Re: Cisco 3640 problems

[Philip Smith <pfs at cisco.com>]

I've seen this happen to all kinds of equipment when there is a poor power 
supply, or poor power insulation on the circuits connected to the routers. 
Are you connecting the router to the power source via a filter/choke which 
can remove power spikes, and a UPS so you can cater for brown outs or power 
loss? Is your leased line gear supplied by the telco similarly protected? 
Just some from a long list...

philip
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At 14:10 25/08/00 +0200, Lawrence Mashungwa wrote:
>Hi!
>Anyone ever had cisco3640s blow some module/interface then
>freeze and loss all config at boot???
>
>This has happened to us a few times (different times and locations)..
>
>Law
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