# of total CLI commands in 12.4(6)T4 for Cisco 3825771 (3/7/2008 10:41:04 PM) comp.dcom.sys.cisco Doing some analysis for a 3rd party configuration tool and I need to know the total number of Cisco IOS commands found in the following image: c3825-adventerprisek9-mz Any estimates? Anyone know for sure? ... philbo30
MIB Discovery Failure082 (10/2/2007 6:08:08 PM) comp.dcom.sys.cisco Running a Cisco 3845 with 12.4(9)T1 The following command: sho snmp mib ifmib ifindex Tunnel160123 yields the following results: Interface = Tunnel160123, Ifindex = 37 However the Ifindex is *not* discover... philbo30
Newbie Question on Cisco ACS2105 (9/28/2007 2:15:54 PM) comp.dcom.sys.cisco We're using ACS 3.2 for AAA. There is a collection of .csv files in the ACS which track "Failed Logins". I want to automatically access and download that information for analysis. Is there an API available to d... philbo30
Newbie quesiton: Mix C and C++832 (9/16/2007 7:05:29 PM) comp.lang.c I have an app that is written in C. Unfortunately there are things that C cannot do so I need to "call" some C++ functions in order to, for example, generate charts and graphs as .png files. Since these are tw... philbo30
Newbie question: loading data from text file523 (9/16/2007 6:51:04 PM) comp.lang.c++ This should be easy; I have data in a text file arranged in a single column that looks like this: ..123 ..456 ..789 ..010 ..936 ..248 ..235 ..801 I need to open the file and extract the data into something (... philbo30
Newbie question: load data to array570 (9/16/2007 3:20:30 PM) comp.lang.perl.misc I have a file with data like this: 123 456 789 010 987 654 321 I want to load these values into an array called "$data". How do I make this happen? ... philbo30
QoS vs. CoS2207 (9/14/2007 2:00:15 PM) comp.dcom.sys.cisco I'm interested in finding a succinct explanation of the difference between CoS and QoS. So, what is the difference between QoS and CoS? ... philbo30
View contents of .txt file in router flash1943 (9/11/2007 5:39:37 PM) comp.dcom.sys.cisco I have a file in flash called: something.txt I want to view the contents, on the terminal. Is there something similar to *nix "cat" that I can run on the router to view the file contents? ... philbo30
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Newbie question on writing data to two outputs234 (5/18/2007 1:55:03 AM) comp.unix.programmer Kind of a C / Linux question all in one; I hope this is the right group. This is more of an "approach" question than a code question. System is RH 7.3 with gcc 2.96 Currently I'm redirecting stdout to /dev/tty... masferfc(61)
Basic bits operation #2137 (8/19/2007 7:56:36 PM) comp.lang.c Should be an easy question; I'm new to bits operations... I've got the parallel "control" register byte, initially at: 0000 0000 that after receiving an electrical "signal", looks like this: 0000 0110 The s... masferfc(61)
Newbie question: loading data from text file523 (9/16/2007 6:51:04 PM) comp.lang.c++ This should be easy; I have data in a text file arranged in a single column that looks like this: ..123 ..456 ..789 ..010 ..936 ..248 ..235 ..801 I need to open the file and extract the data into something (... masferfc(61)
Newbie quesiton: Mix C and C++832 (9/16/2007 7:05:29 PM) comp.lang.c I have an app that is written in C. Unfortunately there are things that C cannot do so I need to "call" some C++ functions in order to, for example, generate charts and graphs as .png files. Since these are tw... masferfc(61)
More basic bit operations329 (8/19/2007 8:04:55 PM) comp.lang.c Should be an easy question; I'm still new to bits operations... I've got the parallel "control" register byte, initially at: 0000 0000 that after receiving an electrical "signal", looks like this: 0000 0110 ... masferfc(61)
Linux "frob" of the parallel port control register258 (8/20/2007 11:41:39 AM) comp.unix.programmer Hopefully this is the right group; what exactly is meant by "frobbing" the Linux parallel port control register? My initial interpretation is that it may be the process of sending "0x04" to the register to dri... masferfc(61)
iopl() vs. ioperm()637 (8/28/2007 11:03:12 PM) comp.os.linux.misc Newbie to iopl(), some work with ioperm() I'm writing a function to do the following: 1. Gain access to the parallel port base at 0x378 2. Disable interrupts 3. Do some bit work, send signals, etc. 4. Enable ... masferfc(61)