Thanks for your help (blank)

[Aaron.z]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aaron) wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

>Hi, everyone!
>
>I have a question about the MAC layer address, and I use the Ethernet
>for making an example.
>
>We all know that the first 3 bytes of the 48-bit MAC address are
>indicate the vendor. Among the 3 bytes, the first is important, because
>the first 2- bit in this byte has special meanings that are I/G bit and
>U/L bit. 
>
>I have a question about the following whether it is right:
>when we get a MAC address, such as  0030.b6f7.3000 (Cisco),
>1. Whether the I/G and U/L bit are already set to zero?
>2. When a multicast packet shoud be sent to this address, the
>destination address in the MAC packet header should be set to
>0130.b6f7.3000? 
>
>Thank you for your help and there may be some understanding errors in
>the questions.
>
>thank you very much!
>



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additional labs

[Sam Adams]

I just 
finished the CCIE all in one study guide for EIGRP and OSPF.  Where can I 
find more labs to practice and how many routers will I need?
 
Thanks.

RE: Sub Interfaces (hmmm?)

[Louie Belt]

If using a physical interface with Frame -Relay(or other NBMA network), the
default for ip split horizon is off.  With a standard serial link (no-frame
(NBMA)) the default is for split horizon to be on.

Louie

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hurled at the rich by the concrete-bound illiterates who were unable to
conceive of the source of wealth or of the motivation of those who produce
it.
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-Original Message-
From: jeongwoo park [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 12:13 PM
To: Louie Belt; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Sub Interfaces (hmmm?)


Hi Louie
I just want to clear one thing.
I thought that subinterface was created as a solution
for split horizon, so without subinterface configured,
split horizon should be on.
Could you verify what you said "if you are no using a
sub
interface on a physical interface, split horizon is
off by default, always
enable it on any "spoke" routers."?
I am not trying to be against you. I just want to
clear myself up.
Thanks.
jeongwoo

--- Louie Belt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Be sure to turn off ip split horizon (or apple, or
> ipx eigrp) on the
> multipoint interface.  Also remember, over frame, if
> you are no using a sub
> interface on a physical interface, split horizon is
> off by default, always
> enable it on any "spoke" routers.
>
> Additionally be aware of the issues that each
> routing protocol has with a
> multipoint interface (i.e. - setting the ospf
> network type on the spokes and
> hub).
>
> Louie
>
>   Since time immemorial and pre-industrial, 'greed'
> has been the accusation
> hurled at the rich by the concrete-bound illiterates
> who were unable to
> conceive of the source of wealth or of the
> motivation of those who produce
> it.
>   -- Ayn Rand
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Austin
> Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2000 9:01 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Sub Interfaces (hmmm?)
>
>
> I am configuring 2 sub-interfaces on the router. One
> subinterface for the
> connection to router1 and 1 subinterface for the
> connection to router2 and
> router3. I will not be configuring subinterfaces on
> router1, router2 and
> router3.
> Hope this gives you some more information and it is
> a Frame Relay
> environment yes. You guys rock!
>
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >
> >
> > > On Sat, 28 Oct 2000, Austin wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hi Group (Brian, Tim Brad, et al.)
> > > >
> > > > Thank you all for your help. I have one more
> question though :)
> > > > Can you configure one subinterface to
> communicate with 2 different
> > > routers?
> > >
> > > can you be more specific?  I am going to make
> the assumption you are
> > > talking about Frame Relay, in which case yes you
> can configure a sub
> > > interface as "point to multipoint" and it can
> communicate with many
> > > routers within that same subnet.
> > >
> > > brian
> > >
> >
> > Hey, you know what. I was going to try to answer
> this question but wasn't
> too
> > sure and didn't want to steer him in the wrong
> way. What you said is what
> I
> > thought but something is bothering me.
> >
> > Point-to-multipoint. Lets say you have the head,
> and it's connected to 5
> > remote ends. On the head you would use basically 5
> subinterfaces. Each for
> a
> > different remote end. This is easy to me and
> normal. His question makes me
> > think though because he is asking if, instead of
> having one sub-int for
> each
> > remote end, to have 4 interfaces and lets say one
> of those sub-int's for 2
> of
> > the remote ends. I haven't ever seen this done and
> I'm wondering if it
> would
> > work??? Hmmm, interesting thought. Anybody up for
> it?
> >
> > Mark Zabludovsky ~ CCNA, CCDA, 1/4-NP
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
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RE: EIGRP Neighbour - keeps flapping

[Andrew Larkins]

SAE_ZUR_NAT>sho int token 1
TokenRing1 is up, line protocol is up 
  Hardware is TMS380, address is .3060.0e5b (bia .3060.0e5b)
  Description: Token-Ring to SITA
  Internet address is 10.60.0.2/16
  MTU 4464 bytes, BW 16000 Kbit, DLY 630 usec, rely 255/255, load 1/255
  Encapsulation SNAP, loopback not set, keepalive set (10 sec)
  ARP type: SNAP, ARP Timeout 04:00:00
  Ring speed: 16 Mbps
  Single ring node, Source Route Transparent Bridge capable
  Group Address: 0x, Functional Address: 0x0800
  Ethernet Transit OUI: 0x00
  Last input 00:00:02, output 00:00:00, output hang never
  Last clearing of "show interface" counters never
  Queueing strategy: fifo
  Output queue 0/40, 0 drops; input queue 0/75, 0 drops
  5 minute input rate 2000 bits/sec, 1 packets/sec
  5 minute output rate 3000 bits/sec, 2 packets/sec
 96719 packets input, 31535696 bytes, 0 no buffer
 Received 71898 broadcasts, 0 runts, 0 giants, 0 throttles
 0 input errors, 0 CRC, 0 frame, 0 overrun, 0 ignored, 0 abort
 127859 packets output, 26608784 bytes, 0 underruns
 0 output errors, 0 collisions, 2 interface resets
 0 output buffer failures, 0 output buffers swapped out
 6 transitions
SAE_ZUR_NAT>

-Original Message-
From: Sam LI [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 November 2000 18:40
To: Andrew Larkins; Cisco Mail List
Subject: Re: EIGRP Neighbour - keeps flapping


we need the output of
"show int tok 0"

and
check the "Keepalive" too

Sam Li
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Subject: EIGRP Neighbour - keeps flapping


> HI all,
>
> I have to routers connected on a token ring segment. Every 120seconds
> exactly they lose the neighbourship. This is then established immediately
> but keeps flapping. There have been no changes to the default EIGRP config
> here in relation to timers.
>
> Any idea's
>
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Re: CCIE prep trainining UK

[Ben Lovegrove]

Phil,

I've not heard of this one.  Has he got a web site (daft question?).  

Regards
Ben
--- Phil Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi,
>I'm hearing positive vibes about a training course
> run by Martin Shortland in the U.K for CCIE Lab prep.
> A 12 day course running at around £3900 + VAT.
> 
> Has anyone got any comments or got a link for this
> course ?
> 
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RE: Smart serial port back to back cable

[McCallum, Robert]

just buy a smart serial x21 cable dte type and a smart serial x21 dce type.
Join them together and hey presto!

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Sent: 01 November 2000 16:13
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Smart serial port back to back cable


Does anyone know of a company that makes a back to back cable for the little
smart serial ports on a wic-2t or similar.  Thanks if you can help

daveh

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Committed burst & Excess burst

[John lay]

Guys,

I have a question regarding Frame Relay traffic shapping.
I am try to understand the difference between the Committed Burst and the
Excess Burst. I have been reading the BCRAN training material for that part,
but the difference is not clear enough till now.
Any simple claification on this issue is highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance. 





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Rép. : TELNET question?

[Thierry MARTIN]

** High Priority **

hello,

solaris, by default lock ROOT access by LAN.

If you want access SUN by network, you must UNLOCK this access.

The file is in /etc/default/login

The line :
CONSOLE=/dev/console

must be :
# CONSOLE=/dev/console

for permit access ROOT by LAN.

A+
Thierry
$

>>> "Ngo Van Dzung" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 31/10/00 10h08 >>>
Hi All,
I have server with SUN Solaris 7, from a Workstation (Windows 98), I telnet
to the Server and logon using user root, but after I typed username and
password I saw following message:
---
Not on system console
Connection to host lost.
---
But if I telnet and logon with another username it done successfuly, and I
can su to root no problem.
So how can I telnet and logon using user root? Please help me!

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Re: AUX port and Modem Problem

[Suzi Beavis]

I am trying to achieve option A.

A) remote dial-in for Exec session only to this router (no ppp)

I have tried to lower the speed on the modem/router to 9600 hoping this may 
help, and I have tried several different modems and played around with AT 
strings galore.   I give up!!

This would at first appear to be a simple problem - but it is surprising 
just how many people have emailed me regarding this exact problem!

That is:
No EXEC prompt.  You can send text between hyperterminal (local PC) and 
reverse telnet session (remote router).(I have tried using Tera Term Pro 
as suggested in earlier group study emails.)

Good luck to those people with this problem - if you manage to work it out 
please let me/us know.

Cheers,
Suzi.



What are you trying to achieve:

A) remote dial-in for Exec session only to this router (no ppp)

or

B) remote dial-in for PPP session which will allow Telnet, ping  onto and
via the router in question ?

Once I know a) or b) I can advise why your config is wrong.

Regards,
Bill


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>I am trying to set up a modem to dial into the AUX port of a Cisco2610
>router for remote support.  I am using HyperTerminal on the PC and I have
>set up a reverse telnet session into the modem (3 Com U.S Robotics - 56K
fax
>modem) connected to the AUX port.  The modems seem to connect correctly
but
>I am unable to see EXEC mode on the router.   While connected I can send
>text from the HyperTerminal to the reverse telnet session into the
router -
>BUT  I can not see EXEC mode on the router.  I have tried different
routers
>and about 3 different modems (along with numerous AT strings) - but no
>success.  After the two modems have connected, I get the following message
>on HyperTerminal
>
>CONNECT 28800/V42BIS
>
>That's about it!  Any text I type into the HyperTerminal can be see on the
>reverse telnet session and vice versa.
>
>The router config is below:
>
>hostname Router
>!
>ip subnet-zero
>ip host aux 2065 1.1.1.1
>!
>interface Loopback0
>ip address 1.1.1.1 255.255.255.255
>!
>interface Ethernet0/0
>no ip address
>shutdown
>!
>interface Serial0/0
>no ip address
>shutdown
>!
>!
>line con 0
>transport input none
>line aux 0
>password cisco
>login
>modem Dialin
>modem autoconfigure type usr_sportster
>transport input all
>stopbits 1
>speed 115200
>flowcontrol hardware
>line vty 0 4
>login
>!
>no scheduler allocate
>end
>
>
>Has any one else out there experienced the same problem - I am missing
>something?
>Any help would be much appreciated.
>
>Cheers,
>Suzi
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Diff-serv qos configuration

[patrick . wolf]

Hello,

my aim is to configure CB-WFQ (class-based weighted
fair queing) on a cisco 2520 (IOS 12.1(3)T). 
1. I enter the commands (configure a class, a policy)
2. I apply the policy to an interface 
But when I look at the CISCO-CLASS-BASED-QOS-MIB, the
MIB is empty (nothing is configured).
Has someone alredy implemented that kind of queing,
in case, have you met this problem?
Thank you very much in advance for your help,





 
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Re: sh processes cpu

[arthurx4]

Those are process switched packets (they generate a CPU interrupt).
this link explains it pretty well
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/63/showproc_cpu.html

Joe

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| I am getting following result when i type following
| command on router for sh processes cpu
| can any one tell me what is " IP Input"
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| 1332177040  69547797462  35.61% 32.91% 29.77%
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Don,t scold ,out of cisco topic....

[Ramesh c]

Hi,

Some thing strange happend on my exchange server.My exchange server started to send 
out old mails.To be precise it started to send replicas of message already sent.

what is the reason for this kind of strange behaviour and any solution for it?

Any help would be appreciated.

Sorry to post this here..but thought would get help from this knowledglable group.

Thanks
Regard
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Re: routing 2.0 demo testing site ?

[Cisco_man]

this is the link

http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/front.x/wwtraining/colt/ColtLogin.pl


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Re: CCIE Written Retake Score?

