What is the difference between balanced and unbalanced?
I didn't find any info or urls regarding the V.11
Thank you !
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001 18:48:27 -0500, mikey wrote:
Basicly rs-232 and v.24 are the same standard. rs232 is the eia/tia
standard and v.24 is the itu standard.
794"
Framed-Protocol = PPP
Acct-Delay-Time = 20
SQL Statement: UPDATE ServerPorts SET
UserName='ahmet.kaim',NASPortDNIS='2931006',AcctStatusType=1,AcctSessionID='
00027794',CallDate='20010104
10:17:42',AccountID=NULL,CallerID=NULL,ConnectInfo=NULL,LastReset=NULL,RSPCh
eck=NULL,Frame
Hi there
I have a customer that needs to do x25 to tcp translation on a 2511 .
What images will perform this function ?
pref a 11.2 image , but the more the merrier !
We have tried ip only and enterprise and it didnt work .
Thanks a stack !
Cheers
Olden
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Yes, this is true,
you can check the isdn session in the CIT manual
Sam
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Subject: ISDN switch type
Hello colleagues,
I have heard that after changing the ISDN
Nabil,
Looking back on my post to this thread I realized I forgot to answer the
original question. Yes you can setup a GRE tunnel to pass your OSPF
traffic from one router to another router.
Below is a working config for a multipoint GRE tunnel that uses OSPF.
This is just one config file from
plus is the magic word
regards
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Hi there
I have a customer that needs to do x25 to tcp translation on a 2511 .
What images will
Folks
I agree that no one is willing want to put ccie 102400 on their name card.
Let me tell you how do the management level look at ccie, at the very
begining when
cisco launch ccie, every one is very very crazy about ccie, engineers and
vendor,
as far as engineer concern, they can ask more, for
Balanced uses 2 wires for Tx and two wires for Rx.
The signal is inverted on one of the wires (ie signal on TxA is opposite
polarity to TxB) This has the effect of making the signal more resilient to
noise(Any noise present on both wires will have little effect as the signal
is derived from the
Mehmet Ilgaz wrote:
Cisco AS5800 does not send "framed IP" in start packet but it sends at stop
packet as shown in the following samples..
Can anybody suggest a reason for this situation?
AFAIK, all Cisco routers work that way. Most of us use just stop
record for accounting.
Saa
Hello Everybody.
I am just curious that which equipment I may need to build CCIE lab at my
home. Somebody told me that I have to buy
ISDN Simulators, Switches and different series of routers.. I will
appreciate if anybody can send me list of all equipments / simulators /
routers /
Sam,
Here is a sample config from a 2501 that gives you PPP access to your
network through the aux port. Don't worry about the missing lines because
I've pulled stuff out that wasn't relevant to your question as well as
stuck some stuff in that you need.
Notice that "line 1" is all about
Guys,
Does anyone know when CID 3.0 will be replaced by cisco with a
new test?
Thanks in advance
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This is the list of equipment I'm looking to purchase, I've been doing
almost 4 weeks of research on this, and came up with this list.
2x2513
2x2503
2509 or 2511
2520
1x2901 Catalyst Switch
Emutel Lite ISDN Simulator.
Serial Cables
2 Token Ring hubs
Ethernet transceivers
All routers running
When you summarize these addresses to a /22 it also includes
172.16.0.0/24
Joe
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Actually, you need to configure the device to be more like a DTE-DCE
configuration... ie, clockrate
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Yout turn on frame relay switching on one of the routers.
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Hi,
i cleared my written exam today,it was very basic but some statements were
very confusing. Do read them carefully. i got 91%
goodluck to those who r studying.
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I really don't know what IOS version is needed, but you will need the
feature set "Enterprise Plus", which contains the protocol translator
software. I am using IOS 12.0(7) Enterprise Plus and a Cisco 2610 it
requires about 6 Mbytes of flash and 16Mbytes of RAM. Another consideration
is the
Buy the Cisco Press Book Internetworking SNA with Cisco Solutions
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As for links the attached will get you started. Out of curiosity did you
use the book by Sybex?
