Nat replaces the inside IP with a/the real IP from it's outside pool. It
keeps track of which inside device each NAT'd (is that a word?) packet
belongs to via the port it assigns to the packet when it puts the outside IP
addy on it and sends it.
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I have a bunch of them, myself. I'll see about zipping them up and emailing
them to those who need them.
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Here's the link to the 4 zips I have.
http://jhutch.kcpeople.net/ciscostencils/
They consist of:
access_servers
atm_products
cable_products
cables
frad
hubs
integrated access devices
internet products
ip telephony products
network management
optical products
routers
security products
switches
RIP V1 automatically summarizes. You can't employ V1 in a classless manner.
So any router running it that has the network in it's advertise list is
going to advertise the entire classful network. Good way to start a routing
loop.
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Multiprotocol Label Switching. Can read up on it at Cisco or I believe,
whatis.com has a little on it, as well.
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I found this link to Cisco for MPLS.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/120newft/120
limit/120s/120s5/mpls_te.htm
Bon apetit!
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The best place in my opinion for definitions and brief descriptions of this
sort is http://www.whatis.com
I don't believe I've ever not gotten an answer from there.
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Frame Relay connections CAN be fed into an ATM circuit at your provider's
end. The translation is done via the telco.
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I have an Akita dog. (pure bred) She's a year and a couple months old. She's
5 ft tall and about 100 pounds. She'll eat any cat. Dogs are superior. :)
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From what I understand this is true. I also believe there are two ways to
get the certification.
One way is to score high on the exam. For example, anyone scoring 950 or
above on the CCNA is permitted to take the Instructor's exam. If you have
not done this, you must take their course. My former
Ron Beasley wrote:
YOU NEED TO TELL SISCO TO GET YOUR ASS OFF MY EMAIL LIST NOW1
Gee...I really hope that maybe Ron has some friends that got ahold of his
computer and played a bad prank.
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My netacad states:
Technically, EIGRP is an advanced distance-vector routing protocol that
relies on features commonly associated with link-state protocols
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Big deal because it's 6800 miles for a full minute. An OC-48 can't push data
that fast that far or that long.
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I'm navigating the Cisco site as well as whatever google comes up with, but
I'm having a very difficult time finding any decent reference material for
802.11. I work for an ISP and unfortunately, we've been left in a position
of not having anyone left who's well versed in wireless access. We have
For all of you who have recently taken the bcran test, I've really dug in
for studying bcran. I'm finding the section on modem init strings, reverse
telnet, etc incredibly difficult. My question is, how much of this subject
was on the bcran test? Is it something they pay a lot of attention to in
I always use http://bandwidthplace.com/speedtest They seem to be the most
accurate a very large part of the time. They've found a way to keep their
own latency from factoring in too much.
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TCP/IP Illustrated? Ooo...I LOVE their swimsuit edition! heheh
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I once had a similar problem. The problem ended up being that the individual
files were so small that the ftp client simply couldn't get up to speed. It
would basically start slow for each file and accelerate during the upload.
They were so small, though, that basically it keeps starting over from
Oh...and I suppose NOW you're going to tell us that there aren't aliens
living among us and that the President ISN'T really the antichrist ruling
the world with the Trilateral commission...You guys will believe anything,
won't you? heheh :-)
No, your answers to the survey don't determine how the
You should just be able to open up tcp and udp on port 5361 and udp only on
5362 to allow pcany traffic to go through.
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test
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sorry
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Has anyone taken the most recent BCRAN? Is there anything specific you'd
suggest studying the hardest? I'm going to be taking it in one month.
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I am starting the CCNP bootcamps next week. I decided, due to scheduling,
that it would be best to start with Remote Access. I am hearing, now that
I've signed up, that this test is arguably the most difficult. Has anyone
recently taken the new exam? Is it really that much more difficult than the
Actually, the pvc 0/35 is just to put numbers in the holes. We have DSL
customers over our ATM circuits using every type of router imaginable from
speedstream to cisco and they all always have the same pvc on their end.
Just my nickel's worth. :)
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I'm curious. We offer DSL and CIR as far as I've ever dealt with it is the
minimum throughput the telco will guarantee. Are they mistating? For
example, our 768x128 dsl has a cir of 10k.
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Actually, it's not xenophobia. That would mean he was afraid of them. The
technical term isn't racist, either, because he' got a problem with his
nationality not race. Therefore, it would be nationalism. heheh...Just
trying to have a little fun. :)
Mr. Raju, you actually would be wasting your
We do use Verizon as well as several others. It IS possible to have ADSL
with the same up and down. SDSL isn't be definition just the same
bi-directional throughput speed. I have with Verizon as well as SWB ADSL
customers who get the same up and down speed. They are, however, still held
by the
I work for an ISP and we simply run a static route of those IPs for the
customer and just redist. static routes via EIGRP. Updates are usually not
affected much, either, as we have made sure that any subnets that we route
to a customer already exist on that router, therefore router summarization
I myself have found that if you do a show run in hyperterm, then hit enter a
bunch of times and scroll up, the the scrambling above the window goes away.
It's only between the shaded area and the white box. Once it's all in the
shaded area, it should all be in order. Or you just just use
OK...I've been dreading this. It's time for me to start getting into
the nuts and bolts of BGP. I don't wanna spend $70 bucks right now on a book
and I don't want a TOME of a thousand pages. I'm looking, right now, for the
briefest, but full reference for it. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in
heheh...you now know the difference between dating and marriage! Where I
work, we have a trade agreement with a testing facility, so I get cisco
boots and tests for free. Not only do I not have to pay first then get
reimbursed. But even though I'm missing work, I still get my 40 hours
paycheck
I don't think the boot's about learning the science, though. I understand
the science, but I wanted to know what specific things that I would need to
work on for the test. I think boots have their place. I found, however, that
if I didn't understand the science, I wouldn't have passed the tests
tried the aux port?
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Does anyone have, by chance, a sample of a full config of an 802 isdn? I
looked at cisco and the other resources I have but can't find just sample
configs. I need to verify a couple of things I'm doing. Thanks in advance.
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In remembering this day, let us PLEASE not start criticizing America.
America is great and wonderful and the entire world knows it. Don't let
those who pretend to have a higher insight convince you otherwise. Also, do
not let those who are jealous of America convice you it's bad. There does
not
I got my CCNA through the network academy. Cisco has some great stats on
their networking academy program. The best part of which is that those who
go through and complete the netacad typically score in the top 10% of those
who take the respective Cisco tests. In looking into the subject when I
OK...I did this once and I'll state my embarassing moment. I had the exact
same issue. Turned out I'd made a mistake and had put the pc on the wrong
network. Was supposed to be on eth0 and was on eth1. Took me til the next
day to figure it out. I figured I knew too much to have to check anything
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