ebgp multihop has nothing to do with load balancing traffic to and from the
Internet, but it has everything to do with load balancing the the bgp
connection and update itself.
If you have two parallel connections to the same router at your ISP and you
configure two neighbor statements to the ebgp
Usually if there is a problem physically, you will see
two or three of them being down; usually DCD, which is
Data Carrier Detect.
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regarding show interface serial. When we type show
interface serial, we will get the
UniverCD is Cisco's documentation CD. It's also online
at www.cisco.com/univercd. It is the only resource you
will have in the CCIE lab, so it is suggested you do a
lot of your studying with this so you will get used to
searching for information in here.
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I need to monitor a slow link. What should I do to discover the load of
the link and find the cause of it?
Hunt Lee
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I was just wondering in anyone uses a router simulator. I have 2 2501's
but as I go through BCSN I see where a simulator might help me a little. I
downloaded the one from the boson site krang and the other one
Trying to find out which to buy if any
thanks
Keith J.
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This is how I remeber.
Q.921 is layer 2, because it has a 2.
Q.931 is layer 3, because it has a 3.
This is how one of the books I remember reading said. PEACE
Raheem
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There's also a good NANOG presentation comparing ISIS and OSPF:
http://www.nanog.org/mtg-0006/katz.html
Scott
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Re: the CCIE Design going away, that's not what my Cisco contacts say.
My Cisco contacts include all the Cisco employees that comprise the weekly
CCIE Design study group that I attend, (they invited me, a non-Cisco
employee to join their study group!) Also includes the managers that fund
the study
Hello All,
I'm going to take a detour before I take the CCIE Lab. Between the CCIE
written and the CCIE Lab, I want to take the following exams. The question
is, do anyone of you have recommendations for these "off the beaten path"
exams? Books, practice tests, etc?
MCNS #640-442 (Managing Cisco
I use a terminal server daily to do configuration
on our bank of lab routers.
I typically see that error when I try to connect to
a router when a previous session is still active.
If you're connecting to the console port only one
connection can be "alive" at one time.
Unlike multiple te
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remember a successful connection requires both ftp and ftp-data to be
allowed thru..
Bri
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Brian wrote:
>
> Access lists are only parsed until a match is made. The first line will
> match ftp, as well as all other tcp/ip traffic. You need to reverse the
> order of
hi ,
I am trying to solve a routing problem for somebody
but was stucked I hope that some kind soul in the
group can help me out with some insights
it goes this way :
this customer wants us to advertise this prefix
202.95.159.0 to us (telco) and us to our upstream
provider (AT&T) , I have ver
Andy,
ebgp-multihop simply allows you to specify the TTL of the ip packet
containing bgp updates, etc. This is useful if you have multiple parallel
paths configured for per-packet load sharing.
To control traffic entering your autonomous sytem, you can use route-maps
to prepend your autnomous
EBGP multihop has nothing to do with load balancing.
As for using BGP to control incoming traffic from your ISP, I would say
there is no simple answer here. You will need to do a lot of reading and
thinking.
Basssam Halabi, Internet Routing Architectures, is a good place to start.
www.nanog.org
hi ,
I am trying to solve a routing problem for somebody
but was stucked I hope that some kind soul in the
group can help me out with some insights
it goes this way :
this customer wants us to advertise this prefix
202.95.159.0 to us (telco) and us to our upstream
provider (AT&T) , I have ver
Hi all,
I want to know that does command ebgp-multihop provide load balancing over
ATM for a router, also how can I configure ebgp to control incoming traffic
from my ISP
Regards
Andy
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Solution: (assuming all the rest inbetween is correct. ie. you can ping the
loopbacks.)
RTRA
int lo0
ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
int tu0
ip address 192.168.5.1 255.255.255.0
tunnel mode gre ip
tunnel dest 192.168.2.1
tunnel source 192.168.1.1
router eigrp 100
network 192.168.5.0
RTRB
the PIX is fully hardware based, but it does have a floppy for copying
configs..