[Austin]

Ivana,
 
That is not correct. Passing score will be the 
same, unless Cisco raises the score for everyone upon review of passing results 
- which happens periodically.
 
HTH,

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  Is the passing score the same on one's second 
  attempt as the first for the CCIE written exam?  I was told by someone 
  that 70% is needed the first time but you must score higher the next time in 
  order to pass.
   
  Is there any truth to this?
   

Fast Etherchannel between Cat 5500 and Sun

[alex campbell]

ppl.

has anyone ever successfully bound 4 ethernet connections from a UNIX 
machine to a cat 5500 via Fast Etherchannel ?
If so, (or  even if you have not, but know how to do it), please let me 
know.

Thanks in Advance
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Dynamic routing on cisco4500

[Charles Nunie]

Hi everyone,

we have implemented both a radio and a dial-up link
   from a branch office to the head office of a firm.

   since the branch office has no router but rather a
   switch, we have set up each workstation/equipment on
   the lan to see the radio as its primary gateway and
   the branch dial-up access server as the secondary
   gateway.

   how do we get the cisco4500 router at the head office
   to accept information through the dial up when the
   radio link goes down. better still how do we get the
   cisco4500 to dynamically route between the two links 


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Re: Don,t scold ,out of cisco topic....

[Tom Keough]

This can happen if you change the configuration of the client...
Tom
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> Some thing strange happend on my exchange server.My exchange server
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message already sent.
>
> what is the reason for this kind of strange behaviour and any solution for
it?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
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RE: Dynamic routing on cisco4500

[McCallum, Robert]

Use backup interfaces.  Make the dialer interface the backup interface for
your radio interface.

Enjoy!

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Sent: 02 November 2000 13:20
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Subject: Dynamic routing on cisco4500


Hi everyone,

we have implemented both a radio and a dial-up link
   from a branch office to the head office of a firm.

   since the branch office has no router but rather a
   switch, we have set up each workstation/equipment on
   the lan to see the radio as its primary gateway and
   the branch dial-up access server as the secondary
   gateway.

   how do we get the cisco4500 router at the head office
   to accept information through the dial up when the
   radio link goes down. better still how do we get the
   cisco4500 to dynamically route between the two links 


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Calling all techies in New York

[Andi Enyiema]

Hi,
I've been given an assignment by a company to create a network of about 14
computers.  I need the assistance of individuals who know about NT server,
switches(Netgear fs524), cabling.
Computers have a mixture of Win 95 and 98 and I'll need NT workstation to be
installed on all computers.  This is a big project for me so I would
appreciate the assistance of individuals who know what they are doing and
wouldn't mind the "live" practice sessions.  The venue is in Brooklyn.
If interested, please reply or leave me a voice message at
718 404 3907 x1204

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RE: MPLS

[Spolidoro, Guilherme]

Hello Helena,

I ordered one of those free books from Cisco that people posted on the list.
The name of the book is:

L3-enabled ATM Solutions for Voice/Video, MPLS-VPN, QoS and Multicast.

The book will give you information on how to configure the Cisco gear and
also a decent overview about the technology.

Unfortunately, I don't have the link any more. Maybe somebody on the list
still does?

What you can do is to look into the archives (it was posted probably about
3-4 weeks ago).

Good luck.

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Subject: MPLS


Hi,

Has anyone implemented MPLS before, or can point me in the right direction
on resources?

Thanks
Helena

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design stress - pointy haired boss syndrome

[Dave Santeramo]

I have been infected with the buzzwrod virus.  My boss wants me to implement
ever three letter acronym that I can find.  Here is what he wants:

I have a T1 with UUnet and a T1 with BBN.  He wants those setup with
BGP but the routes weighted (huh) so that UUnet is the primary.  After
that he wants a VPN installed using IOS on the routers that not only
checks for username/password via Radius but also checks for certificates.
AHHH - A cert server is needed.  Next step - He wants a a proxy server
running squid on BSD (don't think so) so that the whole LAN can be NAT.

So the question is:

How the hell am I going to VPN with a NAT server between the LAN and
the VPN enabled routers?  Also, how am I going to weigh the routes so
that one connection is chosen over the other.  

Feedback from the peanut gallery would be appreciated.


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Re: Calling all techies in New York

[Cthulu, CCIE Candidate]

Um, Andi,

This is a "Cisco" list;  any "Cisco" stuff in this project?  If not, then is
just networking Windows PCs, hardly a challenging or interesting project for
most of the folks on this list...I know I experienced QWERTY forehead when I
read your post.  If there is more to this project than you posted, such as
Cisco equipment, interesting cabling, etc. then specify that;  otherwise,
you are looking for free labor.

Good luck,

Charles



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> Hi,
> I've been given an assignment by a company to create a network of about 14
> computers.  I need the assistance of individuals who know about NT server,
> switches(Netgear fs524), cabling.
> Computers have a mixture of Win 95 and 98 and I'll need NT workstation to
be
> installed on all computers.  This is a big project for me so I would
> appreciate the assistance of individuals who know what they are doing and
> wouldn't mind the "live" practice sessions.  The venue is in Brooklyn.
> If interested, please reply or leave me a voice message at
> 718 404 3907 x1204
>
> Thanks and I look forward to working with you.
>
>
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Re: Study Group in MA

[JCoyne]

I live in Holbrook, Ma. and I have a bunch of equipment. here is a partial
list:

 3 - 2501
 1 - 2502
 1 - 2511 (Terminal server for console access)
 2 - 2514 (Iam using 1 of these for my firewall/Nat box)
 1 - 2521 (Frame Relay Switch simulation)
 1 - 2610 (w/ 1- T1 wic and 1- ISDN wic)
 1 - 1720 (W/ 1- T1 wic, working on another ISDN wic)
 1 - 2912 Catalyst (port 14 is bad, but it works other then that)
 1 - 5002 Catalyst (Needs a Supervisor Module so it's not up yet)
 1 - Adtran 550 ISDN Switch Simulator w/ PRI & Quad BRI cards
 1 - Adtran ISU (Terminal Adapter for ISDN labs)
 1 - Motorola UK 220 (Terminal Adapter for ISDN labs)
 2 - Veri-link CSU/DSU units w/ SCC control cards
 1 - NT server running TACACS+ TFTP and Syslog
 1 - Boat load of cables!

It maybe easier to have the group meet at my house, but Iam open to
anything at this point. I have my CCNA and MCSE and I am studying
for my CCNP. Hopefully I will be able to get my CCIE after that.
My equipment is located in my basement so it's not exactly a pretty lab
area. I would like to see us get a group of about 3 to 6 people. Any more
then that I think is too much. I would also like to make sure everyone is
atleast a CCNA and MCSE or CNE. I work on saturdays, but Iam usally
home by 2:30. Maybe we could work on labs after that time. If we do this
we need dedicated people who are willing to put in some serious hours.
I would also be interested in Red Hat if we make it to CCIE.

Please contact me by email:
JCoyne"at"Mediaone.net

Jim Coyne



""Bradley J. Wilson"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
000201c0443b$883f8f80$ec659aaa@bwilson">news:000201c0443b$883f8f80$ec659aaa@bwilson...
> Okay, here's what I had in mind: I'll volunteer to open
> up my apartment (which is very spacious) to a group of people who want to
> get together once a week (or more?) to study for the CCNP/CCIE
> certifications.  I'm a CCNA/CCDA myself and hold other technical
> certifications, and am studying now towards the CCNP certification.  I
don't
> have much in the way of equipment to offer, except for a Catalyst 1924 at
> this point, and I plan on buying a 2500 by the end of the month (which is
> why I wasn't planning on posting this email until after I'd done that, but
> oh well. ;-)
>
> So I'm volunteering my space for our mutual edification.  But the catch is
> this: I don't want 150 people coming over on Saturdays thinking they're
> going to get some time on my one 2500 router.  So, if you'd like to join
the
> study group, you must own your own router and bring it to each study
> session.  Only by getting enough networking equipment together can we ever
> hope to build a truly edifying lab for everyone involved.  We'll also need
> cabling and food. ;-)
>
> If you're interested, let me know.  I'm located in Reading, MA, and have a
> fairly flexible schedule - we can meet once a week, twice, whenever.  Let
me
> know what's on your "wish list," and we'll see what we come up with.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Bradley J. Wilson
> CCNA, CCDA, MCSE, CNX-A, NNCSS, MCT, CTT
>
>
> P.S. And after we've all gotten our CCIE's (snicker)...how about Red Hat?
> Novell?  Maybe Extreme or Juniper will have their certs in place by then?
> ;-)
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Alba, Victor
> To: 'suk Ciscostudy'
> Cc: 'Bradley J. Wilson'
> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 12:37 PM
> Subject: RE: Study Group in MA
>
>
> Where are you both located, I am in Lexington?
> -Victor
> -Original Message-
> From: suk Ciscostudy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 11:23 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Study Group in MA
>
>
> Hi,
> Is there any CCIE Study group in Massachusetts area...?.
> Any information on this will be appreciated.
> Regards,
>
>
> Sukhdev.
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Re: design stress - pointy haired boss syndrome

[Bradley J. Wilson]

>From what I understand, VPNs and NAT don't exactly play well together.  Why
is the NAT necessary?

The other issue of weighing the UUNet routes is simple - just use the Local
Pref value in BGP (set the pref for routes coming from UUNet higher than the
ones coming from BBN).  Be careful, though - you don't want your network to
become a transit AS carrying traffic between UUNet and BBN.



- Original Message -
From: Dave Santeramo
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 9:17 AM
Subject: design stress - pointy haired boss syndrome



I have been infected with the buzzwrod virus.  My boss wants me to implement
ever three letter acronym that I can find.  Here is what he wants:

I have a T1 with UUnet and a T1 with BBN.  He wants those setup with
BGP but the routes weighted (huh) so that UUnet is the primary.  After
that he wants a VPN installed using IOS on the routers that not only
checks for username/password via Radius but also checks for certificates.
AHHH - A cert server is needed.  Next step - He wants a a proxy server
running squid on BSD (don't think so) so that the whole LAN can be NAT.

So the question is:

How the hell am I going to VPN with a NAT server between the LAN and
the VPN enabled routers?  Also, how am I going to weigh the routes so
that one connection is chosen over the other.

Feedback from the peanut gallery would be appreciated.


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RE: Study Group in MA

[Lopez, Robert]

Could you move to Southeastern Michigan...Sounds like you have the makings
for an excellent study group!!

Robert
Network Planning
Pfizer
Ann Arbor, MI

-Original Message-
From: JCoyne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 9:34 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Study Group in MA


I live in Holbrook, Ma. and I have a bunch of equipment. here is a partial
list:

 3 - 2501
 1 - 2502
 1 - 2511 (Terminal server for console access)
 2 - 2514 (Iam using 1 of these for my firewall/Nat box)
 1 - 2521 (Frame Relay Switch simulation)
 1 - 2610 (w/ 1- T1 wic and 1- ISDN wic)
 1 - 1720 (W/ 1- T1 wic, working on another ISDN wic)
 1 - 2912 Catalyst (port 14 is bad, but it works other then that)
 1 - 5002 Catalyst (Needs a Supervisor Module so it's not up yet)
 1 - Adtran 550 ISDN Switch Simulator w/ PRI & Quad BRI cards
 1 - Adtran ISU (Terminal Adapter for ISDN labs)
 1 - Motorola UK 220 (Terminal Adapter for ISDN labs)
 2 - Veri-link CSU/DSU units w/ SCC control cards
 1 - NT server running TACACS+ TFTP and Syslog
 1 - Boat load of cables!

It maybe easier to have the group meet at my house, but Iam open to
anything at this point. I have my CCNA and MCSE and I am studying
for my CCNP. Hopefully I will be able to get my CCIE after that.
My equipment is located in my basement so it's not exactly a pretty lab
area. I would like to see us get a group of about 3 to 6 people. Any more
then that I think is too much. I would also like to make sure everyone is
atleast a CCNA and MCSE or CNE. I work on saturdays, but Iam usally
home by 2:30. Maybe we could work on labs after that time. If we do this
we need dedicated people who are willing to put in some serious hours.
I would also be interested in Red Hat if we make it to CCIE.

