|
View Full Version : I'm the man... Fordman50 05-16-2001, 12:38 PM When it come to NT and cisco networking. At least I've been paid to do it for the last 8 years. Ask away ------------------ Winner of the "peoples Choice award" was supream advocate! Manu 05-16-2001, 10:58 PM Awesome! Thanks for offering the services :-) Rebel79 05-18-2001, 02:44 AM I'm the man too! See my title! http://discussanything.com/Ubb/biggrin.gif I also work as a Network Tech supporting 4,000 users off of Token Ring and Switched Ethernet. I have to say Ethernet is faster, but MUCH more of a pain. I also am a System Admin for my group of 12 users. Nothing major to do, just user id and server admin. I'd like to pick your brain about Cisco Switches if you have the time! http://discussanything.com/Ubb/smile.gif Fordman50 05-22-2001, 01:18 AM Scott---Switches? I have time! The answer is to turn spanning tree and auto sensing off, whatever trouble your having !! http://discussanything.com/Ubb/biggrin.gif that screws everything up. Group admin? let me guess, Slowvelle? ------------------ Winner of the "peoples Choice award" was supream advocate! Rebel79 06-15-2001, 11:20 AM Originally posted by Fordman50: Scott---Switches? I have time! The answer is to turn spanning tree and auto sensing off, whatever trouble your having !! http://discussanything.com/Ubb/biggrin.gif that screws everything up. Group admin? let me guess, Slowvelle? Nope I don't use Novell. I just am the NT admin for my group of 12 co-workers. In fact I am about to remove one of my co-worker's access to the color printer cause he is dumb and always breaks it. http://discussanything.com/Ubb/biggrin.gif Yes Spanning Tree can suck, espcially when a loop is created. http://discussanything.com/Ubb/rolleyes.gif I think I am gunna go practice on my spare 5509 in my lab!! Manu 06-15-2001, 11:23 AM Its amazing how you can think you know 'stuff' about computers/networking, and then realize how little/nothing you know. ------------------ Manu Narayan Fordman50 06-15-2001, 09:04 PM Bite me manu! I invented the PC beotch. (noone ever acused me of being a leg humber lol) To tell the truth, I havent supported (or cared) about desktops in 4 plus years now and I am a LITTLE rusty on that stuff ------------------ Winner of the "peoples Choice award" for supreme advocate for the people! I'm not "always right", it just seems that way Spelling is for kids! I think you got the point! [This message has been edited by Fordman50 (edited 06-15-2001).] 92Notch 06-27-2001, 03:59 PM are there any browsing problems while running multiple (4) superneted V-LAN's (using the DHCP Server) through a catalyst 6500 when all the client pc's have the master browser election diabled? All the servers (DNS/WINS/DBC/Etc) are on a seperate V-Lan. ..... what happens when there is no master browser on a given V-Lan? [This message has been edited by 92Notch (edited 06-27-2001).] ÆSiR 11-13-2002, 02:10 PM ttt -Æ (Manu's first post?) AdamJ 11-14-2002, 03:47 PM Originally posted by 92Notch are there any browsing problems while running multiple (4) superneted V-LAN's (using the DHCP Server) through a catalyst 6500 when all the client pc's have the master browser election diabled? All the servers (DNS/WINS/DBC/Etc) are on a seperate V-Lan. ..... what happens when there is no master browser on a given V-Lan? [This message has been edited by 92Notch (edited 06-27-2001).] I'm more familiar with the 5500s but regardless you shouldn't have any problems if you are using WINS. Having elections off will certainly help to reduce un-needed bandwidth, however any non-WINS PCs won't be able to much (if anything) when they browse. |