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>
> Currently we are planning to move away from software firewall (Checkpoint
3640 with 2 T1 Controllers, and 48 Modems. Can I configure a username to
allow use of one of the 48 modems to connect to this box and access the IOS
like an AUX connection?? OR is the only way in is to have a modem connected
to the AUX and an anaolg line connected to the modem?
It would be nice
OK, I now think the right answer is B and D also. Jenny, Pamela, and Howard
have convinced me.
As Howard said, Answer C, "frequent adjacencies table recalculation" is
even more BS than Answer D, "excessive link-state entries in the link-state
table." There's no such thing as an adjacency table
Thanks. I will check the book out.
Julian
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: discussion of this in Howard Be
Hi
Currently we are planning to move away from software firewall (Checkpoint
running on solaris) to hardware based firewall. Since Nokia is also running
checkpoint, migration should be simple. However I have heard a lot of good
comment about PIX. I have few questions to ask:
1) Does Nokia (400 s
The PIX 515UR is a real nice addition. I've got 3k workstations behind 24
class C's. The "U")nrestricted license is for thousands of connections.
But, this site has a Proxy server. This means that there will only be a
handful of internal stations really hitting the PIX/net. Of course, there
i
hi guyes,
I am studying the bscn, but I was fused about the command route-map,
distribute-list&filter-list, who can tell me?
thank a lot.
Best regards,
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I took the BCMSN this afternoon and exited the testing center
with a very surprising 934.
Background:
I have a couple of years time in grade with cat 19xx/28xx, about
the same more recently with 29xx/35xx, and I once worked for three
months on an incredibly psychotic Cat 5500
I've been perusing the trial version of CiscoWorks 5.0 w/What's Up Gold.
I'm finding that I might want to invest in a more robust Network Management
System, and/or add-ons. I notice a couple of things at the Cisco site:
The CiscoWorks2000 Campus Bundle.
For Unix boxes, several parts:
What do you mean try to talk to each other? Via the
public or private interface? Via routing protocols?
The PIX as a tunnel gateway? Could you elaborate?
Michael
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>
> I'm trying to have a PIX talk to a corportate
> Concentrator 3030. The problem I
that is a very handy hint :). thanks
Regards,
Jason Baker
Network Engineer
MCSE, CCNA
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Subject: RE: BCMSN Hex- IP to
To add a little to that, DCD, DSR and CTS come from CSU/DSU or DCE.
DTR and RTS come from router or DTE.
I said it was a little but could be helpful.
Cheers,
Gareth
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My vote goes to D (and B, but I don't think that's under dispute). OK, so
'excessive' is subjective, but then so is 'large'. The question's not asking
WHEN the problems will occur, or even claiming that problems will occur in all
circumstances, just asking what POSSIBLE problems there are.
My
Hmmm, I would prefer the question to read:
(Q) At what speed does a T-1 run over DS-1?
But don't take my word for it...Here is an EXCELLENT T1/DS1 tutorial.
Bookmark this one...because there are very few T1 explainations that
actually talk about the F-bit & S-bit. He (Bob W.) does an excellent
Looking at this from another angle...
Perhaps the interviewer was trying to ask a follow-up question, along the lines
of 'what if there is congestion? What would you do to deal with it?' (traffic
shaping, prioritisation and fiddling with OSPF costs on the links spring to mind
as possible solut
This question may not prove to be so difficult. I am in a discussion (a nice
way to say an arguement) and I am so hardheaded I will not let down.
The big question is whether in an X.25 configuration when there is a
translate statement set does it indicate that when a packet coming into that
r
Probably is an idiot question, but my problem is I must select the channel
that the router must connect to ISDN BRI in a DDR environment. I cannot find
the command to do this. Probably if I configure BRI0:2 instead of BRI0
works, but I'm looking for a most elegant solution.
Thank for some help.
Hello all,
I've configured a Cisco 2513 router to do full bridging between its Ethernet
port and its Token Ring port. I'm using plain transparent bridging (bridge
'x' protocol ieee).
The network is broken down into two segments: one switched 10/100 Ethernet
segment, and one Token Ring segment.
In defence of my earlier position that "d" is in fact the other correct answer.