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You must be well prepared. Let me share with you how you prepared for it.
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Guys,
Does anyone know when CID 3.0 will be replaced by cisco with a
new test?
Thanks in advance
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Well done .. all the best with the lab
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i cleared my written exam today,it was very basic but some statements were
very confusing. Do read them carefully. i got 91%
goodluck to those who r studying.
It's a little kludgy, but...
What I used to do to get a printout of all the Boson questions/answers to
take with me on the road was to open a blank Word document, start the Boson
test, then highlight the complete answer info (click/drag), right-click,
select "Copy" to copy the highlighted
Sorry, if I understand your comments on passwords,
I must disagree. Username passwords should contain
non-alphabetic characters. This doesn't effect Cisco,
because so far no one seems to have created the right
software to hack the secret password hash.
However, the Cisco secret password hash
Hi
Add some more 2500 or some 1700 for more serial interface and VoX.
Kill the ISDN simulator, it is much cheaper (in most areas) to simply order
a ISDN BRI line and use a NT1 to split the B channels between the routers.
$0.02
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""Albert Lu"" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Ray,
I think there is a misunderstanding. What he said was non alphanumeric
(something other that letters and numbers).
What I think he means is characters such as !@#$%^*(), and others.
Alphabetic characters, numbers, and especially mixed case are very much
recommended for security, BUT, I can
What is the order you should take the exams to get the CCDP? Should I
follow cisco's flow chart or do you think there is a better way? For
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Hi,
Does anyone know of CCIE Prep Labs available in the UK. Also, if you have
experience of the prep lab/company, how do you rate it ?
Regards,
Craig.
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Is there any documentation on exactly how to do the splitting of the BRI
channels with an NT1?
Also, how do you do multilink?
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Add some more 2500 or some 1700 for more
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Within the confines of my (admittedly limited) understanding of the
original author's point, the username/password pairs referred to are the
ones used in processes such as CHAP authentication, and therefore do not
pertain to end-user access to either intermediate or end systems (thereby
somewhat
There really isn't much to it. The NT-1 has two S/T ports and you plug each
port into a router. Then configure the router as normal except you only
need one spid on each router and set the dialer string to the other spid.
This was the method that I used to study for the lab since I didn't own a
What is the order you should take the exams to get the CCDP? Should I
follow cisco's flow chart or do you think there is a better way? For
instance can I take the CID first. Thanks.
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I would not recommend taking the CID first as it is built off of info needed
for the other 3 test.
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Ray,
I think there is a misunderstanding. What he said was non alphanumeric
(something other that letters and numbers).
What I think he means is characters such as !@#$%^*(), and others.
Alphabetic characters, numbers, and especially mixed case are very much
recommended for security, BUT, I can
Guys,
Does anyone know when CID 3.0 will be replaced by cisco with a
new test?
Thanks in advance
Michael Ibidunni
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If you truly believe that you can be come a CCIE in 21 days you are sorely
mistaken, 3 weeks of reading books does not approach the level of commitment
required to successfully attain the CCIE certification. I suggest you
re-evaluate what is required to become a CCIE.
LAB
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I will try to explain my way of working out summarisation. I'm not among the
Cisco genius group, but never have problems with it, because of the method I
use.
You need to start thinking of things as a power of 2.
You've taken two bits from the third octet to summarise your networks.
2 to the
I realize this is not along the cisco lines, but I was wondering if anyone
knows if the 98 test for mcse is still valid. I have had the nt and the 98
courses plus net essentials, but never tested. I realize nt has since been
retired, but I can't find anything on-line anywhere about the 98
As far as using the AUX port, I have been able to get by with the following
minimal config:
line aux 0
exec-timeout 30 0
password x (your own password here)
modem InOut
modem autoconfigure discovery
transport input all
stopbits 1
Mind you, I had a USR Sportster attached to the aux
Oops, I did not read the original post. My config is really mostly for
dialing into the router from an outside host, like a PC. Sorry.
