[mrtg] Re: Cisco 4500: No sub interface data in CFG file.

[Keith E Johnson]

I would try getting them to put the same version of code on the second
router. They were a lot of bugs with some releases of 11.0.



Keith Johnson
Lan Administrator
Amcor Sunclipse North America
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-----Original Message-----
From: Smith, Phil [mailto:Phil.Smith at lstrillium.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 8:53 AM
To: 'mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch'
Subject: [mrtg] Cisco 4500: No sub interface data in CFG file.


Our two Cisco 4500 routers connect to approx 50 Area Office sites using
Frame Relay. I can successfully run cfgmaker against router 1 .The resulting
cfg files show all serial sub-interfaces.

When cfgmaker is run against router 2 (using the same Community sting, and
options) the cfg file shows the physical serial interfaces but no
sub-interface information. 

These routers are managed by our carrier so we have no "official" access.
However I got the current configs on both routers and have compared the two.
I can see the following differences:

IOS versions:

Router1 = 11.2
Router 2 = 11.0

Serial Interface differences:

Router1 = all Sub interfaces configured as S1.<sub interface no>
Router2 = all Sub interfaces configured as S0.<sub interface no>


Finally there are some access-list differences which I don't believe bare
relevance but can be provided if required. 

The SNMP community strings and other SNMP-related lines are identical.

Are the above differences important? If not does any-one have any ideas?

TIA

Phil Smith





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