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[09:42]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>word.
[09:42]<kz0gvr2>w0rd
[09:43]<sazdn>asshats
[09:43]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>eh, i think i can do without those particular bells and whistles
[09:45]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>those do make a difference.
[09:45]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>they make the handling a bit stiffer, but they make cornering a lot better
[09:46]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>i have no idea about satellite radio
[09:46]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>if you care about howard stern, he's on sirius.
[09:47]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>(i could care less about that asshat, though)
[09:48]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>yeah, i think that's a little excessive
[09:48]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>besides, i have a handheld GPS
[09:48]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>i can mount that thing to the dask,.
[09:50]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>interest rate?
[09:50]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>on an auto loan? depends on your credit
[09:50]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>for a first time buyer, probably around 16-18%
[09:51]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>that's someone with immaculate credit.
[09:51]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>first time buyers/buyers with no credit get raped
[09:52]<fjzvxnz-wjzc>that's a lot of money
[10:52]<mymmy>Hello, I have a problem when programming apps to the IP phone 7970. I can't send queries with characters "åäö". The thing is, I can write åäö in the text-field, but somehow those characters are not being sent?
[10:54]<mzgsxvz>I am in dought that this is the right forum
[10:54]<mzgsxvz>Are you a cisco partner?
[10:55]<mymmy>well, I'm currently working on a school project, with a company that most likely is :)
[10:59]<mzgsxvz>Cisco got a great VOIP helpdesk for partners.
[10:59]<mzgsxvz>Ask the company to post your question there
[11:02]<cuvyncjmnz>peice of junk rebooting for no darn reason
[11:03]<jnfnwzllnzcn>kill it :-p
[11:04]<mymmy>danshtr: yeah I will, thanks :)
[11:08]<cuvyncjmnz>oelewapperke: worse is the 15008 that drops rings for the fun of it
[11:33]<djgsvnzdus>anyone know wht ip route vrf vrf_name 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 dhcp wont add a default route to my vrf_instance
[11:35]<cucx>i need one advice...
[11:36]<cucx>we will change our gateway, wich happens to be also DNS for some resolvers, with Cisco
[11:36]<cucx>how to redirect dns requests made to cisco to real DNS server ? Like some helper for dhcp or something ?
[11:54]<djgsvnzdus>why wont the command "ip route vrf FLVIPL 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 dhCP" add a route to my vrf objekt? when "ip route vrf FLVIPL 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.0.0.1" does?
[11:55]<x|noc>:))
[11:55]<x|noc>what is a dhcp ;))
[11:55]<x|noc>in this statment :))
[11:56]<x|noc>there is must be next hop :)) ip address
[11:56]<djgsvnzdus>no
[11:56]<x|noc>what you want to achieve
[11:56]<djgsvnzdus>the dhcp remark adds a default gatway
[11:57]<djgsvnzdus>i need a default gateway for eah my vrf objects
[11:58]<x|noc>but syntacs for this command can't accept macros i think ot aliases
[11:58]<djgsvnzdus>it adds the command into global configuration
[11:58]<djgsvnzdus>and not for my vrf object
[11:58]<djgsvnzdus>i need to have the dhcp server assign a defaul-gateway
[11:58]<djgsvnzdus>or at least a static route
[11:59]<djgsvnzdus>to 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 next hop
[11:59]<djgsvnzdus>iv been trying to find a solution for this but with little luck
[12:07]<x|noc>:))
[12:07]<x|noc>yes but this is a dhcp
[12:08]<x|noc>and this statment is a static route ;))
[12:08]<cucx>X|NOC do you have any idea about that DNS redirection ?
[12:08]<x|noc>and why you need ipv4 firewall
[12:08]<x|noc>sorry vpn
[12:08]<x|noc>CuKX what you want to redirect
[12:09]<x|noc>monstermus: dhcp is dinamic protocol
[12:09]<cucx>the current GW will be replaced with cisco and that GW is DNS now
[12:09]<x|noc>with ip route vrf .... you add static gw
[12:10]<cucx>so the resolvers have it's IP allready entered and when I'll change it, i'd like to redirect that DNS requests to real DNS
[12:10]<cucx>X|NOC like Ip-helper for dhcp
[12:12]<djgsvnzdus>x|noc im kinda not following u
[12:12]<x|noc>i think
[12:12]<x|noc>you can use policy routing
[12:13]<x|noc>CukX
[12:13]<x|noc>and redirect all dns traffic to you dns server
[12:14]<x|noc>monstermus: you can't do it
[12:14]<x|noc>it isn't posible
[12:15]<djgsvnzdus>so i can only have default gateway assigned by dhcp
[12:15]<djgsvnzdus>so whats the use of vrf
[12:15]<x|noc>CukX or you can use NAT
[12:15]<x|noc>that is simple way i think
[12:17]<x|noc>this statments " ip route vrf FLVIPL 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0" have meaning only ot Provider Edge routers
[12:17]<x|noc>if you are client you can just use dhcp
[12:17]<x|noc>or type ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0.0 10.0.0.1
[12:18]<cucx>X|NOC hm, NAT can be an option... because policy routing... the client requests from certain IP and gets answer from another...don't know, how it will work... and the DNS is UDP...
[12:18]<djgsvnzdus>x|noc i am using dhcp
[12:19]<djgsvnzdus>and the thing is i need a default gateway for my vrf object
[12:19]<djgsvnzdus>and not my global settings
[12:20]<x|noc>CukX its depend of fetures of you DNS server
[12:20]<x|noc>but for simpliest one the NAT be prefered choice
[12:21]<x|noc>monstermus: :)) make detail description of this object :))
[12:21]<x|noc>why you need from this object ?
[12:21]<x|noc>there is a client or ?
[12:22]<x|noc>and you want to advertise default route to this Customer Edge right
[12:22]<djgsvnzdus>well basicly its 4 adsl lines wich get their imformation by dhcp but they have default gateways and are not allowed to talk to eachother so i have made them into seperate rf's
[12:22]<djgsvnzdus>and they go into my router
[12:23]<djgsvnzdus>vrf's
[12:23]<x|noc>ok and where you want to put this default route ;)) on you router ?
[12:23]<djgsvnzdus>yes inside my vrf's
[12:23]<djgsvnzdus>in my router
[12:23]<djgsvnzdus>you do know what vrf is right?
[12:24]<x|noc>yes i know but you don't understand what is vrf
[12:24]<djgsvnzdus>so educate me
[12:25]<djgsvnzdus>afaik vrf is a router inside a router
[12:25]<x|noc>its a vpnv4
[12:25]<x|noc>virtual private network :))
[12:26]<x|noc>if you use dinamica protocol you need just originate default to client side
[12:27]<x|noc>or if you use static route you just need to configure static route on client router
[12:28]<vxr2jd>Hi people

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