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[18:12]<[mzvzyw]>+You can turn on informational logging and watch it drop packets. <.<
[18:14]<[mzvzyw]>+fry eggs on it.
[18:15]<[mzvzyw]>+or at least you can on the 506E's
[18:18]<z2zzvus>+anybody know a good free/simple VPMS script?
[18:19]<z2zzvus>+like maybe a web based registration page, a mysql table, and a script to make all the switches reload the file on update
[18:21]<jnfnwzllnzcn>+why not do that with changing the access vlan using snmp ?
[18:21]<z2zzvus>+i mean for a dynamic vlan setup
[18:25]<gjd2ygrgrrrg>+hey, anyone know the cli command to stop ios from dumping it's log information out onto my terminal
[18:25]<gjd2ygrgrrrg>+trying to configure this damned aironet but it keeps interrupting me
[18:25]<[mzvzyw]>+terminal no monitor
[18:26]<gjd2ygrgrrrg>+awesome, thanks!
[18:27]<gjd2ygrgrrrg>+ach, perhaps I spoke too soon. how about the same thing for the console port
[18:28]<gjd2ygrgrrrg>+nm i fixed the problem
[18:29]<vcul>+what's an alternative for a large radius install. Is there any other protocol that scales well?
[18:29]<gndyvx>+tacacs
[18:33]<duvyfzvjz>+http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-728262218491668100
[18:33]<duvyfzvjz>+^ teh awesome
[18:38]<vcul>+nemith, do you have an idea why it's not as widespread as radius?
[18:39]<vcul>+I thought tacacs got standardized and is an open spec?
[18:39]<z12jjv>+mutilator, that's bob-ross-goes-spraypainting :)
[18:40]<duvyfzvjz>+it's pretty nifty
[18:41]<duvyfzvjz>+interesting techniques
[18:41]<vcul>+so radius is king
[18:42]<gndyvx>+tkup: it depends on the implementation
[18:42]<gndyvx>+tacacs is pretty widespread
[18:43]<gndyvx>+FBH^: not true, Foundry, F10, Juniper all support tacacs+
[18:45]<gndyvx>+tacacs has the advantage of doing command restrictions, TCP, and full encryption
[18:45]<gndyvx>+radius is more multi-vendor/multi-use
[18:45]<gndyvx>+ie VPN and Wireless for example
[18:45]<vcul>+http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1492.html: "Please keep in mind that this is an informational RFC and does not specify a standard"
[18:46]<znmqq>-how can i see the current bandwidth going through an interface pls?
[18:48]<gndyvx>+10:30 <+FBH^> tacacs = tEh secks <-- that was answering his question?
[18:48]<gndyvx>+go back to canada
[18:48]<gndyvx>+:)
[18:48]<szygnnz>-heh
[18:48]<szygnnz>-sup cisco people
[18:49]<[mzvzyw]>+nemith: They still have IRC in Canada. :( That won't stop him.
[18:49]<mw9>+srineer; hii
[18:49]<szygnnz>-hi d14
[18:49]<mrxmjum>+hi
[18:50]<vcul>+1000
[18:50]<mrxmjum>+CCNP has four parts, BSCI, BCMSN, BRAN, CIT... will these four small parts appear in Certificate History in the Cert Tracking site?
[18:51]<[mzvzyw]>+Yes, every exam appears individually.
[18:51]<znmqq>-easy way to see the bandwidth going through my interfaces pls?
[18:51]<mrxmjum>+[Matrix], I still didn't get BSCI :/
[18:52]<gndyvx>+FBH^: FOD
[18:52]<gndyvx>+red22: show int
[18:52]<gndyvx>+red22: it will show you the 5 minute traffic
[18:53]<dzzc1lyvn>+branto-pb
[18:54]<2zrgvj-l2>-whutup, son?
[18:54]<dzzc1lyvn>+mellow..