Please contact me by email:
JCoyne"at"Mediaone.net

Jim Coyne



""Bradley J. Wilson"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
000201c0443b$883f8f80$ec659aaa@bwilson">news:000201c0443b$883f8f80$ec659aaa@bwilson...
> Okay, here's what I had in mind: I'll volunteer to open
> up my apartment (which is very spacious) to a group of people who want to
> get together once a week (or more?) to study for the CCNP/CCIE
> certifications.  I'm a CCNA/CCDA myself and hold other technical
> certifications, and am studying now towards the CCNP certification.  I
don't
> have much in the way of equipment to offer, except for a Catalyst 1924 at
> this point, and I plan on buying a 2500 by the end of the month (which is
> why I wasn't planning on posting this email until after I'd done that, but
> oh well. ;-)
>
> So I'm volunteering my space for our mutual edification.  But the catch is
> this: I don't want 150 people coming over on Saturdays thinking they're
> going to get some time on my one 2500 router.  So, if you'd like to join
the
> study group, you must own your own router and bring it to each study
> session.  Only by getting enough networking equipment together can we ever
> hope to build a truly edifying lab for everyone involved.  We'll also need
> cabling and food. ;-)
>
> If you're interested, let me know.  I'm located in Reading, MA, and have a
> fairly flexible schedule - we can meet once a week, twice, whenever.  Let
me
> know what's on your "wish list," and we'll see what we come up with.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Bradley J. Wilson
> CCNA, CCDA, MCSE, CNX-A, NNCSS, MCT, CTT
>
>
> P.S. And after we've all gotten our CCIE's (snicker)...how about Red Hat?
> Novell?  Maybe Extreme or Juniper will have their certs in place by then?
> ;-)
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Alba, Victor
> To: 'suk Ciscostudy'
> Cc: 'Bradley J. Wilson'
> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 12:37 PM
> Subject: RE: Study Group in MA
>
>
> Where are you both located, I am in Lexington?
> -Victor
> -Original Message-
> From: suk Ciscostudy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 11:23 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Study Group in MA
>
>
> Hi,
> Is there any CCIE Study group in Massachusetts area...?.
> Any information on this will be appreciated.
> Regards,
>
>
> Sukhdev.
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Re: BSCN Exam

[Dan Henry]

Janto Cin wrote:
> 
> Hi Dan and everybody in the group,
> 
> I'll take the exam tomorrow, would you pls give me
> last advise ?
> TIA.
> 
> Kind Regards,
> Janto



Janto,

Sorry I didn't get to read your email til just now. Here's a link to a
good pdf file. It might be helpful to print it up, get to the test site
15-20 minutes early and go thru this cram-doc right before the test.

 http://www.getccnp.com/

-- 
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Network Engineer II
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RE: CCIE prep trainining UK

[Shaun Wakelen]

This is based down near Southampton, and I have heard it is supposed to be
the business. It is an intensive 2 weeks, where you are given 70-80
exercises to do. They recommend staying local which will cost about another
£1000 (unless this is included in the price Phil gave), as the accommodation
is only a couple of minutes walk away. They have a large amount of kit,
including (if I remember correctly) some PBX's for voice configurations. I
was told about this from somebody who works at Comstor (ex RBR) who went on
it and he also said that he had heard negative things about NetGun, but had
not been on it. I have just finished the NetGun set of courses, which was
fairly intensive, so long as you have enough kit to practice on. NetGun is
OK, there were a couple of minor quibbles, but nothing to shout about. It
consists of 5 Cisco course, and three other workshops written by the 2
CCIE's that work at Global Knowledge (or GeoTrain as they were known as).
One of the guys that was on NetGun with me was planning on going on this lab
prep. MTS also do a similar thing.

These are the details that Martin sent to me a while ago

Accommodation is available at the training centre - the cost is
around
£1000 for the two weeks, this includes ALL meals and accommodation.
The
training room would be no more than 2 mins walk from your room and
the
equipment is available 24/7 during your stay including the weekend.

I have just added additional ATM routers, 2 * Cat 6500, a 2 PBX'x
with 8
VoIP routers. Each student will have control of at least 4 routers.

Any problems or questions pertaining to the CCIE program or the
course in
general just drop me a mail or give me a call.

Thanks again for you interest.

Cheers

Martin Shortland - Kinetic Education
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  

Hope this helps
Regards
Shaun Wakelen, CCNP
Technical Support Engineer
Telindus K_Net Ltd

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From:   Ben Lovegrove [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Thursday, November 02, 2000 9:04 AM
To: Phil Barker; cisco GroupStudy
Subject:Re: CCIE prep trainining UK

Phil,

I've not heard of this one.  Has he got a web site (daft question?).


Regards
Ben
--- Phil Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi,
>I'm hearing positive vibes about a training course
> run by Martin Shortland in the U.K for CCIE Lab prep.
> A 12 day course running at around £3900 + VAT.
> 
> Has anyone got any comments or got a link for this
> course ?
> 
> PS : Also heard negative comments about NETGUN.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Phil.
> 
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Cisco: Products, Training, Jobs, Study Guides, Resources.


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ttcp

[Kevin Wigle]

Dear Group,

More lab study and I was using the "show ip bgp neighbors" command.

The last half of the output is pure ttcp!

On CCO (haven't got the url at the moment), in the command reference - there
is a table that describes all the stats.

So now you know what all those numbers mean!

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/12cgcr/np1_r
/1rprt1/1rbgp.htm#xtocid17930456

as usual - watch the wrap...

Kevin Wigle
CCDP/CCNP


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instructor led training

[shane waterbly]

The Aquarius Institute:
There was a short posting regarding this school
sometime in August. I'm curious if anyone has any
other information regarding their CCIE training.

The Institute boasts a "CCIE" course. Eight months
long (300 hours), 3 nights a week or the weekends. All
instructors are written CCIE, one has passed the lab.
(a new instructor is coming aboard to teach the CCNA
portion. He is a CCNP)15 grand for the course.

I have sat in on one of the classes. I was pleased
with the instructors knowledge and teaching style. The
lab was fairly impressive also.

I am currently a CCNA. I have no high hopes that this
school will actually produce someone of CCIE level
within eight months (though they claim the first class
graduated and ten out of ten students passed the
written. They are awaiting a time slot to take the
lab)I do believe it is good training to continue and
gain the CCNP along with practical knowledge and good
hands on training. Which is something I'm severely
lacking at this point.

Any thoughts, comments, rumours heard or knowledge
about this establishment someone would like to pass
along is appreciated.

thank you for your support.

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Pin outs.

[RAUNIYAR RAJEEV]

I am trying to connect a RJ-48C to a RJ-45  what would the pinout be?
Regards

RR





  

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Re: routing 2.0 demo testing site ?

[kw.wong(Ah Wang)^_^]

Hi Sonal :

Thank You ! ^_^

Eric,

Cisco_man wrote:

> this is the link
>
> http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/front.x/wwtraining/colt/ColtLogin.pl
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Re: Boson Tests for BSCN

[Dan Henry]

Jeff McCoy wrote:
> 
> i used boson #2 and 3, did 95% consistently on them and passed BSCN with
> 850.
> -jm
> 
> ""Keith Townsend"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > I just brought the Boson tests for the BSCN and took the first test.  I
> did
> > well considering I still have a bunch of BGP studying to do.  The test
> > seemed kinda easy(or I'm just smarter than I thawt :-O).  My question is
> to
> > those who have used these tests and taken the BSCN.  Are the questions
> > generally easier on the Boson than on the real exam?  If they are
> > representative of what's on the exam then I'll be placing a call to Sylvan
> > sooner than I thought.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Keith
> >
> >
> > _
>


I used Boson BSCN Test#1 because I'd been studying various sources and
had no way to guage my readiness for the real exam. I found the Boson
test helpful in
showing me a few areas I was still weak in, then went in and passed the
real deal w/ a 919. Like the other Cisco exams I'd taken, the real test
was very different from the practice one; but IF you use the practice
test as a learning tool so that you actually understand the material,
then whatever format or viewpoint the question presents is not much of
an issue.

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RE: pre-shared key for PIX

[Plambeck, Todd]

The Pix only supports DHCP with Version 5.2(X)software. To create an IPSEC
tunnel using 2 Pix's and DHCP follow the example in the attached link, but
change the:

http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/110/38.html

Phase 1: ( Pix without DHCP )
isakmp key cisco123 address 171.70.24.6 netmask 255.255.255.255
TO
isakmp key cisco123 address 0.0.0.0 netmask 0.0.0.0

And in Phase 2:
remove this line of the configuration
crypto map newmap 10 set peer 171.70.24.6

I hope this helps.

Todd
CCNP/CCDP


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Jim Bond
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 9:37 PM
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Subject: pre-shared key for PIX


Hello,

I'm wondering if IPSEC can be set up this way: 2 PIX
using pre-shared key, one of them has static ip
address, the other one use DHCP.

I know some other vendor supports this function, but
couldn't find anything on CCO.

Thanks in advance.


Jim

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Re: instructor led training

[George Garay]

I too was very interested in the program at aquarius.  I spoke with someone
at the college a few months ago but didn't pursue it because I wanted to
wait to see how the first class did.  Just 2 weeks ago I called again to see
if I could go in and sit in a class and speak to some of their new grads.
according to them all 10 people who graduated passed the written and are
awaiting to take the hands on in january.   They actually told me that all
their instructors are ccie's.  and the reason they are not a cisco training
partner is that their facility does not have the adequate square feet
required to meet cisco standards.  I will be going in there this saturday
the 4th of november to talk to some of the grads.  i also asked if their was
a discount to the 15,000 if you have a ccna or ccnp and they said that if
you have a ccnp they will take off 25% of the 15000.  I will post again on
saturday to let you know how it went.

George Garay,  CCNA
Network Engineer
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> The Aquarius Institute:
> There was a short posting regarding this school
> sometime in August. I'm curious if anyone has any
> other information regarding their CCIE training.
>
> The Institute boasts a "CCIE" course. Eight months
> long (300 hours), 3 nights a week or the weekends. All
> instructors are written CCIE, one has passed the lab.
> (a new instructor is coming aboard to teach the CCNA
> portion. He is a CCNP)15 grand for the course.
>
> I have sat in on one of the classes. I was pleased
> with the instructors knowledge and teaching style. The
> lab was fairly impressive also.
>
> I am currently a CCNA. I have no high hopes that this
> school will actually produce someone of CCIE level
> within eight months (though they claim the first class
> graduated and ten out of ten students passed the
> written. They are awaiting a time slot to take the
> lab)I do believe it is good training to continue and
> gain the CCNP along with practical knowledge and good
> hands on training. Which is something I'm severely
> lacking at this point.
>
> Any thoughts, comments, rumours heard or knowledge
> about this establishment someone would like to pass
> along is appreciated.
>
> thank you for your support.
>
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conf-reg challenge

[Matthew . Sypherd]

Hey,

I recently had a learning experience with config-register, so I thought I'd
share it as a challenge.
(note: this is my question and my answers and I haven't seen them on any
tests I've taken, so I'm not violating any copyrights or NDAs)

Q - What is the effect of running the following command on a Cisco router?
router(config)#config-register 2102

a) It sets the router to its default boot settings
b) It sets the router to its default boot settings but ignores the config
stored in NVRAM
c) It sets the router to boot with the console port set to 2400 bps 7/N/1
d) It sets the router to boot with the console port set to 4800 bps 8/N/1
e) It sets the router to boot with the console port set to 1200 bps 8/N/1

Reply with your answer and the reason for picking your answer.

Seasoned Folks: If you know right off, don't answer to the list, make the
one's who aren't sure either guess or look it up first.
Newbies(of which I was one on this topic until recently): Hint - it's
probably not what you think.  You are probably going to need a calculator
and some paper.

Oh, and wish me luck - I'm taking the CCIE R/S written tomorrow. My middle
name is Charles ("Chuck"), so hopefully that will help.
I've also signed up to take the CCIE Security beta written next Friday (the
last day it's available) - perhaps I'm just a masochist.

Matthew "Chuck" Sypherd
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CCNP+Security CCDP CCSE MCSE

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Re: instructor led training

[Keith Townsend]

George the original class was like 15 and dropped to about 5-8 regulars.