Joseph
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Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 8:02 AM
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Subject: RE: Modem
Pedantic comment in line.
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Ray,
I think there is a misunderstanding. What he said was non alphanumeric
(something other that letters and numbers).
What I think he means is characters
Nope, no misunderstanding.
l0pht takes about 2 or 3 days to crack alphanumeric
passwords that are hashed.
It could take a month of Sundays to hack special
characters. I always use at least one special
character in my passwords.
And it is just a matter of time before someone
programs a brute
Dear All :
I need connect to x.25 stock exchange system.
But, I don't know how to connect it with following limit information.
And then, How to config our cisco 2610 recervie the x.25 packet and
forward the
packet to (IP)ethernet interface .
(remark : no any config in router include pvc./ x.121
Gareth Hinton" [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed Pedantic
comment in line.
Pedantic? I fall, wounded, cursing the stars and my fate. The black
skies laugh at me and chastise me with thunderbolts. The floggers of
the Elder Gods fall on me, but I am humiliated to find they use wet
noodles.
As the
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I've been adding loopback addresses to a few routers in the WAN for a
TACACS+ server to connect to. I can ping the loopback addresses on the
routers individually, but not from remote routers. There are routers on the
network with previously configured loopback addresses for dlsw+ that I can
ping
It's a little kludgy, but...
What I used to do to get a printout of all the Boson questions/answers to
take with me on the road was to open a blank Word document, start the =
Boson
test, then highlight the complete answer info (click/drag), right-click,
select "Copy" to copy the highlighted
To better understand, we would need to see the other loop address that does
work
and
then the network statements of the IGP you're using.
But, on the remote router if you issue the command "sh ip route
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
does the route show up?
Kevin Wigle
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Sam Dude ...
You are obviously on some sort of medication. Go see your doctor and have it
checked out please ... before you post a message on this board again while
you're going through your hysteria spells.
Thank you.
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This may not answer your questions completely but hope it helps at least
somebody!
Originating the default routes for different routing protocols (not all...).
RIP and RIPv2
There are three possibilities:
1) If the RIP process has network 0.0.0.0 in its database, it will
distribute this
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Kevin, Thx. No sooner did I go to lunch and was halfway through my burger
when I relaized I forgot to add the network statements in the ip routing
protocol. Boy, sometimes you can't see the forest for the trees.
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I think he must have been referring to the PPP CHAP username/password
parameters. Making these ugly will cause you grief and not provide much
security.
For end-user passwords that protect access to servers, databases, router
configs, etc, non-alphabetic characters should be included.
check the link http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/default.html
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Subject: Re: ip route 0.0.0.0 V.S. ip default-network
Hi!
This
Greetings!
Do you know what are the minimum memory (RAM Flash) requirements for
running IOS 12.0.9. I have heard from a Cisco vendor that is 4 MB of RAM and
8 MB of flash but would like to confirm this information. I am constructing
my home lab in preparation for CCIE training.
Many thanks in
It's a little kludgy, but...
What I used to do to get a printout of all the Boson questions/answers to
take with me on the road was to open a blank Word document, start the Boson
test, then highlight the complete answer info (click/drag), right-click,
select "Copy" to copy the highlighted
Is there an advantage to having more than one HSRP group assigned to an
interface?
I don't see an advantage one maybe someone has experienced advantages =
in
having multiple HSRP groups. Example of config:
Router 1
=20
router1#sh run=20
Building configuration...
=20
Current configuration:
!
It depends on what feature packs you have on there.
The IP needs 8/4, but the Enterprise needs 16/8.
With a CCO access, you can look here:
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Software/Iosplanner/Planner-tool/iosplanner.cgi
?get_crypto=data_from=hardware_name=2501-2525software_name=release_name=
It all depends on which version of 12.0.9 you are considering.
