max speed of X.25 on Cisco routers

[Pickard, Richard]

3/26/2001   8:51am  Monday
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Can anyone help me out with this?  I am trying to find the maximum speed
of X.25 on Cisco routers.
If you know where it is on the web site please send me the link.  I
cannot find it.
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RE: W2K Client for VPN3000?

[Pickard, Richard]

Thanks

-Original Message-
From: Chris Lemagie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 3:56 PM
To: Henry Rollins
Cc: Jeff Groman; Weil, Timothy R; Group Study (List) (E-mail)
Subject: RE: W2K Client for VPN3000?


Pix OS 6.0 is in Beta now with a projected release date (FCS) of April
25th.

Chris Lemagie

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Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 6:14 PM
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Subject: RE: W2K Client for VPN3000?


This is amusing (from the userguide) --

* Support for Cisco Secure PIX Firewall platforms that run Release 6.0
and above.

Any idea when 6.0 might debut?

Thanks


Quoting Chris Lemagie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> The client on the page listed below is actually the 3.01 client...
>
> Chris Lemagie
> Systems Engineer
> Cisco Systems
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> -Original Message-
> From: Jeff Groman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 4:03 PM
> To: Chris Lemagie
> Cc: Weil, Timothy R; Group Study (List) (E-mail)
> Subject: RE: W2K Client for VPN3000?
>
>
> They also have a 3.01 Release available that came as a result of the
Beta
> program.  However, it hasn't shown up yet on the page listed below.
If
> you were part of the beta, they sent you a link and login to get it.
> Hopefully they'll update the software page soon.
>
> Jeff
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>
> Jeff Groman
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> On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Chris Lemagie wrote:
>
> > Go to CCO (http://www.cisco.com) and login with your username.
> >
> > Select the Software Center Link.
> > Select the VPN Software Link.
> > Select the Cisco VPN Client Link.
> > Select the Download Cisco 3DES Cryptographic Software under export
> licensing
> > controls Link.
> > There you are...
> >
> > You must upgrade you VPN 3000 concentrator to version 3.0 BEFORE you
> attempt
> > to run the v3.0 client which supports Windows 2000.  Version 3.0 of
the
> > concentrator software will support older clients, but older
concentrator
> > software images will not work with the new client.
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> > Chris Lemagie
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> > Subject: W2K Client for VPN3000?
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> >
> > looking for sources for finding the client software.
> > it does not come with standard VPN3000 CD.
> > thanks.
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IBGP neighbors

[Pickard, Richard]

3/28/2001   12:55pm  Wednesday
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Would anyone care to elaborate on IBGP neighbors?
Must they always be fully meshed or do route reflectors negate this?
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default route considerations

[Pickard, Richard]

3/28/2001   3:13pm  Wednesday
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I recently came across the following on a practice test:
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A default route of  0.0.0.0  may be used, but what is the most important
consideration?
No info was given about a routing protocol.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on where to go with this?
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RE: CCSI? Help

[Pickard, Richard]

4/9/2001   3:33pm  Monday

I teach a 40 hour CCNA class @ a local provider here in the Chicago
suburbs & can assure you there are plenty of teachers out there
(including me) who do not have the scores or time to achieve CCSI.
I feel like I do a great job with my students based on  

1] their response
2] my experience with the CCNA, CCNP, & CCIE written
3] my own REAL WORD day job experience

If I had the CCSI  I would probably be working for Cisco [or recently
laid of by Cisco]


Richard

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-Original Message-
From: Circusnuts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 10:48 AM
To: Howard C. Berkowitz; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CCSI? Help


I checked into a this myself & the "generally" local Prometrics require
a
test teach, pass-able resume outlining real world experience @ your
cert.
level, & @ least (can't remember the figure) either 80 to 90% score (per
category) on the cert you are teaching.  The CCSI is if you intend on
becoming a Cisco trainer, but not required just to teach the Cisco
topics
(in a majority of places).  I gathered this information by checking a
handful of offices here in DC.  I'm sure it's not 100% for every area,
but I
know many of places do not have CCSI trainers (with the exception of
Global
Knowledge & maybe some of the Cisco Network Academy's).  I was turned
off a
little by the Network Academy approach, mainly because their
requirements
seemed so far off from real world.  A lot of the requirements to teach
the
CCNA topics are based away from the actual exam itself (wiring a patch
panel, how a CO is set up, etc.).  One of the fellows @ a Prometric said
they require a minimum of the N+ to sign up for the class.  In this
respect,
you shouldn't have to carry the student through the first few
sections...

