Re: CCIE TEST

If you are even comparing CCIE written with ccna and acrc you have a big suprise ahead of you... Fred Flinstone wrote: > Question For the CCIE written test are the questions laid telling you > there are two answers..or one or thre...etc to a question like in the CCNA > and ACRC or do the

Re: 7206 for sale

What are the specs of the cards installed? Give me a show diag and sho hardware. show tech also just to check it out. I may require access to it to check this thing out before making a deal. Nathan Casassa Marcio Pugina wrote: > My compnay has recently posted a 7206 for sale on eBay we paid >

Re: Editing ACL's

I think it may be possible when using named access-lists instead of numbered. STRAND Scott wrote: > Is it possible to edit only one line of an access list without removing the entire >ACL. I heard that it is possible now with having > to cut and paste. Can you advise. > > Thanks, > Scott > > __

Re: ip header question

Atif... it seems nobody answered your question. It is a topic of good discussion. Lets talk about it. Nate ___ UPDATED Posting Guidelines: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/guide.html FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com Report miscond

Re: About ping on router

I bet because of the way your ISP has it set up you are sourcing from an IP that is not being routed on the Internet. Do you have a separate IP range for your serial and gateway address that your ethernet LAN side is? If so, try doing an extended ping and sourcing your Ethernet IP address and see

Re: Cisco Debugging tool

Use the Cisco Stack Decoder J K wrote: > Hello Group > > Does anyone know of the webpage that could decode router errors such as > stack errors . I have tried on TAC and i know i have seen it before . > > But i am not sure if i had seen it on cisco's internal network . That may be > the case . I

Re: Terminal Server

Annex Sam Adams wrote: > I am getting a little tired of switching the roll cable between routers. > What's good and reasonably price solution to this problem? > > Opinions welcomed. > > Thanks. > > ___ > UPDATED Posting Guidelines: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/g

Re: change telnet port number

This is just an idea, but if you disabled port 23, and then enabled Port Address Translation (PAT) which is the same concept as NAT. I wonder if that would work . I may try it in my lab later. Let me know if you can figure something out. Nathan Scazz wrote: > Anyone know how to (or if you ca

Re: Certificationzone White Paper

Did you get the whitepaper? I have a copy... Nathan Eugene Chandler wrote: > Hello all, > > Does any have the white paper entitled > "CCIE Bridging", that appeared in the > January 2000 Certificationzone? > > If so, may I get you to email me a copy. > > Thank you very much. > > Eugene C. > [EM

Re: WAN question

Has anyone here researched the problems that modem manufacturers may be having now? For years they were making a killing selling newer faster modems. Now the can't do anything because of POTS limitations. I wonder how this has affected company profits etc.?? "Diegmueller, Jason (I.T. Dept)" wr

Re: CCIE Design Lab Format Released

Anyone have an idea how they are going to number the passing certs? Are they going to continue adding onto the CCIE R/S and CCIE Dial numbers? Or will it be CCDE with new numbers instead of CCIE Design? It would be nice to start with new numbers, giving some newer people a chance to have a lower

Re: CCIE Design Lab Format Released

Anyone have an idea how they are going to number the passing certs? Are they going to continue adding onto the CCIE R/S and CCIE Dial numbers? Or will it be CCDE with new numbers instead of CCIE Design? It would be nice to start with new numbers, giving some newer people a chance to have a lower

Re: Fw: whats a nibble?

It is something I do to my finger nails when troubleshooting a big problem... Andy Harding wrote: > > thought that it was 2 hex characters- hence the hex reverse of each nibble > > in Ethernet to Token Ring bridging conversion > > > > failing that a sub-byte portion of a multi-byte string for ma

Re: CCIE Writen Failed again

I really don't think the survey would have anything to do with your score. I would find that very hard to believe that Cisco would punish people for not filling out a survey...however I would find it more then natural for them to punish people by not knowing the material by flunking them... Natha

Re: CCIE Writen Failed again

>From Cisco: Dear Sir: The survey does not affect your Exam score whatsoever. If you have further concerns, please contact us directly at 1.800.829.6387, option 2,1. Best Regards. Rich Russell wrote: > OK, this is the 2nd time that I've flunked this test. The thing that really > gets me is