion then ran the occ tool on that output but i keep getting errors. It is not liking the nameif outside, inside, and dmz lines. If i manually edited them out before i run the occ tool it runs but warns there are no interfaces.
To test the VPN performance of ASA 5540, I will have to build at least 1000 VPN tunnels. It is time-consuming works if I put all of commands line by line manually. It looked like a bundle of VPN tunnels won't be created by ASDM. I am wonder if there is any generator tool for this. I just tried to google it. I found a software is named as VPN Configure Generator, but it is not free.
When I connect to my router via the default gateway IP address I no longer have access to the configuration options. It just brings up the recovery tool. It will assign IP addresses when I connect via cat 5, but it will not broadcast an SSID. I have tried updating the firmware, but even after running the update it just takes me to the recovery tool. The only options I have are update firmware or reboot. I thought about using DD-WRT, but this particular router is on the black list for that particular firmware option.
working with a trial version of Cisco Prime 1.2. I am looking for a Configuration Compliance tool. I used it in Cisco Works LMS - but I dont see a way to do the same thing with Cisco Prime.
Is there any tool or script which will automatically generate scripts for routers, switches. I am configuring 100's of cisco 3700 routers and 3500 switches. I want to be consistent with my configuration . I am looking for script that when u run it, it will prompt you step by step to configure router, and switch and generate router config file. I know aobut cisco autoconfig maker but thats not what i am looking for.
Is there a tool which can analyse the incoming and outgoing traffic on a computer hooked to the internet via a router.I would want to know the name of the program or application generating the outgoing traffic or receiving the incoming traffic and if possible the source of incoming traffic.I can read my Dir-628 router's log but all you really see are IP addresses.
We are deploying a new wireless infrastructure with a WCS (7.0.172.0) / WLC (7.0.116.0) and AP AIR-LAP1142N-E-K9This AP are in lightweight mode.I know that we cannot do a SNMP polling directly on the AP.For the moment we monitor the AP's only by the traps sent by the WLC.
Is it possible to poll continuously the AP's status (up/down) maybe through the WLC or the WCS ? if yes how we can do that ?The goal is to monitor all the network with only one tool (HPOV) and the AP's integrated on our supervision map.
I want to install lightweight IOS into Aironet 1131AG by using Upgrade Tool. However, some error messages appear saying:
1. ACL / Firewall might be blocking the TFTP. 2. Disable the ACL/Firewall setting for TFTP.
I don't set up any ACL because I am trying to install to the Aironet which was just initialized by using mode button. Configuration is just like followings.
Is there any possibility that the configuration block the TFTP communication ? now, ping is reachable and directly, I am connecting AP and PC with upgrade tool . and windows firewall is disable on the PC. But the upgrade tool is error. Why the TFTP communication is failed.
Building configuration... Current configuration : 1361 bytes!version 12.4no service padservice timestamps debug datetime msecservice timestamps log date time msec service password-encryption!host name ap!no aaa new-mode[ code]...