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Greetings!
Do you know what are the
12.0.14 ENTERPRISE PLUS 16 MB Flash and 6 MB RAM.
12.0.14 IP PLUS 8 MB Flash and 6 MB RAM.
12.0.14 IP/IPX/AT/DEC PLUS 16 MB Flash and 6 MB RAM.
12.0.14 IP/IPX/AT/DEC 8 MB Flash and 6 MB RAM.
12.0.3 ENTERPRISE/FW PLUS 56 16
Well you should be able to go to the CCO website and find the info on the
web site.
Go to the ios download site. It should tell you there during the download
process.
You will need a login.
Raul
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htmlDIVnbsp;/DIV
DIVHi,/DIV
DIVnbsp;/DIV
DIVDoes Cisco View Version 5.00.2180.1 is support to Windows 2000 or 98.?/DIV
DIVnbsp;/DIV
DIVI'm using windows 2000 and i'm getting this error, /DIV
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I cant get that to work
Duck
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It's a little kludgy, but...
What I used to do to get a printout of all the Boson questions/answers to
take with
It depends on the type of router platform.
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Hi,
Should use the Cisco configurator on Cisco'web... Or try to download and look
carefully : the minimum RAM and FLASH are shown on one of the screens.
All by all, it depends of what router you have (25xx, 26xx, ...), and the
feature set you need. Plus, IOS is not free...
Hope this helps,
Using the traditional, static means, your router receives a gateway of last resort
that is fixed to a particular next hop router (or multiple in the event that you
configure multiple) However, if the router has a number of outbound connections, you
may not be maximizing your resiliency in
This completely depends on the platform and feature set. For instance,
12.0(9) IP for a 3640 would fit into 4 MB flash and require 24 MB RAM, while
Enterprise Plus needs 8MB flash and 32 MB DRAM.
In a lab setting, you can get away with not having a lot of RAM because
you're router isn't going
For the 2610-2613, the software download center says 4 MB Flash, 20MB DRAM,
for the 1601R-1605R its 4MB Flash, 8 MB RAM, 1601 - 1604 is 6MB Flash, 4 MB
DRAM. Obviously depends on the platform, if I missed the one you're
thinking about let me know and I'll look again.
Bob Schussler
Sales
Albert,
I came up with a similar list after about 1 week. A smaller lab for those of
us on budget.
2509 or 2511
2513
2503 or 2524
2521 or 2523
Alternatively, the last two routers can be:
2504 or 2525
2520 or 2522
Routers running 4MB RAM / 8 MB Flash for IOS 12.0.9. I got this info from
the
Hi Daniel...
I am assuming IOS for a 2501-2525 platform
and you are looking for Enterprise image with IPSEC -
ENTERPRISE PLUS IPSEC 56 : 16 MB Flash and 8 MB RAM
I am running 12.1.X code on a 2501 and 2520 which needs : 16MB of flash -
16MB RAM.
-Brian E. Howard
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A Cisco 1005 is an inexpensive alternative for a single Serial/single
Ethernet router. It runs the full IOS and is very stable.
I own the store you referenced and would be happy to provide a discount
coupon for any purchases you are interested in.
Kelly D Griffin, CCNA
Network Engineer
Kg2
If you do a ALT-PRINTSCREEN, it will copy the active window, you can then
open an application where you can paste graphics like Word, and press CTRL-V
(paste).
Hth,
Ole
Ole Drews Jensen
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Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001
Thanks for the info. Which version would I need for a CCIE prep home lab?
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It
Hi,
How many more 2500s do you recommend, which one specifically, and how would
it help with lab scenarios? I'm already looking at 6 routers.
What do you mean by VoX? Voice over IP?
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Date: Friday,
I booted 7505 router with newer IOS (12.1-4E) but same result. Now only
thing left is
bootstrap software goes with newer IOS or 12.07T as we upgraded IOS 6 months
ago but did not upgrade bootstrap software.
