From: Timothy Kennedy <sugarat@thunderhold.sugarat.net>
On Wed, 19 May 1999, Jim D. Kirby wrote:
> I think this forum would be an ideal place for us end users to share
> scripts, and add ins, and tips and tricks and war stories and unique
> situations and enything.
See my comments at the end about this.
> Tim, I'm particularly interested in your "homogeneous Cisco" builder (could
> you send me a copy please?). I'm also interested in what kind of details
> anyone may be capturing from a Catalyst 5505 or if anyone is tracking
> DE/Drop/FECN/BECN on frame relay interfaces (particularly to see if you're
> getting what you paid for from the frame carrier).
I am in the middle of making this work on my set-up. Currently I am using
cricket-0.60. :) (Jeff was kind enough to point ou that he hasn't
released version 6.0 yet, so I had to give it back)
When I am done with the frame-relay stuff, I will post the changes I have
made to the Defaults and listInterfaces files. This is all part of my
"homogenous-cisco-environment" plan.
Next working version will be ready by tomorrow night. Currently I have
run into a snag mapping the frame-relay interface back to teh proper
ifIndex to make everything work right. D'oh.
> But first I should ask the question: is this forum appropriate for this
> kind of discussion or should a new one be created?
Well, if any of you have been on the mrtg list, that's pretty much what it
was used for. A sort of all-around list. Scripts, contrib apps,
problems, questions not in a FAQ, and anything else people could think of
to talk about the software.
I personnaly have enough lists I am subscribed to, and would appreciate
being able to use this one like that one.
Tim Kennedy
sugarat@thunderhold.sugarat.net
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