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06-23-2006 02:00 AM
06-23-2006 02:00 AM
Administrative Distance and Floating Routes
Administrative Distance and Floating Routes
Is there a workaround or a future firmware/OS release that will support setting administrative distance on the 5300XL platform?
It'll save some problems adding fail paths for some customers that use only L3 switches and ospf (it'll save some money too, cisco is all but cheap!)
TIA
Antonio
It'll save some problems adding fail paths for some customers that use only L3 switches and ospf (it'll save some money too, cisco is all but cheap!)
TIA
Antonio
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06-23-2006 02:02 AM
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Re: Administrative Distance and Floating Routes
Re: Administrative Distance and Floating Routes
Sorry wrong forum, my fault!
Antonio
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06-23-2006 02:03 AM
06-23-2006 02:03 AM
Re: Administrative Distance and Floating Routes
Re: Administrative Distance and Floating Routes
I also would like to keep more Administrative distance from my hardware. :)
Phil
Phil
Once it's in production it's all bugs after that.
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