I kept getting following error message:
%CBUS-3-MIPSTAT: Out of buffers--losing status
Albert and Daniel - this list looks good, but here are a few notes:
You need something other than a 2500 to do ISL... something with a Fast
Ethernet interface, like a 2600...
An AGS+ makes an excellent (but loud) Frame Switch, and you can get them for
about $200. The back to back cables are
It means that we can not use 2501 and 2502 in our CCIE home lab.
Tariq
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Hi,
How many more 2500s do you recommend, which one
Hi,
Sorry if I said it wrong.
Passwords make what you like (as long as it is valid).
Usernames however should be Alphanumeric and I think you will find with the 1st
character Alpha is the recommended. Using non Alphanumeric characters in Usernames
can cause wierd errors. Microsofts use
your kidding right i got an acre and a half for a back lawn if you come on
over you can mow it and i will give you 30 bucks. but bring your own water
my wife don't let the help on the carpet
Duck
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What else did you use besides Boson?
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Just pass my 640-025 CID test.
Not as bad as I think (because people always say that this is a tough and
ambiguous test).
Used Boson Test #1. It is Ok,
You need to be running 12.0 whatever. Enterprise would be best but
on 2500's you are looking to upgrade the flash to 16 megs.
Can be expensive and for most of what you do this will be enough.
Try different version-type IOSs for bridging, IPSec ect that will meet your
router config ram and flash
How do you enter rommon mode on a 4000? I want to upload an IOS image via
console.
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try the http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/474/pswdrec_2500.html
luck
martijn
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Onderwerp: Entering Rommon mode
How do you
Hi
It's really not the number of routers, it's the number and function of the
ports. A lot of what you are going to do on a lab exersise is going to be
over serial ports, either point to point or frame relay.
Let me give you a small little lab that requires 5 routers; Creat a
simulation so that
Hi folks,
I have a bunch of dual-ethernet(NP-2E) on my Cisco 4000 routers. I would
like to trade it for either serial modules or token-ring modules. Please
email me if interested.
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Depends on what your goals are, only 1 or 2 certs, stsp basics, you
should/can do 98 and W2kP or W2k Server.
A 6-12 months of rough study for MCSE W2k, yes can do.
98
http://www.microsoft.com/trainingandservices/exams/examasearch.asp?PageID=70
-098
2000
http://www.cisco.com/networkers/
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Hello People,
I am studying for the BCMSN exam, I am having problems reconciling
Multicast IP addresses to Ethernet address.
Could someone help me with the addresses below, an explaination would be
appriciated
IP Multicast Address --- MAC Address
224.163.163.45
224.0.9.45
Hi People,
I am sitting the BCMSN exam soon, are there any tips that could help me.
ie what to concentrate on, that kind of thing. What to expect??
Thanks again
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Kerry, here is a copy of a response I sent to the group last year along with
an URL you
can check out which may help you also:
First of all, the high order 25 bits of the ethernet (mac) address is equal
to 01-00-5E
and the low-order 23 bits of the ip multicast group id is placed into the
low
Hey, is there a way to print out the Colt tests with answers? I tried a
colt once, but they only provide answers to the ones I got wrong.
I like to see the q's and a's together; I cover up the answer, mentally
answer the question, then look to see if I got it right-- one question at a
time.
CH wrote:
Does anyone know of CCIE Prep Labs available in the UK. Also, if you have
experience of the prep lab/company, how do you rate it ?
Theres one at www.horizon-mts.co.uk - I havent tried it though.
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I know there is four well known brands in the market, Lucent AP1000(formly
known as Xedia), Packeteer, Allot and Sitara.
Packteer and Sitara seem to be better.
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Got them! For those whose are curious about the answer, I have found it at following
url:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/default.html
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Hi,
pI'm always confused about following commands among one to
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Buy the Cisco Press Book Internetworking SNA with Cisco Solutions
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As for links the attached will get you started. Out of curiosity did you
use the book by Sybex?
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Got it over here.
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