RE: [nsp] Using SAA/RTR commands on backbone routers

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Runs fine on 12.1T 75xx and 72xx series ,
not sure how many probes can be configured safely, maybe someone can comment
on this ?
plus what happens to SAA probes when box is reloaded ? does the box
configure SAA 1st or the clock?
is SAA goes in 1st and NTP next then you better start looking for a
workaround coz all SAA probes will become in-active when the box comes up,
waiting for comments.

Shehzad

-----Original Message-----
From: fingers [mailto:fingers@fingers.co.za]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 8:04 AM
To: Arie Vayner
Cc: cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject: Re: [nsp] Using SAA/RTR commands on backbone routers

Hi

> Does anyone have any experience with running SAA/RTR probes on
> 7500/12000 routers using 12.0S versions?

only that I enabled it on a 7513 running 12.0.16S or S1 (can't remember)
and it made the box bounce like a bad cheque

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