Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Switches
Jonathan, I am pretty sure they are still using 3550's and I haven't heard news of them changing which I believe means it would still be 6+ months away. --- Jonathan Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The lab hardware guide says they are still using 3550s, however, the other labs (RS) say they are using 3550s and/or 3560s... Which ones? I only ask because the interface configuration is slightly different and the QoS settings are decidedly different (WRR vs. SRR) Jonathan Jacob Owen CCIE #14063 (RS, Service Provider), CCVP, CCDP Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
[OSL | CCIE_Voice] CS3 or AF31
Which one? I only ask, because I am seeing a lot of conflicting documentation on Cisco's website. One says that all IP Phones mark as AF31, but CCM, etc will mark as CS3... However, I saw a note in the QoS SRND that all markings will migrate to CS3 (when?) It probably doesn't much matter as I am doing a match-any on my class-maps, but it seems that Cisco hasn't quite made up their minds yet... Jonathan
Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab questions about RTP
Edward, I probably know more about RTP than most people on this mailing list, my next voice attempt on 4/21 will be #9 for me in RTP (this is for all IE's not just Voice :) ). I believe you get 2 blank pieces of paper which you will have to return at the end of the day, i am sure you can request more if you need more. PC's seem to be plenty fast all the times I have been there, I think for voice the server response is more of an issue than PC would be. I believe the screen resolution is at least 1280X1024 and if not that pretty close. Only 1 monitor is provided. Their are 2-3 very, very large coolers in the break room about 150 feet from the lab that is stocked with just about every kind of soda (diet and regular) you could imagine, the bathrooms are about 1/2 to the break room on the right. To leave the lab you need to grab a visitor badge hanging on the door and if someone else is already out you can still leave and just ring the doorbell to get back into the lab. The lunch is provided to you and you have to take it in a small conference room off of the main lab room. As for your low carb diet I am not sure, they really only offer 1 choice and it often contains meat and cheese (actually always I think) which I know some people won't eat for personal or religous reasons. I am sure they will have something, and if you would like you could write [EMAIL PROTECTED] with ?'s and see if you can get a response. I did see something once about if you had special requests you could ask, but I am not sure where that is at. LIke I said, I could walk that room blindfolded so let me know if you or anyone else on this forum has any other questions. --- Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As I have said before I am making my first attempt on April 18th. So I have a couple of questions about the lab environment. Is there adequate space to notes? (I know on Cisco provided sheets with Cisco proveded pens) Are the PC's reasonably fast? Do the monitors have at least 1280 X 1024 resolution? Do they have dual monitors? Is there access to beverages? Are the bathrooms close? Do you need money for lunch? Is lunch cafeteria style? or a boxed lunch or what? I am on a low carb diet, will I be able to get meat and cheese? Thanks Ed Jacob Owen CCIE #14063 (RS, Service Provider), CCVP, CCDP OMG, Sweet deal for Yahoo! users/friends:Get A Month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. W00t http://tc.deals.yahoo.com/tc/blockbuster/text2.com
Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab questions about RTP
Thanks, I am assuming that I could not bring some beef sticks or jerky in a clear ziplock - Original Message From: Jacob Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED]; CCIE Maillist ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 4:06:03 PM Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab questions about RTP Edward, I probably know more about RTP than most people on this mailing list, my next voice attempt on 4/21 will be #9 for me in RTP (this is for all IE's not just Voice :) ). I believe you get 2 blank pieces of paper which you will have to return at the end of the day, i am sure you can request more if you need more. PC's seem to be plenty fast all the times I have been there, I think for voice the server response is more of an issue than PC would be. I believe the screen resolution is at least 1280X1024 and if not that pretty close. Only 1 monitor is provided. Their are 2-3 very, very large coolers in the break room about 150 feet from the lab that is stocked with just about every kind of soda (diet and regular) you could imagine, the bathrooms are about 1/2 to the break room on the right. To leave the lab you need to grab a visitor badge hanging on the door and if someone else is already out you can still leave and just ring the doorbell to get back into the lab. The lunch is provided to you and you have to take it in a small conference room off of the main lab room. As for your low carb diet I am not sure, they really only offer 1 choice and it often contains meat and cheese (actually always I think) which I know some people won't eat for personal or religous reasons. I am sure they will have something, and if you would like you could write [EMAIL PROTECTED] with ?'s and see if you can get a response. I did see something once about if you had special requests you could ask, but I am not sure where that is at. LIke I said, I could walk that room