[18:54]<[mzvzyw]>+Mahmoud: Under "Test History" it will show you the individual exams and the pass date. Sometimes it takes a week or two to process, maybe longer depending on where you are located.
[18:55]<jeeej>+FBH: under the apple menu there's some kind of "termination console" or sth, don't remember exactly what it's called
[18:55]<dzzc1lyvn>+let left [Matrix]
[18:55]<jeeej>+but it's like the win$ task manager; it has a list of apps and you can kill them
[18:56]<[mzvzyw]>+Dark3Lite: Whoops, had joins/parts hidden.
[18:57]<znmqq>-nemith: is there someway to leave a monitor running to see how many k in/out? or at least instantaneous bandwidth use?
[18:58]<gndyvx>+on the router itself? no
[18:58]<gndyvx>+red22: you can use something to SNMP poll the router for the data
[18:58]<vcul>+nemith, can't it be tcl'ed?
[18:58]<gndyvx>+ie Catci, MTRG, etc
[18:58]<gndyvx>+maybe
[18:58]<gndyvx>+it would be a pain
[18:58]<vcul>+but also a resource hog
[18:59]<znmqq>-nemith: do you know of a specific way / product / software to do this? a name of a project? where do i start to look for this? point me in right direction pls :)
[19:00]<[mzvzyw]>+red22: Solarwinds Engineer Toolset has things like bandwidth gauges. It's not the greatest product, but it's nice for things like that.
[19:00]<znmqq>-fbh: then i guess i need directions a little more dumbed down :(
[19:01]<znmqq>-i use ethereal to see what's going on, but i just wanted to see what left and came in via the router. i guess i'll just have to figure out how to filter lan traffic better.
[19:02]<znmqq>-i will look into all of these programs. ty :)
[19:03]<[mzvzyw]>+http://www.solarwinds.net/
[19:04]<z2zzvus>+does anyone actually *like* solarwinds?
[19:04]<z2zzvus>+i'm only aware of people who consider it "eh, at least its not ciscoworks"
[19:05]<[mzvzyw]>+I give it a rating of, "eh, at least it's not ciscoworks"+
[19:05]<[mzvzyw]>+I mean, the UI is incredibly clunky, but it's easy to open a bandwidth gauge, put in an ip address, and pick an interface.
[19:07]<gndyvx>+jbartus: i assume you mean orion?
[19:07]<gndyvx>+i hate orion
[19:08]<gndyvx>+but imho orion and ciscoworks do not occupy the same space
[19:08]<gndyvx>+they hardly overlap at all
[19:08]<[mzvzyw]>+I use Orion for voice alerts, and Nagios for pager alerts and escalation.
[19:08]<[mzvzyw]>+Also use Orion for stats and history
[19:09]<gndyvx>+i think orion is crap
[19:09]<gndyvx>+but i use it
[19:09]<[mzvzyw]>+I just wish SolarWinds would make the UI less ugly and more stable
[19:10]<gndyvx>+turns out corporations don't care about proper NNMs, they don't want to pay for them, and they don't understand them
[19:10]<[mzvzyw]>+Yeah, they need some artistic designers something fierce
[19:10]<gndyvx>+er NMS
[19:10]<duvyfzvjz>+and they need to hire me so i can make more than $9.50/hr
[19:10]<[mzvzyw]>+:O
[19:11]<duvyfzvjz>+like i could afford to blow money on a test
[19:11]<[mzvzyw]>+$9.50/hr in NY?
[19:11]<duvyfzvjz>+michigan
[19:11]<duvyfzvjz>+i would be living in a box if i was in NY making that
[19:11]<ald>+lucky to have any work then, I suppose
[19:12]<duvyfzvjz>+cpm: yea
[19:12]<mzgsxvz>+who needs to outsource overseas?
[19:12]<[mzvzyw]>+oh, thought you were in NY for some reason. anyway, yeah, that sucks
[19:12]<duvyfzvjz>+been here 2.5 years now
[19:13]<duvyfzvjz>+
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