"Priscilla's Point:
>Besides, as I look more closely at the answer, I see that it says,
>"excessive link-state entries in the link-state table." What's a link-state
>table? I think the test writer put a few good-so
Title: RE: T-1 Vs DS-1
Here's my thoughts
DS-1 = 24 DS0's so 24 x 64KB = 1.536MB the actual DS-1 rate
and the T-1 describes the framing bits as well
Framing = 8KB + 1.536MB = 1.544MB the actual T-1 rate
So the answer is A) 1.536MB
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Thanks Scott, this was the command that I had forgotten about and was
looking for. Those of you with 6k & 5k switches out there try it out. Pretty
useful at times.
BobS
From: Scott M. Trieste
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 12:24 PM
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T
Tom
I just ran a "sho cdp ne det" on my switch and it showed be the all the
devices it saw with the ip addresses of the SC0 interfaces on all connected
switches.. and also the IP add of the RSM in that switch
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Pick the right answer here
Q.) At what speed does a DS-1 run over T-1?
a.) 1.536 MBb.) 1.544 MB
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That's pretty close to one of my mottos in life: "I work very hard to be
lazy."
Another is: "If you are always on time, you don't have enough to do."
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I'm not sure what is downstream of your switch, what types of devices, but
I'm pretty damn sure that there is no command on a catalyst switch (a layer
two device) which will tell you the IP addresses of the devices connected
to it. The switch not only doesn't know, it doesn't care. Presumably you
See the Read Cisco section at www.bensbookmarks.com
There are four sub sections containing most if not all the current
titles for each of the certification tracks. Click on a title to read
the reviews. I have found this method useful when deciding which book
to buy.
HTH
Ben
--- Timothy Metz
But if the "right" answer consists of two choices...
I believe we all agree that B - frequent routing recalculation - is
"correct"
I believe we all agree that A - more reachable errors - is BS
Of the two remaining choices, which is least wrong?
My reasoning was that C - frequent adjacency
At 11:11 AM 11/14/00 -0800, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
>Answer A "more reachable errors" is clearly wrong since it's nonsense. I
>think answer D is wrong also because an OSPF router doesn't really have a
>link-state database. It has a topology database. (I'm not an OSPF guru,
>but when tryin
Perhaps this will help
A Shiva AccessPort tries SPAP for authentication first (default), but this is not
NAK'd
correctly by the Cisco device, which expects CHAP.
Solution:
Set the Shiva AccessPort to use only CHAP as the authentication protocol.
1. Go into admin mode, and enter the following c
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>Adan Fernandez(CCIE # 6401) wrote:
>
>Hi all
>
>I think that everybody can do everything !!!
>I think that everybody must believe in something
I agree - everyone must believe in something - and right now, I believe that
I'll have another beer. I'll raise one to you, Adan, Congratulations on
p
I actually have another method that might work better for some of you. After
having played with hex/bin numbers for almost 15 years, there are some
patterns and tricks that comes alive.
Designing sprites on my Commodore 64 and Amiga 2000 and new characters on my
PC, has filled my head with some o
At 09:36 PM 11/14/00, Ibrahim wrote:
>thanks for your response.
>But if some router down, the nearest one will send message to DR & BDR, and
>DR will send multicast message (it won't be excessive) to its networks.
I agree it wouldn't be excessive. Within a LAN, the DR mechanism keeps
adjancies
What about looking at the arp cache "sh ip arp" or "sh cam dynamic"
This will list the port, mac, ip relationships on a switch.
Pete
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On 11/14/2000 at 11:51 AM Sites, Bob wrote:
>I guess I need to clarify this a little. Yes, I'm talking about Cisco
>sw
thanks jason and chuck, for reminding us to think of the order of processing
in acess-list...lawrence
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>To: "'Sisqo'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: acess list question
>Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000
Syngress (www.syngress.com) has a Security book coming out that has a
chapter dedicated to PIX, other chapters touch on subjects such as VPN etc..
Cisco Press (www.ciscopress.com) has their Security book due out in December
2000.. The PIX certification would fall under CCNP + Security. PIX is a
Personally, I think the ambiguously worded questions in boson test 3 were
more like the real test.
