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Configuring IP SLA on Cisco 3825
Hello,
I am looking to set up IP SLA to monitor my WAN performance. Its a converged network so I would like to have some assurance on the VOIP traffic. The router is running IOS 15.1(4), but the IP SLA commands that I would expect to see are not there. I followed a Cisco document as well, but they just aren't there. The only subcommands I have under ip sla are key-chain, responder and server. And the only thing under server is twamp. According the documentation, I should be able to set up ip sla auto (and further subcommands). This is the base IOS, but I have found nothing online that says ip sla is not included in the base IOS. Any assistance would be appreciated.
I am looking to set up IP SLA to monitor my WAN performance. Its a converged network so I would like to have some assurance on the VOIP traffic. The router is running IOS 15.1(4), but the IP SLA commands that I would expect to see are not there. I followed a Cisco document as well, but they just aren't there. The only subcommands I have under ip sla are key-chain, responder and server. And the only thing under server is twamp. According the documentation, I should be able to set up ip sla auto (and further subcommands). This is the base IOS, but I have found nothing online that says ip sla is not included in the base IOS. Any assistance would be appreciated.
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ipajones
sometimes it can be "ip monitor sla" on older IOS's - does this help ?
sorry got that the wrong way round, I meant "ip sla monitor" and then "ip sla monitor schedule". Sometimes the "monitor" keyword is required sometimes not.
Hi,
Have a look at the rtr set of commands. This is the same as ip sla.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_2/configfun/command/reference/frf017.html
Have a look at the rtr set of commands. This is the same as ip sla.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_2/configfun/command/reference/frf017.html
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It turns out that the base IOS does not have the ip sla capabilities I thought it would and the feature guide here confirms that.