blindfolded so let me know if you or anyone else on this forum has any other questions. --- Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As I have said before I am making my first attempt on April 18th. So I have a couple of questions about the lab environment. Is there adequate space to notes? (I know on Cisco provided sheets with Cisco proveded pens) Are the PC's reasonably fast? Do the monitors have at least 1280 X 1024 resolution? Do they have dual monitors? Is there access to beverages? Are the bathrooms close? Do you need money for lunch? Is lunch cafeteria style? or a boxed lunch or what? I am on a low carb diet, will I be able to get meat and cheese? Thanks Ed Jacob Owen CCIE #14063 (RS, Service Provider), CCVP, CCDP OMG, Sweet deal for Yahoo! users/friends:Get A Month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. W00t http://tc.deals.yahoo.com/tc/blockbuster/text2.com
Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab questions about RTP
Edward, Honestly, not sure since I have never tried. The only thing I have walked into the lab with was my wallet and my cell phone. They take your cell phone and put it on a cabinet to grab when you leave. Maybe someone else on this mailing list could help where I cannot. --- Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks, I am assuming that I could not bring some beef sticks or jerky in a clear ziplock - Original Message From: Jacob Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED]; CCIE Maillist ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 4:06:03 PM Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab questions about RTP Edward, I probably know more about RTP than most people on this mailing list, my next voice attempt on 4/21 will be #9 for me in RTP (this is for all IE's not just Voice :) ). I believe you get 2 blank pieces of paper which you will have to return at the end of the day, i am sure you can request more if you need more. PC's seem to be plenty fast all the times I have been there, I think for voice the server response is more of an issue than PC would be. I believe the screen resolution is at least 1280X1024 and if not that pretty close. Only 1 monitor is provided. Their are 2-3 very, very large coolers in the break room about 150 feet from the lab that is stocked with just about every kind of soda (diet and regular) you could imagine, the bathrooms are about 1/2 to the break room on the right. To leave the lab you need to grab a visitor badge hanging on the door and if someone else is already out you can still leave and just ring the doorbell to get back into the lab. The lunch is provided to you and you have to take it in a small conference room off of the main lab room. As for your low carb diet I am not sure, they really only offer 1 choice and it often contains meat and cheese (actually always I think) which I know some people won't eat for personal or religous reasons. I am sure they will have something, and if you would like you could write [EMAIL PROTECTED] with ?'s and see if you can get a response. I did see something once about if you had special requests you could ask, but I am not sure where that is at. LIke I said, I could walk that room blindfolded so let me know if you or anyone else on this forum has any other questions. --- Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As I have said before I am making my first attempt on April 18th. So I have a couple of questions about the lab environment. Is there adequate space to notes? (I know on Cisco provided sheets with Cisco proveded pens) Are the PC's reasonably fast? Do the monitors have at least 1280 X 1024 resolution? Do they have dual monitors? Is there access to beverages? Are the bathrooms close? Do you need money for lunch? Is lunch cafeteria style? or a boxed lunch or what? I am on a low carb diet, will I be able to get meat and cheese? Thanks Ed Jacob Owen CCIE #14063 (RS, Service Provider), CCVP, CCDP OMG, Sweet deal for Yahoo! users/friends:Get A Month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. W00t http://tc.deals.yahoo.com/tc/blockbuster/text2.com Jacob Owen CCIE #14063 (RS, Service Provider), CCVP, CCDP Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping
Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] QOS marking on the router
Service Policies only queue and mark on the outbound, on the inbound they can only mark... (there are no input queues on a router...) Jonathan On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 4:44 PM, jason sung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks JD. I think you are correct. I keep forgetting this basic logic. I was jotting down small tips to read during the flight. CUE works the same. On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Devildoc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you mark the control traffic comming from the LAN (i.e. Cat6500 switch), then you'll need to apply the policy on the FastEthernet trunk in the inbound direction on the router. When you apply a policy to an interface, it is from the perspective of the router that the policy is being serviced. In this case, the router sees the traffics comming into it, so it must be applied on the inbound. JD Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:50:12 -0500 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] QOS marking on the router If I am trying to mark my control traffic on the router. Do I apply the policymap to inbound or oubound side of the fastEthernet. I think outbound but I have heard people say inbound. Watch Cause Effect, a show about real people making a real difference. Learn more.
Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] CCIE_Voice Digest, Vol 25, Issue 150
When you say the CME is sending through its dialplan do you mean it is sending its E164 numbers to be registered? If that is whtat you mean then the answer is that there is no way to get the UCM to send its E164 numbers to be registered. It simply doesn't offer them to the GK since a UCM cluster could have upwards of 100,000 DNs. Instead you must find another way to route a call over from CME to UCM using means such as a Tech Prefix, or using the 'alias static' command. HTH Mark Snow Sr Technical Instructor IPexpert, Inc. Sent from my iPhone On Mar 30, 2008, at 6:05 PM, Paul and Bobs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Morning Guys Still strugling a bit on the gatekeeper. I have CCM with h225 trunk to Gatekeeper and its registered. I also have CME with H323 interface registered to Gatekeeper. The CME is sending through it dialplan but the CCM is not. Does it have to to enable the call to be routed between the CME and CCM. I dont have any dialpeers on the CME. Here is my gatekeeper config. interface Loopback0 ip address 10.61.127.3 255.255.255.255 h323-gateway voip interface h323-gateway voip id VGK ipaddr 10.61.127.3 1719 h323-gateway voip h323-id IPIPGW h323-gateway voip tech-prefix 1# h323-gateway voip bind srcaddr 10.61.127.3 gatekeeper zone local HQ-RTR iptlab.local 10.61.127.3 zone local VGK iptlab.local zone local CCM-GK iptlab.local zone local BR2-RTR iplab.local zone remote PSTN-GK iptlab.local 10.61.127.3 1719 zone prefix PSTN-GK 011* zone prefix CCM-GK 1212220* zone prefix HQ-RTR 212* bandwidth interzone zone HQ-RTR 144 bandwidth remote 144 HQ-RTR#sho gatekeeper end GATEKEEPER ENDPOINT REGISTRATION CallSignalAddr Port RASSignalAddr Port Zone Name TypeFlags --- - --- - - - 10.61.111.4 61717 10.61.111.4 61684 CCM-GKVOIP-GW H323-ID: h225-gk-g711_1 Voice Capacity Max.= Avail.= Current.= 0 10.61.111.4 61721 10.61.111.4 61684 CCM-GKVOIP-GW H323-ID: h225-gk-g729_1 Voice Capacity Max.= Avail.= Current.= 0 10.61.127.2 1720 10.61.127.2 63236 BR2-RTR VOIP-GW E164-ID: 3001 E164-ID: 3002 E164-ID: 3003 E164-ID: 3010 E164-ID: 3011 E164-ID: 3012 E164-ID: 3313203001 E164-ID: 3313203002 E164-ID: 3313203003 E164-ID: 3313203010 E164-ID: 3313203011 E164-ID: 3313203012 H323-ID: BR2-RTR Voice Capacity Max.= Avail.= Current.= 0 10.61.127.3 1720 10.61.127.3 54943 VGK H323-GW H323-ID: IPIPGW Voice Capacity Max.= Avail.= Current.= 0 Total number of active registrations = 4 Paul
Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] definition of E.164
As far as the router is concerned (and thus the exam) yes both are considered E164 numbers. Also, not that it doesn't have great (and normally correct) information, I don't know that I would rely on wikipedia for your CCIE studies. A much better place would be to go to the source - go to the ITUs web site and see what they have to say side they standardized such entity as an E164 number :) Mark Snow Sr Technical Instructor IPexpert, Inc. Sent from my iPhone On Mar 29, 2008, at 8:00 AM, FrogOnDSCP46EF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys, DN-7001 DN-4087001 Can both be considered as a E.164 numbers? according to url below there are 3 kind of E.164 numbers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.164 -- Smile, you'll save someone else's day! Frog
[OSL | CCIE_Voice] Cisco UCM and CME dialing
Thansk Mark Is there any way of testing the dialplan on the gatekeeper like you can on a h323 gateway with the show dial-peer voice summary command. Paul On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 9:14 AM, Mark Snow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When you say the CME is sending through its dialplan do you mean it is sending its E164 numbers to be registered? If that is whtat you mean then the answer is that there is no way to get the UCM to send its E164 numbers to be registered. It simply doesn't offer them to the GK since a UCM cluster could have upwards of 100,000 DNs. Instead you must find another way to route a call over from CME to UCM using means such as a Tech Prefix, or using the 'alias static' command. HTH Mark SnowSr Technical Instructor IPexpert, Inc. Sent from my iPhone On Mar 30, 2008, at 6:05 PM, Paul and Bobs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Morning Guys Still strugling a bit on the gatekeeper. I have CCM with h225 trunk to Gatekeeper and its registered. I also have CME with H323 interface registered to Gatekeeper. The CME is sending through it dialplan but the CCM is not. Does it have to to enable the call to be routed between the CME and CCM. I dont have any dialpeers on the CME. Here is my gatekeeper config. interface Loopback0 ip address 10.61.127.3 