Tim
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> Subject: CC
At 01:43 PM 11/14/00, Shereen hessein wrote:
>Dear group
>
>Is it possible to configure a router as an X.25 switch ? I saw a question
>about this in CISCO exams.
Yes, it is possible. We used to discuss this in the CID class. It might
still be in some of the CID books.
>Regards
>Shereen Hessein
Telling someone to use the Cisco search engine for a question like this is
not helpful. It was kind of funny, but also a bit cruel, and definitely a
waste of bandwidth.
Answer A "more reachable errors" is clearly wrong since it's nonsense. I
think answer D is wrong also because an OSPF router
fom my understanig dns has both udp and tcp ports for gather information..
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Hi all
I think that everybody can do everything !!!
I think that everybody must believe in something
(GOD, THEMSELVES, THEIR PARENTS, ETC)!!!
I think that everybody should have an opportunity!!!
Thank you for your valuable comments and feedback to reach my dream.
Adan Fernandez
Hewlett Packard
There's a 6 routers lab (one 7000!) on
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=495830571 for
$4500.
Francisco Muniz - CCDA/CCNP
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Strongly suggest the Sybex CID text, but I'm slightly
biased and recommend a recount! ;) Seriously, it
covers the material well and I've not received any
significant negatives, other than a desire that I had
put more mainframe and x.25 into the text. All of the
material needed for the exam is pres
I have to agree. The Sybex along with the Boson Exams are more than enough.
my .02 cents
Ryan Sheahan
Network Engineer CCNP, CCDP, NCAE
Greenwhich Technology Partners
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Correct...looking at fig. 7-7 in the cisco press BCRAN book (pg 175) it will
show you that Q.931 is the used as the layer 3 protocol for ISDN D-channel.
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Q.931
Is it a layer 2 or layer 3?
Is it B channel or D channel?
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it is
a nice trick, but too much work for a lazy guy like myself.
:->
I just
memorize the table - it works a lot faster
we all
know what 1-9 is in binary, or can count it up easily.
A=1010=10
B=1011=11
C=1100=12
D=1101=13
E=1110=14
F==15
write
it down on the paper before you sta
you can access it online at
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/home/home.htm
ypou need to know the cisco site like the back of your hand
Duck
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If you follow the advise to continue taking the Boson exam's until you get
100% right, and if you feel that you know all the objectives for the exam,
you should do fine.
Hth and good luck,
Ole
Ole Drews Jensen
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CCNA, MCSE, MCP+I
RW
I've found over the years that it a LOT of work to be truly lazy :->
Chuck
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Yeah but you would still have to divide the 8 bit decimal up in two 4 bit
decimals before you can use your memorization, unless you want to memorize
all 256 combinations in decimal, hex and binary - and maybe octal's too :-)
Ole
Ole Drews Jensen
System
Hi
I am gearing up to take the CCNA Exam. I have been testing myself with the
boson 2 Exam. How good are these for assessment. I have only done the first
two tests so far and got more that 90% on each my first try. can I expect to
pass CCNA based on these results or are the Boson exams easier.
a
Well, why leaving behind people in Africa. Any
assistance?
Thanks.
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Usually I am in "voyeur" mode on the list, but I think I will start voicing
my opinions on selected items...If you look at the objectives for the
Switching test you will see that there may be product specific questions. It
is all dependant on the questions you get "from the pool". As I journey
onw
Q.931 is a layer 3 protocol specifying the D channel signalling.
Sophie
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> Q.931
>
> Is it a layer 2 or layer 3?
> Is it B channel or D channel?
>
>
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According to the suggestions of the Cisco groupstudy, the Cisco Internetwork
Design of Cisco Press is good of CID exam. I am preparing CID with this
book, and also use Robert Padjen's Cisco Internetwork Design Study Guide of
Sybex to complete the study.
Sophie
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I am starting work on my CCNP and will be
purchasing lab equipment. I would like to start a studygroup in Madison
Wisconsin and also provide people access to my lab. My plan would be something
like this; Once a week have a group study where we can talk about topics and
work out some senarios
I only have one public IPs. I also removed the line
"ip nat pool net-10 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.254 netmask 255.0.0.0" because it never been
use.
