Re: The rule of Threes. (or also known as "How many ways can I

From: Victor Cappuccio (cvictor@protokolgroup.com)
Date: Tue Oct 11 2005 - 11:25:41 GMT-3

Add This One:
You Can use RIP V2 to send unicast packets using the neighbor command
and if this is not permitted we can also use a Static PAT to the
Outside, translating the multicast address to the remote neighbor.

Hilgendorf, Sam wrote:

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>Okay, I haven't seen any recent posts on these, and I haven't been able to find anything resembling this in the archives.
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>So, I've started creating a list of popular tasks that I have found that have multiple ways of accomplishing the same goal. This list is far, far from complete, which is why I'd like to start some dialogue on the other topics that fit this mold. (My first attempt included several questions on using a 3rd way, which at the time, I, of course, only knew two of.)
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>So, to begin:
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>ISDN Backup - 3 Ways (Floating Static, Backup Interface, and Dialer Watch)
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>Advertising Loopbacks with Masks in OSPF - 3 Ways (ip ospf network, redistribute, and summarization at an ABR)
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>Troubleshooting Neighbor Relationships for OSPF over NMBA - 2 Ways (ip ospf network, hello timer)
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>Advertising Connected Networks in IS-IS - 3 Ways (ip router isis, Passive Interface, Redistribute Connected)
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>Assigning RP in Multicast - 3 Ways (Static, Auto-RP, BSR Candidates)
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>Limiting bandwidth in QoS for a specific host - 3 Ways, at least. (Rate-Limiting, Policing, Shaping)
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>That's the list I've come up with so far, please add to it, dispute it. As, knowing how many ways of doing something seems to be very helpful when trying to figure out how much you need to know about a topic.
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>Thanks,
>James (Sam) Hilgendorf
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