255.255.255.255 h323-gateway voip interface h323-gateway voip id VGK ipaddr 10.61.127.3 1719 h323-gateway voip h323-id IPIPGW h323-gateway voip tech-prefix 1# h323-gateway voip bind srcaddr 10.61.127.3 gatekeeper zone local HQ-RTR iptlab.local 10.61.127.3 zone local VGK iptlab.local zone local CCM-GK iptlab.local zone local BR2-RTR iplab.local zone remote PSTN-GK iptlab.local 10.61.127.3 1719 zone prefix PSTN-GK 011* zone prefix CCM-GK 1212220* zone prefix HQ-RTR 212* bandwidth interzone zone HQ-RTR 144 bandwidth remote 144 HQ-RTR#sho gatekeeper end GATEKEEPER ENDPOINT REGISTRATION CallSignalAddr Port RASSignalAddr Port Zone Name Type Flags --- - --- - - - 10.61.111.4 61717 10.61.111.4 61684 CCM-GKVOIP-GW H323-ID: h225-gk-g711_1 Voice Capacity Max.= Avail.= Current.= 0 10.61.111.4 61721 10.61.111.4 61684 CCM-GKVOIP-GW H323-ID: h225-gk-g729_1 Voice Capacity Max.= Avail.= Current.= 0 10.61.127.2 1720 10.61.127.2 63236 BR2-RTR VOIP-GW E164-ID: 3001 E164-ID: 3002 E164-ID: 3003 E164-ID: 3010 E164-ID: 3011 E164-ID: 3012 E164-ID: 3313203001 E164-ID: 3313203002 E164-ID: 3313203003 E164-ID: 3313203010 E164-ID: 3313203011 E164-ID: 3313203012 H323-ID: BR2-RTR Voice Capacity Max.= Avail.= Current.= 0 10.61.127.3 1720 10.61.127.3 54943 VGK H323-GW H323-ID: IPIPGW Voice Capacity Max.= Avail.= Current.= 0 Total number of active registrations = 4 Paul
Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab questions about RTP
I believe you're allowed to bring in food, but NOT consume it at the workstation. You are able to bring drinks to your desk, and the food could be kept in the cooler. I don't think it would be a big deal at all. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jonathan Charles Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 4:27 PM To: Chad Stachowicz Cc: CCIE Maillist; Edward French; Jacob Owen Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab questions about RTP I brought a big bottle of Coke in with me when I took the RS lab back in 2003 (in RTP)... the proctor didn't say anything... Jonathan On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 3:25 PM, Chad Stachowicz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ed, I think it would be worth trying, the guys in San Jose would likely allow it. Cheers, Chad On 3/30/08, Jacob Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Edward, Honestly, not sure since I have never tried. The only thing I have walked into the lab with was my wallet and my cell phone. They take your cell phone and put it on a cabinet to grab when you leave. Maybe someone else on this mailing list could help where I cannot. --- Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks, I am assuming that I could not bring some beef sticks or jerky in a clear ziplock - Original Message From: Jacob Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED]; CCIE Maillist ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 4:06:03 PM Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Lab questions about RTP Edward, I probably know more about RTP than most people on this mailing list, my next voice attempt on 4/21 will be #9 for me in RTP (this is for all IE's not just Voice :) ). I believe you get 2 blank pieces of paper which you will have to return at the end of the day, i am sure you can request more if you need more. PC's seem to be plenty fast all the times I have been there, I think for voice the server response is more of an issue than PC would be. I believe the screen resolution is at least 1280X1024 and if not that pretty close. Only 1 monitor is provided. Their are 2-3 very, very large coolers in the break room about 150 feet from the lab that is stocked with just about every kind of soda (diet and regular) you could imagine, the bathrooms are about 1/2 to the break room on the right. To leave the lab you need to grab a visitor badge hanging on the door and if someone else is already out you can still leave and just ring the doorbell to get back into the lab. The lunch is provided to you and you have to take it in a small conference room off of the main lab room. As for your low carb diet I am not sure, they really only offer 1 choice and it often contains meat and cheese (actually always I think) which I know some people won't eat for personal or religous reasons. I am sure they will have something, and if you would like you could write [EMAIL PROTECTED] with ?'s and see if you can get a response. I did see something once about if you had special requests you could ask, but I am not sure where that is at. LIke I said, I could walk that room blindfolded so let me know if you or anyone else on this forum has any other questions. --- Edward French [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As I have said