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NTP has nothing to do with Timezone. NTP sends clock ticks, the client then converts these to UTC/GMT. Your xST/xDT will still change at the wrong point.
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David
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Degrees and Certs are what makes companies able to justify what they charge to their clients for support, which in turn pay your salary.
I think you are looking at it from the wrong angle.
On 2/7/07, jv wrote: > I understand that and agree that it may not be a good example, but my point […]

Thx Peter,
Thanks for clear up the question.
Thanks.
Br,
Sam
On 2/9/07, Sam Fok wrote: > > Thx Peter, > > I am wonder why i still need full-mesh when IGP makes all routers can > access other directly or indirectly. For example: > > Edge A —-B —–C ——D ——-Edge E > […]

Sam
You do not need a full physical mesh between all the BGP routers in your network. You will still need to have a full mesh of IBGP peerings though.
ie
Router A will need to peer with B, C, D, and E Router B will need to peer with A, C, D, and E […]

Thx Peter,
I am wonder why i still need full-mesh when IGP makes all routers can access other directly or indirectly. For example:
Edge A —-B —–C ——D ——-Edge E
In above, A and E don’t have direct connect to C, but we still can use IGP to let A/E to form IBGP and thus i don’t […]

FWIW - in the DynaMips .net files you can specify a startup config, which I believe will get used anytime you erase the temp files … “cnfg = c:PathToFileConfigFilename.cfg”
/TJ
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thanks mate,
cheers
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Sorry made a typo..acl 29 should read acl 20.
Regards Roy
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I suspect mtu/mss. Try
ip tcp mss-adjust 1388 on the lan interface of the rtr
Windoze needs a little help with this stuff. You can be sure, by setting up a sniff with ethereal and look for FRAGMENTS. If this is a VPN and youre using a tunnel interface add the mss adjust and […]

Hello As far as I can see, there shouldn’t be a problem here… The routes to both 99.40.165.70 & 10.40.164.233 hang off FastEthernet0/0, which you have configured for ip nat inside. As such provided they meet the criteria of the ip nat inside source list 20 statement, which they do as they are permitted by […]