""George Garay"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I too was very interested in the program at aquarius.  I spoke with
someone
> at the college a few months ago but didn't pursue it because I wanted to
> wait to see how the first class did.  Just 2 weeks ago I called again to
see
> if I could go in and sit in a class and speak to some of their new grads.
> according to them all 10 people who graduated passed the written and are
> awaiting to take the hands on in january.   They actually told me that all
> their instructors are ccie's.  and the reason they are not a cisco
training
> partner is that their facility does not have the adequate square feet
> required to meet cisco standards.  I will be going in there this saturday
> the 4th of november to talk to some of the grads.  i also asked if their
was
> a discount to the 15,000 if you have a ccna or ccnp and they said that if
> you have a ccnp they will take off 25% of the 15000.  I will post again on
> saturday to let you know how it went.
>
> George Garay,  CCNA
> Network Engineer
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> shane waterbly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > The Aquarius Institute:
> > There was a short posting regarding this school
> > sometime in August. I'm curious if anyone has any
> > other information regarding their CCIE training.
> >
> > The Institute boasts a "CCIE" course. Eight months
> > long (300 hours), 3 nights a week or the weekends. All
> > instructors are written CCIE, one has passed the lab.
> > (a new instructor is coming aboard to teach the CCNA
> > portion. He is a CCNP)15 grand for the course.
> >
> > I have sat in on one of the classes. I was pleased
> > with the instructors knowledge and teaching style. The
> > lab was fairly impressive also.
> >
> > I am currently a CCNA. I have no high hopes that this
> > school will actually produce someone of CCIE level
> > within eight months (though they claim the first class
> > graduated and ten out of ten students passed the
> > written. They are awaiting a time slot to take the
> > lab)I do believe it is good training to continue and
> > gain the CCNP along with practical knowledge and good
> > hands on training. Which is something I'm severely
> > lacking at this point.
> >
> > Any thoughts, comments, rumours heard or knowledge
> > about this establishment someone would like to pass
> > along is appreciated.
> >
> > thank you for your support.
> >
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Re: instructor led training

[Keith Townsend]

Here's what I can tell you from three friends that took the course.  I'll
try to be as objective as possible.  They started the class last year (they
were the first class).  The equipment came in very slowly.  This shouldn't
be a problem now because they've had a few more classes since.  The
instructors are CCIE's and are very knowledgable in the things that you
expect them to be(CCNA,CCNP material).  As the course gets deeper in more
complex the greatest value is the gear and the Study Group that you form
with you class mates.  You can use the equipment as much as you like coming
in as much as you like.

All three of my friends have their CCNA, CCNP, CCDA, CCDP and CCIE written.
One has gone on to work for Cisco althrough he was already a CCNP when he
started the class.  One has moved into the Cisco group of our VERY big
publishing company(In the top 3 of the nation).  And the other is in no
hurry he is still in the Server support team.

Disclaimer - This portion will not be objective.

The class is expensive 10K or 15K.  The greatest benefits again are the Lab
and the Study Group.  You could get a pretty descent lab for 5K and as for a
Study group  For the equipment you don't/can't buy you could always rent
time.  If you do well at self study I don't believe you will feel the money
was worth it.  If you do better in a structured instructor-lead environment
then this is a good value as they do have "job placement" after you complete
your CCIE...LOL...

Hope this helped.

Keith Townsend
MCSE, CNE, CCNA



"shane waterbly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The Aquarius Institute:
> There was a short posting regarding this school
> sometime in August. I'm curious if anyone has any
> other information regarding their CCIE training.
>
> The Institute boasts a "CCIE" course. Eight months
> long (300 hours), 3 nights a week or the weekends. All
> instructors are written CCIE, one has passed the lab.
> (a new instructor is coming aboard to teach the CCNA
> portion. He is a CCNP)15 grand for the course.
>
> I have sat in on one of the classes. I was pleased
> with the instructors knowledge and teaching style. The
> lab was fairly impressive also.
>
> I am currently a CCNA. I have no high hopes that this
> school will actually produce someone of CCIE level
> within eight months (though they claim the first class
> graduated and ten out of ten students passed the
> written. They are awaiting a time slot to take the
> lab)I do believe it is good training to continue and
> gain the CCNP along with practical knowledge and good
> hands on training. Which is something I'm severely
> lacking at this point.
>
> Any thoughts, comments, rumours heard or knowledge
> about this establishment someone would like to pass
> along is appreciated.
>
> thank you for your support.
>
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Re: additional labs

[Brian]

On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Sam Adams wrote:

> I just finished the CCIE all in one study guide for EIGRP and OSPF.  Where
> can I find more labs to practice and how many routers will I need?

www.fatkid.com
www.sitamoht.com
www.ccbootcamp.com


> 
> Thanks.
> 

---
Brian Feeny, CCNP, CCDP   [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
Network Administrator 
ShreveNet Inc. (ASN 11881)

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RE: Dynamic routing on cisco4500

[Nnanna Obuba]

or a floating static route pointing to the dialer
interface...

--- "McCallum, Robert"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Use backup interfaces.  Make the dialer interface
> the backup interface for
> your radio interface.
> 
> Enjoy!
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Charles Nunie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 02 November 2000 13:20
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Dynamic routing on cisco4500
> 
> 
> Hi everyone,
> 
> we have implemented both a radio and a dial-up link
>from a branch office to the head office of a
> firm.
> 
>since the branch office has no router but rather
> a
>switch, we have set up each workstation/equipment
> on
>the lan to see the radio as its primary gateway
> and
>the branch dial-up access server as the secondary
>gateway.
> 
>how do we get the cisco4500 router at the head
> office
>to accept information through the dial up when
> the
>radio link goes down. better still how do we get
> the
>cisco4500 to dynamically route between the two
> links 
> 
>

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Re: instructor led training

[George Garay]

keith the info i got was from one of the recruiters for the school so he
probably was inflating the truth a little.  he also said that the max
students in a class are 14-15 but they only have 3 racks of equipment.  but
he did say that each rack has about $700,000 - $800,000 dollars of switches
and routers.  How true is that I dont know.  I too think that if you get a
local study group of about 4-5 and each invest $2,000 dollars we could get
enough equipment and practice on our own.  There are plenty of resources out
there that provide practice labs and if you have the equipment you should do
alright.

Just my .02 cents

George Garay, CCNA
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"Keith Townsend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> George the original class was like 15 and dropped to about 5-8 regulars.
>
> ""George Garay"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> 8ts28o$rd3$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:8ts28o$rd3$[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > I too was very interested in the program at aquarius.  I spoke with
> someone
> > at the college a few months ago but didn't pursue it because I wanted to
> > wait to see how the first class did.  Just 2 weeks ago I called again to
> see
> > if I could go in and sit in a class and speak to some of their new
grads.
> > according to them all 10 people who graduated passed the written and are
> > awaiting to take the hands on in january.   They actually told me that
all
> > their instructors are ccie's.  and the reason they are not a cisco
> training
> > partner is that their facility does not have the adequate square feet
> > required to meet cisco standards.  I will be going in there this
saturday
> > the 4th of november to talk to some of the grads.  i also asked if their
> was
> > a discount to the 15,000 if you have a ccna or ccnp and they said that
if
> > you have a ccnp they will take off 25% of the 15000.  I will post again
on
> > saturday to let you know how it went.
> >
> > George Garay,  CCNA
> > Network Engineer
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >
> > shane waterbly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > > The Aquarius Institute:
> > > There was a short posting regarding this school
> > > sometime in August. I'm curious if anyone has any
> > > other information regarding their CCIE training.
> > >
> > > The Institute boasts a "CCIE" course. Eight months
> > > long (300 hours), 3 nights a week or the weekends. All
> > > instructors are written CCIE, one has passed the lab.
> > > (a new instructor is coming aboard to teach the CCNA
> > > portion. He is a CCNP)15 grand for the course.
> > >
> > > I have sat in on one of the classes. I was pleased
> > > with the instructors knowledge and teaching style. The
> > > lab was fairly impressive also.
> > >
> > > I am currently a CCNA. I have no high hopes that this
> > > school will actually produce someone of CCIE level
> > > within eight months (though they claim the first class
> > > graduated and ten out of ten students passed the
> > > written. They are awaiting a time slot to take the
> > > lab)I do believe it is good training to continue and
> > > gain the CCNP along with practical knowledge and good
> > > hands on training. Which is something I'm severely
> > > lacking at this point.
> > >
> > > Any thoughts, comments, rumours heard or knowledge
> > > about this establishment someone would like to pass
> > > along is appreciated.
> > >
> > > thank you for your support.
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Re: Calling all techies in New York

[George Garay]

I always like "LIVE" practice sessions.  If your willing to pay expenses
from chicago  and my hourly of $80.00 then I would love the practice.  It
shouldn't take more than a weekend.  The other option would be Microsofts
technet.

Good luck,

George Garay, CCNA
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> I've been given an assignment by a company to create a network of about 14
> computers.  I need the assistance of individuals who know about NT server,
> switches(Netgear fs524), cabling.
> Computers have a mixture of Win 95 and 98 and I'll need NT workstation to
be
> installed on all computers.  This is a big project for me so I would
> appreciate the assistance of individuals who know what they are doing and
> wouldn't mind the "live" practice sessions.  The venue is in Brooklyn.
> If interested, please reply or leave me a voice message at
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Re: COLT's

[Keith Townsend]

There were some pretty detailed posts about this last month.  Search the
acheive for "Colts".

Keith

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> exam?
>
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2503 Cisco Router

[Jorge Rodriguez]

Brand New Cisco 2503 Router for sale, never used.
Specs
1 AUI-Ethernet
1 BRI WAN Port / Built in ISDN
2 Serial WAN Ports / Frame-relay or Point-to-point
1 Console Port
1 Aux Ports
IOS Ver 11.3 Any Version
8 Megs Flash
10 Megs DRAM

Accessories Included
1 Ethernet-RJ45 AUI Transceiver
1 Console Cable with DB9 serial port Adapter
2 Mounting Rack Brackets
1 Power Cord
1 Cisco Book Installation Instructions 2500 series
Registration Card to register your product
2 Cisco Product Webbased CDs for win95 or NT40
1 CIM CD(Cisco Interactive Mentor)on Catalys5k


Asking Price $1100 or Best/offer
I am in Boston, so I would prefer a Massachusetts buyer, all others are
welcome as well.
If interested you can contact me at 781-614-1294 or email me at
\mail{[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]}

Jorge Rodriguez /CCNA
Network Analyst
R&S Networks Inc
1112 Boylston Street
Suite 222
Boston, MA 02115
1-781-614-1294
1-617-989-8634 Evenings
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RE: DNS and access-list

[Brian W.]

If you want to allow your users to receive traffic from other dns servers,
don't you need to allow in traffic with port 53 as the source??

Brian

On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Brian Morkert wrote:

> You can accomplish this by allowing traffic on ports greater than 1023.  Do
> this with the following statement(s).
> 
> permit tcp any any gt 1023
> permit udp any any gt 1023
> 
> Or...
> you could use reflexive access-lists.
> 
> For reflexive access-lists:
> Put the following statement in an outbound access-list and apply it to the
> interface.  "my-packets" can be any name you want.
> 
> permit ip any any reflect my-packets
> 
> Then on your inbound access-list put the following statement as the last
> statement in the list.
> 
> evaluate my-packets.
> 
> The reflexive access-list is probably a better solution for this
> application.
> 
> Best regards,
> Brian Morkert
> CCNA, MCSE
> -Original Message-
> From: Curtis Call [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 9:11 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: DNS and access-list
> 
> 
> You mentioned that you have an access-list allowing port 53 for tcp or udp
> but the question is are you filtering the response that is coming back from
> the DNS server.  Do you have access-lists filtering traffic coming from that
> direction?  It will be responding to a dynamic port number (it's destination
> won't be 53, it'll be whatever your computer decides) so I don't know a way
> to include that into an access-list unless you can force your computer to
> always use a certain port when performing DNS queries (which is something
> that I don't know how to setup).
> 
> -- Original Message --
> From: "SH Wesson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: "SH Wesson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2000 16:19:31 GMT
> 
> >I want to allow a particular server to do DNS queries such that when they 
> >type www.cisco.com or something like that, it will go to the specify DNS 
> >server and find the ip address.  I have an access list allowing port 53 for
> 
> >tcp and udp and it doesn't work.  Can anyone help.  Thanks.
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Re: instructor led training

[Kenneth]

I spoke to their people in Chicago when I still lived there last year.
Anyway, they had this thing that if you pass your CCIE within one year of
starting the class which means 4 months after finishing the class, they will
refund the entire 15K and they guarantee you a job that pays at least 85K. I
went and saw the lab and they didn't even have RSM modules on their CAT
Switches... but then again, this was last year when they just began their
classes.

