Re: Dynamips Breakout Switch Config

The config looks fine to me.
Try to calculate IdlePC (if you haven't done this already) or change
IOS version or platform.
Personally, I have good opinion on c7200 software as it works stable
and smooth in most cases.

Just a thought...

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Piotr Matusiak
CCIE #19860 (R&S, SEC)
2009/9/15 Ravi Singh <way2ccie_at_googlemail.com>:
> I know this isn't really the list to discuss dynamips but I have already
> been through the hacki and other forums but couldn't find the required info.
> I have managed to obtain some 3750s and 3560s at my workplace but am unable
> to integrate them with my server running dynamips. I have windows 2000
> server running on this box and I can't move to linux due to some
> administrative reasons at work. I tried a lot of options but none of them
> worked and am now stuck up at a situation wherein the moment I connect the
> server's NIC to the breakout switch, the server crashes. Has someone been
> successfully able to integrate dynamips with real switches on a windows box
> . I would like to understand how the physical connections are ( I have a
> feeling that I am not doing it right ) . Here is an excerpt from my net file
> config .
>
>
>  [[Router R1]]
>  model = 3640
>  console = 2003
>  autostart = False
>  slot0 = NM-1FE-TX
>  F0/0 = SW1 1
>
>  [[Router R2]]
>  model = 3640
>  console = 2004
>  autostart = False
>  slot0 = NM-1FE-TX
>  F0/0 = SW1 2
>
> [[ETHSW SW1]]
>   1 = access 101
>   2 = access 102
>   15 = dot1q 1
> NIO_gen_eth:\Device\NPF_{243BAEEE-213F-44D2-9F8E-59D0C9EC23A1}
>
> My PC's NIC goes to a 2950 f0/19 which is configured as a trunk. F0/1 and
> F0/2 in this 2950 are access ports in VLAN 101 and 102 respectively. These
> then connect to a 3750 g1/0/1 and g1/0/2 both of which are access ports in
> VLAN 10. I am not able to ping b/w R1 and R2.
>
> Thanks in anticipation
> Ravi
>
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