before I am making my first attempt on April 18th. So I have a couple of questions about the lab environment. Is there adequate space to notes? (I know on Cisco provided sheets with Cisco proveded pens) Are the PC's reasonably fast? Do the monitors have at least 1280 X 1024 resolution? Do they have dual monitors? Is there access to beverages? Are the bathrooms close? Do you need money for lunch? Is lunch cafeteria style? or a boxed lunch or what? I am on a low carb diet, will I be able to get meat and cheese? Thanks Ed Jacob Owen CCIE #14063 (RS, Service Provider), CCVP, CCDP OMG, Sweet deal for Yahoo! users/friends:Get A Month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. W00t http://tc.deals.yahoo.com/tc/blockbuster/text2.com Jacob Owen CCIE #14063 (RS, Service Provider), CCVP, CCDP Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping
[OSL | CCIE_Voice] Second Try: LFI in the same interface for 2 PVC's, one of them a High Speed Link
Hi: I would appreciate some comments. I have the following scenario: In HQ I have a physical serial interface with 2 PVCs: DLCI 201 to BR1 with CIR 384kbps and DLCI 202 to BR2 with CIR 1544kbps. I assume I need to configure frame-relay fragment for DLCI 201 with fragment size equal to 480 but my questions are: 1. Do I need to create 2 map-class, one for each DLCI with appropriate values of cir, mincir, bc, be? 2. Do I need to configure frame-relay fragment for DLCI 202 although is a High Speed link (768kbps) in order to not affect traffic on the same interface of DLCI 201? map-class frame-relay br1! applied to dlci 201 frame-relay fragment 480 frame-relay cir 364800 frame-relay mincir 364800 frame-relay bc 3648 frame-relay be 0 no frame-relay adaptive shaping becn service-policy output llq map-class frame-relay br2! applied to dlci 202 frame-relay fragment 480 --in order to does not affect the trafic of the dcli 201 on the same interface frame-relay cir 1466800 frame-relay mincir 1466800 frame-relay bc 14668 frame-relay be 0 no frame-relay adaptive shaping becn service-policy output llq2 Acording to this tech-note any other PVCs that share the same physical interface need to configure the fragmentation to the size used by the voice PVC http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/tech/tk652/tk698/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080094af9.shtml But in this one the configuration shows to diferent sizes for fragments in the same interface. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/tech/tk1077/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080094192.shtml Thanks for your help. Gustavo Sánchez
Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Second Try: LFI in the same interface for 2 PVC's, one of them a High Speed Link
Good question, but I have an extra twist to add to it.
1. Should Shaping be applied to DLCI 201? (I would shay yes)
2. Should Shaping be applied to DLCI 202 to prevent BR2 from taking all of the
bandwidth or maybe Voice-adaptive shaping?
This is all assuming that the HQ is just a t-1.
Ed
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Hi:
I would appreciate some comments.
I have the following scenario:
In HQ I have a physical serial interface with 2 PVCs: DLCI 201 to BR1 with CIR
384kbps and DLCI 202 to BR2 with CIR 1544kbps.
I assume I need to configure frame-relay fragment for DLCI 201 with fragment
size equal to 480 but my questions are:
Do I need to create 2 map-class, one for each DLCI with appropriate values of
cir, mincir, bc, be? Do I need to configure frame-relay fragment for DLCI 202
although is a High Speed link (768kbps) in order to not affect traffic on the
same interface of DLCI 201?
map-class frame-relay br1! applied to dlci 201
frame-relay fragment 480
frame-relay cir 364800
frame-relay mincir 364800
frame-relay bc 3648
frame-relay be 0
no frame-relay adaptive shaping becn
service-policy output llq
map-class frame-relay br2! applied to dlci 202
frame-relay fragment 480 --in order to does
not affect the trafic of the dcli 201 on the same interface
frame-relay cir 1466800
frame-relay mincir 1466800
frame-relay bc 14668
frame-relay be 0
no frame-relay adaptive shaping becn
service-policy output llq2
Acording to this tech-note any other PVCs that share the same physical
interface need to configure the fragmentation to the size used by the voice PVC
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/tech/tk652/tk698/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080094af9.shtml
But in this one the configuration shows to diferent sizes for fragments in the
same interface.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/tech/tk1077/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080094192.shtml
Thanks for your help.
Gustavo Sánchez