To cut the story short, I have decided to pursue the CCIE by myself minus
the 15K and will probably spend 15K-20K worth of equipment which I can
always sell back for at least 60% of the price I got them for at Ebay.

Bottom line: If you're in no hurry to get CCIE certified, invest in
equipment and online labs instead.


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> The Aquarius Institute:
> There was a short posting regarding this school
> sometime in August. I'm curious if anyone has any
> other information regarding their CCIE training.
>
> The Institute boasts a "CCIE" course. Eight months
> long (300 hours), 3 nights a week or the weekends. All
> instructors are written CCIE, one has passed the lab.
> (a new instructor is coming aboard to teach the CCNA
> portion. He is a CCNP)15 grand for the course.
>
> I have sat in on one of the classes. I was pleased
> with the instructors knowledge and teaching style. The
> lab was fairly impressive also.
>
> I am currently a CCNA. I have no high hopes that this
> school will actually produce someone of CCIE level
> within eight months (though they claim the first class
> graduated and ten out of ten students passed the
> written. They are awaiting a time slot to take the
> lab)I do believe it is good training to continue and
> gain the CCNP along with practical knowledge and good
> hands on training. Which is something I'm severely
> lacking at this point.
>
> Any thoughts, comments, rumours heard or knowledge
> about this establishment someone would like to pass
> along is appreciated.
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Re: What is Dynamic Routing? TX? RX?

[Kenneth]

Tx Rx on a modem?

Tx : Transmit
Rx: Receive

If you're referring to something else, then I could be wrong.

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Re: Connect 2500's via modem

[Kenneth]

You cannot connect to modems directly against each other. A modem does
Modulation/Demodulation so you need some kind of phone switch in between.
There are quite a bit of Line simulators for sale at ebay and they generally
cost $150-$200; It's a good price since you can sell it at ebay once you're
done with it.

I think the most popular ones are the Teltone TLS-3, TLS-4 and TLS-5. This
is the same company that makes the Teltone ISDN Simulators...

Kenneth Lorenzo

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> an async port of a 2510 and another sportster  modem connected to the
async
> port of a 2521. The two routers are connected via the telephone line cable
> that came with the modem. Do I need a crossover cable to make this work?
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Re: Connect 2500's via modem

[Kenneth]

that wouldn't be DDR then. George wants to practive DDR.

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> hey :)
> if you just trying to simulate a async link
> it would be easier to just connect the 2 routers together using a dte and
> dce cable, no need for the modems...
>
> Justin... :)
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studygroup in Milwaukee

[Stull, Cory]

I am interested in starting or joining an existing study group in the
Brookfield / Milwaukee area...

I have a pretty decent lab already started.  It will soon also include voice
and security...  

Let me know (via email) if you are interested and could meet at least 1
night a week or even on the weekend.

Thanks 
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Re: Committed burst & Excess burst

[George Garay]

John,

Commited Burst is the maximum amount of data (in bits) that the network
agrees to transfer, under normal conditions.  This data has priority under
conditions of congestion.  Excess Burst is the maximum amount of uncommitted
data (in bits) in excess of Commited bursts that a frame relay network can
attempt to deliver during a time interval.  Excess bursts data has a
user-set bit indicating that the frame may be discarded (is set to discard
elegible)in preference to other frames if congestion occurs.  What it all
boils down to is that excess burst frames can be dumped if congestion occurs
so their is no guarantee that they will make it.  You usually set this
amount with your provider (i.e. 128k commited/256k Excess)when ordering your
frame circuit.

hope this helps

George Garay  CCNA
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> I have a question regarding Frame Relay traffic shapping.
> I am try to understand the difference between the Committed Burst and the
> Excess Burst. I have been reading the BCRAN training material for that
part,
> but the difference is not clear enough till now.
> Any simple claification on this issue is highly appreciated.
>
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Re: instructor led training

[HO1BEAM]

i know of a school in nyc call  tcy tech that prepared students for the ccie
lab. this small school have procuced over 9 ccie already.
i am currently attending this school. we do labs and more labs with all 
possible topics coverd on the ccie lab. i am very pleased . the class is 
thought 
by a ccie. he is very good.

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Please remove me from this list

[Babashola Madariola]

Hello good people
I've had a wonderful time being on this list. I would however love to be removed
off this list for sometime.
Am I excused?
Thank you, and good luck to everyone.


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Re: Calling all techies in New York

[Kenneth]

Damn. I don't think I'm qualified to do such highly technical stuff! ;-)

Kenneth

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> I've been given an assignment by a company to create a network of about 14
> computers.  I need the assistance of individuals who know about NT server,
> switches(Netgear fs524), cabling.
> Computers have a mixture of Win 95 and 98 and I'll need NT workstation to
be
> installed on all computers.  This is a big project for me so I would
> appreciate the assistance of individuals who know what they are doing and
> wouldn't mind the "live" practice sessions.  The venue is in Brooklyn.
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RE: enabling WCCP

[Seward, Ed, PERSCOM]

Chuck,
Within global config try

IP WCCP WEB-CACHE
 or
IP WCCP WEB-CACHE ENABLE

As a heads up, you should try the WCCP v2 commands instead of the version 1
commands.

 Ed

-Original Message-
From: Chuck Church [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 11:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:enabling WCCP


Ref,

I think for most platforms, WCCP requires the IP Plus feature set.
Straight IP doesn't have it.

Chuck

> Dear All,
>
> I'm trying to issue the command " IP WCCP ENABLE" but
not accepted by router.
> It keeps on saying "Invaslid   "
>
> The router IOS ver is 12.0(7)t and should support
WCCP
>
> Any help please
>
> Ref


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2509 Read Only

[Mark]

Just upgraded memory on a CPA 2509.  runs fine but I cant make any changes
to the config or upgrade the IOS.  Tells me I am in read only.  Checked the
register and it's set for 0x2102.

Sounds like I should know this but have not been able to figure it out yet.

Thanks,
ML


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Study group in Cincinnati & Louisville

[Rodgers Moore]

I just wanted to announce to the group that several CCIE R&S canidates have
formed a study group for the Louisville & Cincinnati areas.  If you would
like to join us, just email me and I'll let you know when and where the next
meeting is.  (probably next Wednesday)

Meeting facilities are available from both DPS where I work and from Mastec,
both in Blue Ash.  In Louisville, we can use the DPS facilities in
Middletown.

Thanks,

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Study Group Bay Area NE

[Ding So]

Hi Everyone

Wondering if anyone is interested study group in the North East Contra
Costa county.  I live in Bay Point and would like to form a lab study
group. Individual group member would have some years of WAN experience and
commitment to attend scheduled exercises.  Any equiptments that can be
used in the Lab is helpful.  I have 2500s, 4000s, and a cat5002.  Email me
if you are interested in this study group and to discuss outline of
schedule, excises, etc..

Thank You
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RE: AUX port and Modem Problem

[Terry Gorman]

Hi Guys,

Suzi have you tried "echo on" and "echo off".  These commands show the
entries that you make to the modem.

I'm lucky in that I have a US Robotics and at the bottom of it I have access
to some timy swithces.  I can set echo on and off and it replicates the
problem exactly as you describe.

If you need to do it via reverse telnet on the modem simply enter, even
though you cannot see it, ate1 for echo on and ate0 for echo off.  Once
again, this replicates the problem exactly as you describe it.

In the words of Learnkey's Teddy Bosey CCIE (in a US Accent) "Problem
Solved".

Terry Gorman
Networking and IT Security Professional
BA MBA MCSE CCNA CCDA A+

Bradley IT Security Ltd
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Telephone:  0113 2311340
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Mobile Fax: 0410 469569

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Will Klein
Sent: 01 November 2000 13:16
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: AUX port and Modem Problem


I would try setting the Aux port speed to 28800 instead of 115200. That's
all I can see.


Will
""Suzi Beavis"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am trying to set up a modem to dial into the AUX port of a Cisco2610
> router for remote support.  I am using HyperTerminal on the PC and I have
> set up a reverse telnet session into the modem (3 Com U.S Robotics - 56K
fax
> modem) connected to the AUX port.  The modems seem to connect correctly
but
> I am unable to see EXEC mode on the router.   While connected I can send
> text from the HyperTerminal to the reverse telnet session into the
router -
> BUT  I can not see EXEC mode on the router.  I have tried different
routers
> and about 3 different modems (along with numerous AT strings) - but no
> success.  After the two modems have connected, I get the following message
> on HyperTerminal
>
> CONNECT 28800/V42BIS
>
> That's about it!  Any text I type into the HyperTerminal can be see on the
> reverse telnet session and vice versa.
>
> The router config is below:
>
> hostname Router
> !
> ip subnet-zero
> ip host aux 2065 1.1.1.1
> !
> interface Loopback0
> ip address 1.1.1.1 255.255.255.255
> !
> interface Ethernet0/0
> no ip address
> shutdown
> !
> interface Serial0/0
> no ip address
> shutdown
> !
> !
> line con 0
> transport input none
> line aux 0
> password cisco
> login
> modem Dialin
> modem autoconfigure type usr_sportster
> transport input all
> stopbits 1
> speed 115200
> flowcontrol hardware
> line vty 0 4
> login
> !
> no scheduler allocate
> end
>
>
> Has any one else out there experienced the same problem - I am missing
> something?
> Any help would be much appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> Suzi
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RE: Committed burst & Excess burst

[Coker, Michael]

Let me attempt to explain it:

There are three components to Frame Relay traffic shaping and the Frame
Relay standard for discarding packets, although not often used in producion
Frame Relay environments:

Bc = Committed Burst
Be = Excessive Burst
Tc = Time Interval

The Bc is similar to that of the CIR except it is an "amount" of data,
represented in bits, whereas the CIR is an amount of data transmitted per
second.  

The Be is also represented as an "amount" of data, represented in bits.

The Tc is the time interval in which this process will take place.

Now for the process:

As frames are received by the Frame Relay switch it uses an algorithm known
as the leacky bucket algorith, similar to ATM, to track and monitor the
amount of data being sent from a DLCI.

Note:  This entire process takes place within a specific amount of time,
known as the Tc.  Once the Tc has expired, the process is repeated for the
next amount of data.

Think of the Bc and Be as buffers for the frames.  As the data is received
by the Frame Relay switch from a specific DLCI it will fill up the Bc buffer
first.  All packets after the Bc fill up the Be buffer and are marked as DE
(Discard Eligible).  After the Be is filled, the frames are discarded until
the Tc expires.  The process is then repeated.

Hope this clarifies things.  Feel free to send me an e-mail if you need/want
further clarification.  I've also got a Visio diagram that illustrates this
process.

Best Regards,

--Mike
 

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Sent: 11/2/00 1:56 AM
Subject: Committed burst & Excess burst

Guys,

I have a question regarding Frame Relay traffic shapping.
I am try to understand the difference between the Committed Burst and
the
Excess Burst. I have been reading the BCRAN training material for that
part,
but the difference is not clear enough till now.
Any simple claification on this issue is highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance. 





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RE: Dynamic routing on cisco4500

[Frank Wells]

Use a route map with floating static routes in case the links die.


>From: Nnanna Obuba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: "McCallum, Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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>Subject: RE: Dynamic routing on cisco4500
>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 08:16:46 -0800 (PST)
>
>
>
>or a floating static route pointing to the dialer
>interface...
>
>--- "McCallum, Robert"
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Use backup interfaces.  Make the dialer interface
> > the backup interface for
> > your radio interface.
> >
> > Enjoy!
> >
> > -Original Message-
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> > Sent: 02 November 2000 13:20
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Dynamic routing on cisco4500
> >
> >
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > we have implemented both a radio and a dial-up link
> >from a branch office to the head office of a
> > firm.
> >
> >since the branch office has no router but rather
> > a
> >switch, we have set up each workstation/equipment
> > on
> >the lan to see the radio as its primary gateway
> > and
> >the branch dial-up access server as the secondary
> >gateway.
> >
> >how do we get the cisco4500 router at the head
> > office
> >to accept information through the dial up when
> > the
> >radio link goes down. better still how do we get
> > the
> >cisco4500 to dynamically route between the two
> > links
> >
> >
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Cisco 4000M

[Keith Townsend]

How much do you guys think a 4000M with 16MB ram and 4MB of flash with no
modules is worth.  And how much would a dual serial module cost me.  Or
better question would be would you go with a 4000M or an AGS for frame relay
switch.