Anything else ?
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>Subject: CCIE written using the univer cd?
>Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000 12:43:56 EST
>
>It is my understanding that the univer CD is a very
The way I understand it Q.921 debugging is for layer two and Q.931 is for layer three.
Please feel free to correct my answer as needed.
Jim
> > Q.931
> >
> > Is it a layer 2 or layer 3?
> > Is it B channel or D channel?
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Is there anyone in this group currently residing in Venezuela?
If any, I am looking into relocating back to Caracas after 18 years in the
USA, and would like to know if any Venezuelan resident in this group could
guide me to which companies I could start looking into for a Networking
position.
I would select answer a.
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Sisqo wrote:
> What is the primary part of a dialer profile?
>
> a. dialer interface
> b. physical interface
> c. map class
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Try sh mls entry.
Your 6509 will have this feature by default. But do you have a RSM module
for the 5000?
Good luck.
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D - layer 3 ... right?
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>
> Is it a layer 2 or layer 3?
> Is it B channel or D channel?
>
>
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I guess I need to clarify this a little. Yes, I'm talking about Cisco
switches, 6509 & 5000's. No, I'm not looking for MAC addresses. I thought
that there was a command that would list the IP of all connecting devices on
(all) ports on the switch. The "sho cdp nei det" or other variations only
sho
Here is the problem :
ip nat pool net-10 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.254 netmask 255.0.0.0
it should be a public block, i.e. 64.22.xx
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> Thanks for the heads up.
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> -Scott
>
> ""Chuck L
Cool trick. Hadn't seen that one before. As I look
at it, it actually does the same thing as the method I posted, but skips the
binary conversion step (splitting the one octet into two quartets is equivalent
to dividing by 16).
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I heard there is also a new specialization coming up called "CCIE -
Certification Above All Else". It is for those who only want the letters.
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From: Daniel Cotts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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What is the primary part of a dialer profile?
a. dialer interface
b. physical interface
c. map class
d. dialer pool
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May I make some suggestions here? Learning to use the cisco website
indeed is important, and indeed is not the only way. In this
particular case, I don't think you will find the answer there.
Why? Because there have been recent discussions on this list about
I just finished reading the same book. I find it covers quite a
lot of design topics which I think they shouldn't be in this
course since it's a CCNP exam, not CCDP.
I also have very limited access to Cisco switches. Does anyone
know whether this exam is product specific?
I think there are also
I don't see the bureaucracy in the response. I meant simply to make the point that
any certification merely opens doors to interview processes. Remuneration is so
varied is not worth discussion. I meant not to flame in any regard.
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It is becoming an irritation that what some consider history, I consider
memories.
Dylan.
Very best, (getting ready for those geriatric wheel-chair races) G.
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From: Dan Henry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2000 11:14 PM
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Given the context and the choices, I would have to pick B and D as well.
The routing table recalculation isn't really a great answer either. Suppose
your links never go down, and once that last router is turned on and all the
SPF's have been done. This sucker would remain pretty quiet.
But... g
Help, what I am
doing wrong here, when I try to connect to the remote router I got the following
message % Connection refused by remote host
The command that I
am using is telnet 2.2.2.2 2001
If try the host name
it is trying to resolve the name of the host
Physical layout via
OCTAL-ASYNC
Before you all get hot thinking about CCIE specialties and the money you can
make, you may want to facto in a couple of RUMORS about the CCIE track I
heard recently.
Rumor #1 - The CCIE Design certification is being dropped. Why? Because no
one can figure what it is supposed to be or do, and the
Chuck,
Thanks for the heads up.
-Scott
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> Before you all get hot thinking about CCIE specialties and the money you
can
> make, you may want to facto in
The auxiliary port is used for remote access to the router through an
asynchronous modem.
You have to assign an ip address to the asynchronous interface mapped to the
auxiliary port on a router.
The auxiliary password is used to set a password for the aux. port . This port
is used to connect a mo
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