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IP SLA
I have two routers, one 1721 ( version 12.4) and 2801 (version 12.3T). I want to configure IP SLA, but when i write the command in the CLI router# ip sla, the commmand does not exist. What happened? how active the comand?thanks
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| Jun 15 2008 6:49 PM GMT
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Techcol
IP SLA, Cisco 1721, Cisco 2801
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