Thanks,

Keith Townsend
CNE, MCSE, CCNA


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Cisco 2509 and ISDN

[Rodrigo Dias Ferreira]

Is it possible connect a ISDN TA to a 2509 (IP IOS) assyncronous port (octal
cable)?
I think it's transparent to the router, isn't it?
Thanks for any help,
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subinterface!!

[jeongwoo park]

hi Brian.
I have a quick question from what you mentioned
regarding multipoint subinterface that I have always
been wondering about.
You mentioned, "Point to multipoint" and it can
communicate with many routers within that same
subnet."
Let's say there is a router in a headquarter, and 2
routers in a branch office, so let's say there are
three interfaces are participating in Frame-Relay.
My quick question is;
Are you saying that these three participating
interfaces should be in the same subnet in order to
communicate?
What if they are not in the same subnet?
Could you make it clear for me?
Thanks
jeongwoo

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Re: 2509 Read Only

[phil . virnoche]

get into enable mode, set config-register to 0x2101, reboot.
router will come up in (boot) mode. copy tftp flash. (caution this will erase existing
file(s). set config-register back to 0x2102 and reboot

Wha-lah!!!

P.S> did it yesterday matter of fact!

Mark wrote:

> Just upgraded memory on a CPA 2509.  runs fine but I cant make any changes
> to the config or upgrade the IOS.  Tells me I am in read only.  Checked the
> register and it's set for 0x2102.
>
> Sounds like I should know this but have not been able to figure it out yet.
>
> Thanks,
> ML
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Re: Don,t scold ,out of cisco topic....

[Frank Wells]

This is probably a site connector config problem which is routing messages 
over a loop.

Could also be  a corrupt priv.edb.  If your site connectors are consistent, 
try running some of the eseutil tools on the databases until you get a 
consistent DB.  Make sure you have a thorough read of the tools before you 
use them, some of them are very powerful and can cause more damage than good 
if you don't use them properly.
There are some excellent papers on Technet which explain these tools but 
it's been so long I cannot remember the details to pass along.

This is not likely to be a client problem unless it is only on one PC.

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>Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 08:30:32 -0500
>
>This can happen if you change the configuration of the client...
>Tom
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> > Some thing strange happend on my exchange server.My exchange server
>started to send out old mails.To be precise it started to send replicas of
>message already sent.
> >
> > what is the reason for this kind of strange behaviour and any solution 
>for
>it?
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated.
> >
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Re: subinterface!!

[Brian]

On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, jeongwoo park wrote:

> hi Brian.
> I have a quick question from what you mentioned
> regarding multipoint subinterface that I have always
> been wondering about.
> You mentioned, "Point to multipoint" and it can
> communicate with many routers within that same
> subnet."

sure..point to multipoint works like a physical interface
would.

> Let's say there is a router in a headquarter, and 2
> routers in a branch office, so let's say there are
> three interfaces are participating in Frame-Relay.
> My quick question is;
> Are you saying that these three participating
> interfaces should be in the same subnet in order to
> communicate?

I am saying thats certainly one way of doing it.  You could just use
physical interfaces accross the board and inverse arp.


> What if they are not in the same subnet?

frame relay map statments then to tell it how to get from A to B.


> Could you make it clear for me?
> Thanks
> jeongwoo
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Re: Cisco 4000M

[Keith Townsend]

Brian I really appreciate all the help you've given me over the past couple
of days.  I have another question.  I noticed routers like the 2507 going
for about $500-$600 bucks.  I may be missing something here but isn't the
2507 just a 2501 with a built in hub.  If so, why do they sell for less than
the 2501.

Thanks

Keith

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>
> > How much do you guys think a 4000M with 16MB ram and 4MB of flash with
no
> > modules is worth.  And how much would a dual serial module cost me.  Or
> > better question would be would you go with a 4000M or an AGS for frame
relay
> > switch.
>
> I have sold quite a few of these.  I know what I find them for, and I know
> what I sell them for.  So let me tell you what you want to pay:
>
> 4000M 16/4 $400-$500
> np-2T $100-$120
>
> An AGS is going to be cheaper, yes.  I bought a 4 port serial for my AGS
> for $50.  Cables were $200 (for 4, dce/dte).
>
> AGS+ is loud, its big, its ugly, but it works.  You can add all kinds of
> things, token ring, ethernet, etc, for pretty cheap.
>
> The 4000M has some modules the ags doesn't have.  Its more compact, its
> more expensive, it runs more modern ios etc.
>
> an AGS with CSC/4, 4 serials, 4 cables, etc, etc everything you need for a
> frame switch, is going to be $300-$500 probably (keep in mind cables are
> $48 each or so and I included that in that price).
>
> 4000M 4 port serial is $400 (np4t).  4000M just to do frame swithching
> would be $800-$1000.  Closer to $1200 if you want the 2 port ethernet as
> well.
>
> Brian
>
>
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Keith Townsend
> > CNE, MCSE, CCNA
> >
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Re: Cisco 4000M

[Brian]

On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Keith Townsend wrote:

> How much do you guys think a 4000M with 16MB ram and 4MB of flash with no
> modules is worth.  And how much would a dual serial module cost me.  Or
> better question would be would you go with a 4000M or an AGS for frame relay
> switch.

I have sold quite a few of these.  I know what I find them for, and I know
what I sell them for.  So let me tell you what you want to pay:

4000M 16/4  $400-$500
np-2T   $100-$120

An AGS is going to be cheaper, yes.  I bought a 4 port serial for my AGS
for $50.  Cables were $200 (for 4, dce/dte).

AGS+ is loud, its big, its ugly, but it works.  You can add all kinds of
things, token ring, ethernet, etc, for pretty cheap.

The 4000M has some modules the ags doesn't have.  Its more compact, its
more expensive, it runs more modern ios etc.

an AGS with CSC/4, 4 serials, 4 cables, etc, etc everything you need for a
frame switch, is going to be $300-$500 probably (keep in mind cables are
$48 each or so and I included that in that price).

4000M 4 port serial is $400 (np4t).  4000M just to do frame swithching
would be $800-$1000.  Closer to $1200 if you want the 2 port ethernet as
well.

Brian


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> 
> Keith Townsend
> CNE, MCSE, CCNA
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CCIE Written

[Ya Wen]

Hi, all:

Just came back from the CCIE written test and Yeah, PASSED! It was a
fairly good test, covers a lot of stuff. Not as hard as I expect though.
Anyway, I am glad it is over, the next thing is even more exciting!

Thanks to all the group memebers who contribute to this list. It
definitely helped a lot just reading those posts and intelligent
responses. 

-Ya

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Re: 2509 Read only

[Kevin Wigle]

ya know, sometimes the "easy" ones turn a bit funny..

the register at 2102 is "normal" for a full 2509. - don't know about a
CPA.

I just telnetted into my 2509 and it is set to 2102 and I can access enable
and config the router.

Now, the 2500 series is a run from flash router so while the IOS is running,
the flash is read only.

However, in the later IOS releases (don't know when it changed) if
you're in the enable mode and give the command "copy tftp flash"  you will
be prompted many times (are you sure, tftp address, etc)  then the router
will reboot, do the copy and come back up.

So, can you get into the enable mode?

The config thing is strange, a simple memory upgrade wouldn't have changed
anything that affects your ability to config the router unless the memory
you put in isn't "kosher".

Have you tried putting back the old memory and seeing what happens?

Is there any more info you can share??

Kevin Wigle
CCDP/CCNP

*


get into enable mode, set config-register to 0x2101, reboot.
router will come up in (boot) mode. copy tftp flash. (caution this will
erase existing
file(s). set config-register back to 0x2102 and reboot

Wha-lah!!!

P.S> did it yesterday matter of fact!

Mark wrote:

> Just upgraded memory on a CPA 2509.  runs fine but I cant make any changes
> to the config or upgrade the IOS.  Tells me I am in read only.  Checked
the
> register and it's set for 0x2102.
>
> Sounds like I should know this but have not been able to figure it out
yet.
>
> Thanks,
> ML
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Re: Pin outs.

[Paul Lalonde]

I believe they are exactly the same connector, but the RJ48 has a "key"
(notch) in the bottom corner. This prevents it from plugging easily into a
plain RJ-45 jack.

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Re: (Where can I join a lab for my ccnp in sydney)

[kofi mensa]

dear group,
can somebody in sydney who have their own home lab suitable for ccnp and 
wanting to share(need a partner)contact me. Or could anyone suggest any 
alternative regarding accessing a lab for pratice.

kindest regards,

emmanuel.

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The Cabinet Out of Space (need equipment cabinet recommendation)

[Cthulu, CCIE Candidate]

Hi, all,

Apologies in advance to HP Lovecraft for mangling one of his story titles in
the subject header ;)

As some of you may know, 10,000 pounds of my household goods arrived this
week at my new home in Dallass, Texas!  My new home is slightly
smaller than my old one, and as a result, my wife, the artist, will be
sharing the computer room with me.

In order not to deafen her, and not to deafen myself further, I need a sound
proofed cabinet where I can put 4 2500 routers, 2 Cisco 3000 routers, 1
CS516, 2 token ring MAUs, 2 little 10baset hubs, and of course, the bane of
my CCIE studies, 1 loud, energy sucking AGS+  (BTW, AGS standards for
Aggravation, Grief, Stress).  All told, about 4 feet of equipment that I
need to rack and roll!  (Well, I don't really need to roll the equipment
around except for when my mother in law comes to visit, and I tell her that
I am moving the internet into her room to relieve congestion 8])

Any recommendations on what I can get that will house this equipment AND
kill the noise AND not look too ugly AND allow ample coolage for the
routers?  Wheels are optional, though would be nice to have, and I don't
care about locking doors;  a see through door to look at the LEDs would be
fun but not necessary.

I know that sources for racks have been discussed on this list;  I am
looking for specific cabinet recommendations, both the hardware and the
hardware vendor.

Many thanks,

Charles


P.S.  Anyone have an UPS (small as possible) recommendation that can handle
the equipment described above?




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Re: Cisco 4000M

[Brian]

On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Keith Townsend wrote:

> Brian I really appreciate all the help you've given me over the past couple
> of days.  I have another question.  I noticed routers like the 2507 going
> for about $500-$600 bucks.  I may be missing something here but isn't the
> 2507 just a 2501 with a built in hub.  If so, why do they sell for less than
> the 2501.

yes.  they sell for less, because of lack of education.  People
"know" what a 2501 is, so they search for it and try to get one, not
realizing that things like the 2503 and 2507 are actually a 2501 and then
some.  2501 is a legend, it has history, so it sells for a
premium..its a good box though.

$500 for a 2507 is a great price.


Brian


> 
> Thanks
> 
> Keith
> 
> "Brian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Keith Townsend wrote:
> >
> > > How much do you guys think a 4000M with 16MB ram and 4MB of flash with
> no
> > > modules is worth.  And how much would a dual serial module cost me.  Or
> > > better question would be would you go with a 4000M or an AGS for frame
> relay
> > > switch.
> >
> > I have sold quite a few of these.  I know what I find them for, and I know
> > what I sell them for.  So let me tell you what you want to pay:
> >
> > 4000M 16/4 $400-$500
> > np-2T $100-$120
> >
> > An AGS is going to be cheaper, yes.  I bought a 4 port serial for my AGS
> > for $50.  Cables were $200 (for 4, dce/dte).
> >
> > AGS+ is loud, its big, its ugly, but it works.  You can add all kinds of
> > things, token ring, ethernet, etc, for pretty cheap.
> >
> > The 4000M has some modules the ags doesn't have.  Its more compact, its
> > more expensive, it runs more modern ios etc.
> >
> > an AGS with CSC/4, 4 serials, 4 cables, etc, etc everything you need for a
> > frame switch, is going to be $300-$500 probably (keep in mind cables are
> > $48 each or so and I included that in that price).
> >
> > 4000M 4 port serial is $400 (np4t).  4000M just to do frame swithching
> > would be $800-$1000.  Closer to $1200 if you want the 2 port ethernet as
> > well.
> >
> > Brian
> >
> >
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > Keith Townsend
> > > CNE, MCSE, CCNA
> > >
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Off Subject Proxy

[Rob Mears (c)]

Hi,

I need a way to set the proxy setting on over 1200 user 
machines. I need to define this setting by IP address.  
Right now I am using Kixtart but with all the subnets we 
have this will get out of hand quick.  I have included a 
piece from my script to show what I am talking about.

