Archive for March, 2010

ERASE STARTUP & RELOAD – ON GNS3 FAILS

Right click, startup configurations, then delete whatever is in there.

Going on memory here, haven’t used GNS3 in a while

CCIE # 23962 (SP)

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From: Tannie Philly [mailto:tanniephilly@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:21 PM To: Shaughn Smith Cc: ccielab@groupstudy.com Subject: Re: ERASE STARTUP & RELOAD – ON GNS3 FAILS

Shaughn,

When you right click on the routers the startup config does not have provision to be set to blank.

Can you further explain your solution? Am interested please.

Tannie

On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 7:16 PM, Shaughn Smith wrote:

You cannot do that in GNS3 due to it being an emulator.

Best way is to right click on the routers in your topology and set the startup config to blank. Then save and start them up again.

CCIE # 23962 (SP)

On Mar 30, 2010 8:10 PM, “Tannie Philly” wrote:

Hi GS,

I wanted to erase the start-up configurations of ten routers in GNS3 using ERASE STARTUP then RELOAD, after which the reload will continue endlessly.

Then I will be forced to abort the entire task and after re-starting the GNS3 again, the configurations will still remain.

Please what is the alternative to erasing the entire configuration and taking the routers to default in GNS3.

Thank you.

Tannie

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3750G

Resending it. Please let me know if anyone can help me on this.

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ERASE STARTUP & RELOAD – ON GNS3 FAILS

Shaughn,

When you right click on the routers the startup config does not have provision to be set to blank.

Can you further explain your solution? Am interested please.

Tannie

On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 7:16 PM, Shaughn Smith wrote:

> You cannot do that in GNS3 due to it being an emulator. > > Best way is to right click on the routers in your topology and set the > startup config to blank. Then save and start them up again. > > CCIE # 23962 (SP) > > On Mar 30, 2010 8:10 PM, “Tannie Philly” wrote: > > Hi GS, > > I wanted to erase the start-up configurations of ten routers in GNS3 using > ERASE STARTUP then RELOAD, after which the reload will continue endlessly. > > Then I will be forced to abort the entire task and after re-starting the > GNS3 again, the configurations will still remain. > > Please what is the alternative to erasing the entire configuration and > taking the routers to default in GNS3. > > Thank you. > > Tannie > > > Blogs and organic groups at http://www.ccie.net > > _______________________________________________________________________ > Subscription information may be found at: > http://www.groupstudy.com/list/CCIELab.html

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3750G

Hi experts,

I have a 3750G switch and i am doing ingress traffic policing as it only supports that.

Now i want to police my traffic at 250Mb on a 1Gig link. The problem is that the max burst capacity supported by 3750G is 1MB. now i am little confused.

unlike shaping the buckets are not filled at regular time intervals in policing but are replenished in comparison to when did the last packet came and the Bc(burst) is only the depth of the bucket in which tokens are filled. This is when i am using single bucket logic.

So would i be able to achieve my policing at 250MB even if i put my max burst to 1 MB. Need some help here on the logic.

Thanks Naman

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ERASE STARTUP & RELOAD – ON GNS3 FAILS

If you select “new project” and leave the “export config” button checked it will save everything for you until the next time you load the .net file. That’s been mentioned here in the archives and on the GNS forums.

Charles Henson

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You cannot do that in GNS3 due to it being an emulator.

Best way is to right click on the routers in your topology and set the startup config to blank. Then save and start them up again.

CCIE # 23962 (SP)

On Mar 30, 2010 8:10 PM, “Tannie Philly” wrote:

Hi GS,

I wanted to erase the start-up configurations of ten routers in GNS3 using ERASE STARTUP then RELOAD, after which the reload will continue endlessly.

Then I will be forced to abort the entire task and after re-starting the GNS3 again, the configurations will still remain.

Please what is the alternative to erasing the entire configuration and taking the routers to default in GNS3.

Thank you.

Tannie

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ERASE STARTUP & RELOAD – ON GNS3 FAILS

You cannot do that in GNS3 due to it being an emulator.

Best way is to right click on the routers in your topology and set the startup config to blank. Then save and start them up again.

CCIE # 23962 (SP)

On Mar 30, 2010 8:10 PM, “Tannie Philly” wrote:

Hi GS,

I wanted to erase the start-up configurations of ten routers in GNS3 using ERASE STARTUP then RELOAD, after which the reload will continue endlessly.

Then I will be forced to abort the entire task and after re-starting the GNS3 again, the configurations will still remain.

Please what is the alternative to erasing the entire configuration and taking the routers to default in GNS3.

Thank you.

Tannie

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ERASE STARTUP & RELOAD – ON GNS3 FAILS

Hi GS,

I wanted to erase the start-up configurations of ten routers in GNS3 using ERASE STARTUP then RELOAD, after which the reload will continue endlessly.

Then I will be forced to abort the entire task and after re-starting the GNS3 again, the configurations will still remain.

Please what is the alternative to erasing the entire configuration and taking the routers to default in GNS3.

Thank you.

Tannie

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