So basically, if a user logs in at 10.0.0.5, I need 
something that will look as they log in using NT\2000 
server and change there browser to point at a Firebox\Net 
cache box in there subnet. All client machines are NT\98
\2000 pro.   If they happen to go home with the laptop we 
provide or go on the road, I need the setting removed as 
not to burden our Helpdesk.  The only constant I can think 
of it the IP address to identify there location.

The KIX Script that is about a block long.
$BrowserproxyW2K="HKEY_USER\@Sid\Software\Microsoft\Windows\
CurrentVersion\Internet Settings"

  CASE  INSTR(@IPADDRESS0, " 10. 60. 193.") <> 0
   WRITEVALUE
("$BrowserproxyW2K","ProxyEnable","1","REG_DWORD")
WRITEVALUE
("$BrowserproxyW2K","ProxyServer","322.222.222.222:70","REG_
SZ")
 WRITEVALUE
("$BrowserproxyW2K","ProxyOverride","","REG_SZ")




Thanks a ton

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Re: design stress - pointy haired boss syndrome

[Jason A. Diegmueller]

> Next step - He wants a a proxy server running squid on BSD 
> (don't think so) so that the whole LAN can be NAT.

I'm confused by this.  You don't like squid, or you're pointing 
out that squid has nothing to do with NAT?

squid does a GREAT job.  I've got 1200 clients going though
an old P2/266 box with 384MB of RAM running squid, and it's
made a decent dent in Internet traffic.  The machine peaks at
about 40% utilization.

I only have one squid server, so I use WCCP between an RSM 
and the squid proxy.  If the squid proxy goes down (ie, 
power gets pulled on it like last week) it's no big deal.  
The router will drop the proxy as a valid WCCP peer, 
and send web traffic out unproxied as usual.

Invisible to the client, free software, works great.  But you're
right, it won't do NAT.  That would be the job of the underlying
OS/tools.

http://www.squid-cache.org/ for those who are unfamililar.

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RE: Ping HSRP 224.0.0.2 Strange reply ?

[derek lewinson]

dumped the hex address into CCO and got this link...

http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/121/hsrpoverlane.shtml

hth

Derek Lewinson, CCNA, MCSE
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Chuck Church
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Subject: Re: Ping HSRP 224.0.0.2 Strange reply ?


I thought SLP used something in the 10 or 20s range for the last octet.
HSRP uses 0100 5E00 0002 for the destination MAC address.  Is this what ARP
is resolving?

Chuck

>Jeff,
>   It is a Novell  5 Server. Think it may have
>something to do with SLP protocol on this box using
>the same multicast address 224.0.0.2

>Regards,

>Phil.


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Re: AUX port and Modem Problem

[Billha]

Mmm. config looks OK, try debug confmodem on the router to ensure
autoconfigure is working OK ?


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> I am trying to achieve option A.
>
> A) remote dial-in for Exec session only to this router (no ppp)
>
> I have tried to lower the speed on the modem/router to 9600 hoping this
may
> help, and I have tried several different modems and played around with AT
> strings galore.   I give up!!
>
> This would at first appear to be a simple problem - but it is surprising
> just how many people have emailed me regarding this exact problem!
>
> That is:
> No EXEC prompt.  You can send text between hyperterminal (local PC) and
> reverse telnet session (remote router).(I have tried using Tera Term
Pro
> as suggested in earlier group study emails.)
>
> Good luck to those people with this problem - if you manage to work it out
> please let me/us know.
>
> Cheers,
> Suzi.
>
> 
>
> What are you trying to achieve:
>
> A) remote dial-in for Exec session only to this router (no ppp)
>
> or
>
> B) remote dial-in for PPP session which will allow Telnet, ping  onto and
> via the router in question ?
>
> Once I know a) or b) I can advise why your config is wrong.
>
> Regards,
> Bill
>
>
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> >I am trying to set up a modem to dial into the AUX port of a Cisco2610
> >router for remote support.  I am using HyperTerminal on the PC and I have
> >set up a reverse telnet session into the modem (3 Com U.S Robotics - 56K
> fax
> >modem) connected to the AUX port.  The modems seem to connect correctly
> but
> >I am unable to see EXEC mode on the router.   While connected I can send
> >text from the HyperTerminal to the reverse telnet session into the
> router -
> >BUT  I can not see EXEC mode on the router.  I have tried different
> routers
> >and about 3 different modems (along with numerous AT strings) - but no
> >success.  After the two modems have connected, I get the following
message
> >on HyperTerminal
> >
> >CONNECT 28800/V42BIS
> >
> >That's about it!  Any text I type into the HyperTerminal can be see on
the
> >reverse telnet session and vice versa.
> >
> >The router config is below:
> >
> >hostname Router
> >!
> >ip subnet-zero
> >ip host aux 2065 1.1.1.1
> >!
> >interface Loopback0
> >ip address 1.1.1.1 255.255.255.255
> >!
> >interface Ethernet0/0
> >no ip address
> >shutdown
> >!
> >interface Serial0/0
> >no ip address
> >shutdown
> >!
> >!
> >line con 0
> >transport input none
> >line aux 0
> >password cisco
> >login
> >modem Dialin
> >modem autoconfigure type usr_sportster
> >transport input all
> >stopbits 1
> >speed 115200
> >flowcontrol hardware
> >line vty 0 4
> >login
> >!
> >no scheduler allocate
> >end
> >
> >
> >Has any one else out there experienced the same problem - I am missing
> >something?
> >Any help would be much appreciated.
> >
> >Cheers,
> >Suzi
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RE: Segments, Switches, and Routers

[Hartnell, George]

Ah, yes, another lost soul in G-L3 land.
 
My 2948G-L3 is, indeed, at the core.  Quite a useful multilayer model
device.  I like it.
 
You can divide your class B into those 8 subnets, assign a BVI to each, and
then attach whatever ports to that bridge-group that you need.  Nice for
servers back 'at the office'.  There are, of course, lots of ways to set-up
and embellish.  My needs were simple, so far.
 
Couple of items.  Don't expect ACLs.  Don't think that, on the 2948 at
least, the secondary gig port runs at line speed with both interfaces
pumping to different segments.  Do 'think like a switched vlan' more than
'router centric'.  The docs are minimal.  We/I need a 'G-L3' group.
 
One more tidbit.  "Cisco LAN Switching" (good book, read it *before* you
need to) does address flat VLAN structure quite a bit, but, in the last
third, you will read about how much easier it is to *manage* multilayer.
Very true, in my environs.
 
Best, G.

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Subject: Segments, Switches, and Routers


If I have 2 segments each connecting to a Catalyst 5000 (via GBIC fiber) in
the core, do I need a router? The more I think about this, the more confused
I get. Should I put in a couple of 4908G-L3 in the core? I guess I don't
understand when I have to and when I don't have to use a router when
connecting seperate subnets through (or using) a layer 3 switch. I
understand what a layer 3 switch is, but I am confused on when I really need
to use one. If I was to subnet a class B address in to 8 subnets, would I
use a layer 3 switch, like a 4908G-L3 or a bunch of routers? I thought in a
proper Cisco design, layer3 activities should be done at the distibution
layer and not in the backbone. Thanks for thoughts and posts.
 
 
--2948G-L3-[192.168.100.x]CAT5000
(core)[192.168.200.x]--2948G-L3--

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RE: Network mgmt product..

[Hartnell, George]

Sorry about the Aussie Dollars.  Someday I have great hope to fly down there
and spread some greenbacks about.

Anyway, what, dear readers, might you recommend for a 24 class C segmented
network with about 3000 to 4000 hosts?  Metropolitan area.  Fiber.  *Mostly*
Cisco stuff. NT. IP only. *Some* say CiscoWorks 5.0 might do.  Some say HP.
Some say both.

Testimonials are good.

Best, G.




If you have less than 50 hosts to monitor investigate CiscoWorks for Windows
- it ships with What's up Gold too. 
Cost me about $3500 Aussie Dollars 9 months ago - about USD $1750 at the
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Re: Diff-serv qos configuration

[John Deatherage]

I have implemented CBWFQ with LLQ for voice, I know we are using the
provided MIBs successfully.  I will follow up with more information..


John


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> Hello,
>
> my aim is to configure CB-WFQ (class-based weighted
> fair queing) on a cisco 2520 (IOS 12.1(3)T).
> 1. I enter the commands (configure a class, a policy)
> 2. I apply the policy to an interface
> But when I look at the CISCO-CLASS-BASED-QOS-MIB, the
> MIB is empty (nothing is configured).
> Has someone alredy implemented that kind of queing,
> in case, have you met this problem?
> Thank you very much in advance for your help,
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Get Paid To Read Email!

[Kenneth Lorenzo]

Now that I can make money reading emails, I'll quit my job and stop pursuing
my CCIE, retard.

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> Rajeev KS here! I just had to tell you
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> They send you information about things you are
> interested in and they pay you to check it out!
> Here's the link:
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Re: VPN & NAT

[Chuck Larrieu]

one more reason to read my posts first - the link I sent is fine. can go in
as either guest or registered. info looks to be about the same. here it is
again.

http://www.cisco.com/tac/newsflash/vpn2.html


Chuck


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> Thx.
>
> "Duane Morgan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Question ??

[Thanh Nam]

Dear All
I have one project. My project is descripted as below:
1. LAN at headoffice:   Has 70computers, using WindowNT, Switch 3COM 1100.
Running Accouting Program, Exchange Server...
2. LAN at branch office: Has 7 LAN, Each LAN has 10-15Computers, Using HUB
Required:
- Connect all LAN together
- Using share data
- VPN
- ...
Help me


Thanh Nam
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NAT

[Jim Bond]

Hello,

I have only 1 ip address and use 4000 do NAT. I'm
wondering if I can have the 4000 forward all traffic
to port 53, 80, 23 to a specific internal host? I
can't find the answer on CCO.

Thanks in advance.


Jim

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RE: Question ??

[Chuck Larrieu]

Thanh, this is not an overwhelming project by any means. You have a
wonderful opportunity here to learn a lot of things. So don't be afraid to
challenge yourself.

1) call in a couple of different vendors and ask for recommendations. Listen
to what they say. Ask questions.

2) Buy something from the vendor whose answers and attitude you are most
comfortable with. You will pay a little extra, but you will get an education
in the process

3) During the installation, become the consultant's best friend and shadow.

4) Read everything you can here at groupstudy. There will be a lot of things
irrelevant to your situation, but who can tell what you can use

5) It might be helpful to check out a basic networking book. Maybe check out
network magazine's web site. ( sorry, I don't know the link off hand and I
have to close up pretty soon )

Many of us got our start in situations like yours. You have the opportunity
to build a good network from scratch, and to learn a lot in the process.
Don't be afraid! Go for it! Have fun!

Best wishes

Chuck

-Original Message-
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Thanh Nam
Sent:   Thursday, November 02, 2000 6:03 PM
To: CISCO@groupstudy. com
Subject:Question ??

Dear All
I have one project. My project is descripted as below:
1. LAN at headoffice:   Has 70computers, using WindowNT, Switch 3COM 1100.
Running Accouting Program, Exchange Server...
2. LAN at branch office: Has 7 LAN, Each LAN has 10-15Computers, Using HUB
Required:
- Connect all LAN together
- Using share data
- VPN
- ...
Help me


Thanh Nam
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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Re: VPN & NAT

[Greg Reaume]

Sorry,  when I clicked on the link when first posted I got a request error.
Not a document not found, but a 'request error'.  I guess there were
problems at the time, now it works.  Thanks for the link.  :)

Greg


""Chuck Larrieu"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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one more reason to read my posts first - the link I sent is fine. can go in
as either guest or registered. info looks to be about the same. here it is
again.

http://www.cisco.com/tac/newsflash/vpn2.html


Chuck


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> This link doesn't work.  Mind reposting a checked one?  :)
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>
> "Duane Morgan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Re: Which IOS do you run in your lab?

[tony]

Hi,Brain
 I am running IOS 11.3 in my Labs,of course 12.0 is better,but in
my opinion,11.2 is almost enough and although  the minimum choice, so
many major changes occur with 11.2. We can see too many "IOS11.2 or
later" in the CCIE ALL IN ONE LAB STUDY GUIDE.
IMHO,11.2 at minimum, the latest version is the best.




On 2 Nov 2000 20:00:57 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brian) wrote:

>
>I wanted to get an idea of which version of IOS most of you are running in
>your labs?  You would want a version of course that is very stable, yet
>offers good features.  I would think 11.2 at minimum, since so many major
>changes occured with that.  
>
>Correct me if I am wrong, but CCIE lab can test features as recent as 12.0
>and beyond...so I am wondering if alot of you run 12.0.
>
>Brian
>
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Re: design stress - pointy haired boss syndrome

[Kenneth Lorenzo]

I'm not entirely sure how squid works but I'm currently working on getting
two sites to connect through VPN using VPN Appliances and both LANs are
behind firewalls (Checkpoint and Raptor) that are doing NAT.

On thing I came across today from F-secure.com by searching "existing
firewall" is that one of the things you can do is setup both VPN devices to
sit on the DMZ of both firewalls; You can create a 4th interface in addition
to trusted, untrusted, and DMZ and call it the VPN Interface. Anyway, you
have to add additionaly routing entries on your firewall and add
anti-spoofing on the said interface.

Here's a helpful link:

http://www.europe.f-secure.com/support/vpn%2B/cases/10n.html

If anyone knows of a better way, let us know. If only I can convince my boss
to use the built in VPN Services on these firewalls, life would be better!

Hope this helps.

Kenneth




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> I have been infected with the buzzwrod virus.  My boss wants me to
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> ever three letter acronym that I can find.  Here is what he wants:
>
> I have a T1 with UUnet and a T1 with BBN.  He wants those setup with
> BGP but the routes weighted (huh) so that UUnet is the primary.  After
> that he wants a VPN installed using IOS on the routers that not only
> checks for username/password via Radius but also checks for certificates.
> AHHH - A cert server is needed.  Next step - He wants a a proxy server
> running squid on BSD (don't think so) so that the whole LAN can be NAT.
>
> So the question is:
>
> How the hell am I going to VPN with a NAT server between the LAN and
> the VPN enabled routers?  Also, how am I going to weigh the routes so
> that one connection is chosen over the other.
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Re: Question ??

[Kenneth Lorenzo]

1) Get a DSL Line, or a lease line with constant connection to the internet,
buy a firewall that supports VPN, Cisco Firewall, Sonicwall, Checkpoint,...
2) Setup a PDC on the main office, and Setup a BDC on each remote office.
3) Buy a SOHO VPN/firewall device for each remote office
4) Implement a WINS Server on Main office. Create LMHosts files on each BDC
to point to the PDC. If implementing a BDC on each office is expensive,
setup LMHOSTS files on each computer or enter in the address of the WINS
Server.
5) Celebrate ;-)

You'll like this project and it'll look good on your resume.

Kenneth


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> Dear All
> I have one project. My project is descripted as below:
> 1. LAN at headoffice: Has 70computers, using WindowNT, Switch 3COM 1100.
> Running Accouting Program, Exchange Server...
> 2. LAN at branch office: Has 7 LAN, Each LAN has 10-15Computers, Using HUB
> Required:
> - Connect all LAN together
> - Using share data
> - VPN
> - ...
> Help me
>
>
> Thanh Nam
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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Re: NAT

[Kenneth Lorenzo]

I haven't worked with a 4000 but generally, you should be able to use the
command:

ip nat inside ...

you do have to configure "ip nat inside" on your internal interface and
create special PAT rule using the command "ip nat inside source ... "

example:

ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.1.1 25 A.B.C.D 25

where A.B.C.D. is your external address.

Jim Bond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I have only 1 ip address and use 4000 do NAT. I'm
> wondering if I can have the 4000 forward all traffic
> to port 53, 80, 23 to a specific internal host? I
> can't find the answer on CCO.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> Jim
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RE: VPN & NAT

[Jason Baker]

it does work :)

Regards,

Jason Baker
Network Engineer



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Subject: Re: VPN & NAT


This link doesn't work.  Mind reposting a checked one?  :)

Thx.

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I don't know who was trying to configure this, but this link might help:

http://www.cisco.com/tac/newflash/vpn2.html

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Re: Which IOS do you run in your lab?

[whatshakin]

If you can afford to drop a wad of RAM in all your routers then go with
12.1, it has everything the older versions have and more.  If your like most
of us though, you settle for 11.2 or higher.   I end up swapping DRAM and
IOS versions between routers so I can run whatever version of IOS I need for
a particular scenario.


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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 4:57 PM
Subject: Which IOS do you run in your lab?


>
> I wanted to get an idea of which version of IOS most of you are running in
> your labs?  You would want a version of course that is very stable, yet
> offers good features.  I would think 11.2 at minimum, since so many major
> changes occured with that.
>
> Correct me if I am wrong, but CCIE lab can test features as recent as 12.0
> and beyond...so I am wondering if alot of you run 12.0.
>
> Brian
>
>
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Re: Question ??

[M. A.]

Chuck,

I must say that you're one of the most helpful contributors to the
groupstudy list.  You have shown time and again that you're willing to help,
and your technical insights are usually first-class.  Even when questions in
this mailing list are open-ended and are not Cisco-specific, you still offer
help or advise in the right direction.  I wish you well on your CCIE lab!

And Thanh, judging by your email address, I guess you're in Vietnam.  I have
absolutely no idea about the telco infrastructure that's available to you,
but I guess you may consider three options to connect the 7 branch LANs to
the HQ:

(1) POTS: If your IT budget is limited, you might consider the good old
analog phone network as your WAN option.  You can choose routers like Cisco
2509 at the HQ to serve as access server, and 1601-R (and connect to analog
modems) at branch offices to dial-up to the HQ.  However, the bandwidth will
be quite limited, and you might have problem with protocols that are
time-sensitive, unless you have all sites semi-permanently connected (as
analog call setup times exceed 30 seconds on avg).

(2) ISDN: You get more bandwidth (either 64kb or 128kb) and much faster call
setup with ISDN.  Get telcos to install PRI at the HQ and BRI at branch
offices.  HQ can use a router like the 3620 with T1/E1 interface, and the
branch offices can use 1603-R for ISDN-BRI dial-up.

(3) Frame-relay: Your scenario will be a classic hub-and-spoke topology for
a frame-relay WAN setup.  Routers like 2620 or 3620 should be grunty enough
at the HQ, and branch offices can use 1601R for serial connectivity to
CSU/DSU.  You can specify how much bandwidth you like on a link by link
basis.  Just make sure that you have enough bandwidth specified on your HQ
link (HQ CIR = sum of 7 branch link CIRs)

I guess it pretty much comes down to how much the carriers charge in Vietnam
for different WAN solutions, and how much your IT budget is for the
provision and the rental of the WAN links.

HTHAL

M.A.

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To: "Thanh Nam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "CISCO@groupstudy. com"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 12:54 PM
Subject: RE: Question ??


> Thanh, this is not an overwhelming project by any means. You have a
> wonderful opportunity here to learn a lot of things. So don't be afraid to
> challenge yourself.
>
> 1) call in a couple of different vendors and ask for recommendations.
Listen
> to what they say. Ask questions.
>
> 2) Buy something from the vendor whose answers and attitude you are most
> comfortable with. You will pay a little extra, but you will get an
education
> in the process
>
> 3) During the installation, become the consultant's best friend and
shadow.
>
> 4) Read everything you can here at groupstudy. There will be a lot of
things
> irrelevant to your situation, but who can tell what you can use
>
> 5) It might be helpful to check out a basic networking book. Maybe check
out
> network magazine's web site. ( sorry, I don't know the link off hand and I
> have to close up pretty soon )
>
> Many of us got our start in situations like yours. You have the
opportunity
> to build a good network from scratch, and to learn a lot in the process.
> Don't be afraid! Go for it! Have fun!
>
> Best wishes
>
> Chuck
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
> Thanh Nam
> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 6:03 PM
> To: CISCO@groupstudy. com
> Subject: Question ??
>
> Dear All
> I have one project. My project is descripted as below:
> 1. LAN at headoffice: Has 70computers, using WindowNT, Switch 3COM 1100.
> Running Accouting Program, Exchange Server...
> 2. LAN at branch office: Has 7 LAN, Each LAN has 10-15Computers, Using HUB
> Required:
> - Connect all LAN together
> - Using share data
> - VPN
> - ...
> Help me
>
>
> Thanh Nam
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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Re: Lab Exam Scheduling - for all you recent CCIE-written passers :->

[Jason A. Diegmueller]

> got this response from Cisco when I inquired about Lab scheduling
> 
> ( and no I have no intention of being in Nova Scotia in February.
> I'm trying to convince my employer to send me to Sao Paolo ;-> )
> 
> Chuck
>   -Original Message-
>   From: Christine Jeffrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>   Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 3:07 PM
>   To: Chuck Larrieu
>   Subject: Re: Lab Exam Scheduling

Christine is actually pretty cool.  I worked with her to
schedule my Lab (yes, I AM going to Halifax) a couple of weeks
ago.

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Re: Which IOS do you run in your lab?

[Brian]

On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, tony wrote:

> 
> Hi,Brain
>  I am running IOS 11.3 in my Labs,of course 12.0 is better,but in
> my opinion,11.2 is almost enough and although  the minimum choice, so
> many major changes occur with 11.2. We can see too many "IOS11.2 or
> later" in the CCIE ALL IN ONE LAB STUDY GUIDE.
> IMHO,11.2 at minimum, the latest version is the best.


Yes, I may look at the 11.3 enterprise. thanks,

Brian

> 
> 
> 
> 
> On 2 Nov 2000 20:00:57 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brian) wrote:
> 
> >
> >I wanted to get an idea of which version of IOS most of you are running in
> >your labs?  You would want a version of course that is very stable, yet
> >offers good features.  I would think 11.2 at minimum, since so many major
> >changes occured with that.  
> >
> >Correct me if I am wrong, but CCIE lab can test features as recent as 12.0
> >and beyond...so I am wondering if alot of you run 12.0.
> >
> >Brian
> >
> >
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Re: Lab Exam Scheduling - for all you recent CCIE-written passers:->

[Brian]

> 
> Christine is actually pretty cool.  I worked with her to
> schedule my Lab (yes, I AM going to Halifax) a couple of weeks
> ago.

I think its a "good thing" that Cisco won't be starting anyone on the lab
Friday 13th (april 2001).  They are closed for Easter from what I
understand.  I tried to schedule the 13th, (before I put 2 and 2 together
and realized friday the 13th is not what you want :) ).  April 7th in RTP
is where I'll be.

Brian


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Two DLCI numbers?

[jeongwoo park]

Hi all
While I was reading a cisco book, I came across the
fact that DLCI number has only local significance
because there might be more than one DLCI number
associated with one pvc.
Why would any pve in frame relay network have two DLCI
numbers?
I know that DLCI number is given by frame relay
service provider.
Can someone explain this?

Thanks in adv.

jeongwoo


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LANE

[Raymond Mak]

Hi,

Is it possible to configure LANE on router, eg 7500 series, since I just
see examples of LANE configuration on Catalyst 8400 etc in Cisco site?
Thanks

Regards,
Raymond

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Re: Two DLCI numbers?

[Boo Kheng Khoo]

Hi,

You might have two point-to-point PVC to two different sites, eg. site A is 
a branch office while site B is your supplier.

Thanks,

At 10:07 PM 11/2/2000 -0800, jeongwoo park wrote:
>Hi all
>While I was reading a cisco book, I came across the
>fact that DLCI number has only local significance
>because there might be more than one DLCI number
>associated with one pvc.
>Why would any pve in frame relay network have two DLCI
>numbers?
>I know that DLCI number is given by frame relay
>service provider.
>Can someone explain this?
>
>Thanks in adv.
>
>jeongwoo
>
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