Good question, I'm awaiting more replies...
Phil

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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 5:49 PM
Subject: Re: CCSI? Help


> >Hi Everyone,
> >I've gone through  Cisco's website to get information as to how one
will
> >achieve the CCSI(Cisco Certified Systems Instructor), but I didn't
really
> >find any.
> >
> >I will be very much grateful if any "active" CCSI give me information
> >regarding the CCSI and how it will enable one who is already a
CCNP/DP to
> >train CCNP's ,CCDP's and other Cisco technical courses.
> >Thanks very much.
> >Zaki
>
>
> You must be sponsored by a Cisco training partner, either as an
> employee or contractor.  No other way to do it.  CCSI certifications
> "belong" to the partner, not the individual -- if you change
> partners, the new partner has to pay for recertification.
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PIX and Windows 2000 [7:4163]

[Pickard, Richard]

5/11/20017:11am  Friday

Has anyone heard that there are compatibility problems between PIX &
Windows 2000?
I have been asked to install a PIX at a small company that is doing VPN,
e-commerce, & so forth.  All servers are Windows 2000.


Thanks for any help,

Richard L. Pickard
CCNP NNCSE MCSE A+
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RE: Poll for those with Cisco Certs [7:6674]

[Pickard, Richard]

5/31/2001   9:09pm  Thursday

I got the A+ first  (1996 or whatever a tough test) then MCSE, then all
the Nortel certs NNCSS & NNCSE
The Nortel advanced IP test is just as tough as the CCIE written.  I
finished the CCNP four months ago.
I think Nortel's stuff works just a good as Cisco's.  I am on site
installing one or the other most of the time.


Richard

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-Original Message-
From: Michael L. Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 4:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Poll for those with Cisco Certs [7:6674]


Hello all. I was just wondering how many, if any, of you that
have
Cisco certifications also have certifications from other vendors, like
Nortel.  If you do have others, could you tell a little about if you got
them before or after your Cisco and why?

In general, does the group see a benefit to getting certs from other
vendors
or does that detract from the "Cisco only" mentality that some employers
look for?

Thanks!
Mike W.




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RE: [7:7789]

[Pickard, Richard]

6/8/2001   3:33pm  Friday

John,  I did not ask the original question but I feel your answer is
right on.

I purchased 3 2600's, a 2500, a cat 1924, 3 Nortel/Bay routers, & 8
laptops on ebay before the .bomb 
I am thinking of getting 4 more 2600's to get ready for the CCIE lab.
The only other way to get stuff really cheap is to work for one of the
small telco installing stuff & wait for them to go belly up.  My buddy
did that & he walked away with 4 Cisco routers when the chapter 11 & the
pink slips rolled out.


Richard

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From: John Hardman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 2:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [7:7789]


Hi

Ebay is still the primary end market for used Cisco gear. But much of
what
you see there from regular sellers are bought at auctions (not the
online
kind) and the like. With all of the dot bombs of late there are quite a
few
auctions that one can attend, and sometimes you can find a very good
deal.

I doubt you will find a 3920 in a public auction, but you never know...
Cat
5K are there all the time, same with access routers, and even core
routers.
Check your local paper for auctions.

HTH
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John Hardman CCNP MCSE


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> Hi,
> I was making a lab of mine, I have a few questions. First of all are
there
> any other sites like ebay from where i can get equipment. Then wot
isdn
> simulators are available and from where i can get them. Basically i
need
> Cat3920, Cat5000 and an isdn simulator. I want to know what options do
i
> have.
> First i thought of getting a TokenRing module for Cat5000 but then i
came
to
> know that 3920 is menu based and it wont help me in the lab much. Are
there
> any other alternatives like anyother switches whos configurations are
> similar to 3920. I have 2900 switches and they are Ios based, can i
use
them
> as set based switches?
> Thanks




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RE: pcmcia flash utility [7:7785]

[Pickard, Richard]

6/9/2001   10:45am  Saturday

Bay/Nortel has some excellent freeware for this. 
It is called BNFS95  &  can be found on their web site.  It does not
seem to work on Toshiba laptops, but I have had great success with it
otherwise. 


Richard

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Subject: RE: pcmcia flash utility [7:7785]


I've heard of devices that attach to your laptop that will format the
PCMCIA
cards and load images on them.  Someone stated that Comp USA had this
device
but I'm not sure.  If you find something let the forum know. I would be
interested in knowing.

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Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 11:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: pcmcia flash utility [7:7785]


Look in the NANOG archives. Seems like I remember a similar discussion
going
on there a few months back. If I recall correctly someone had something
up
and running.

Tim

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> Bob S
> Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 5:26 PM
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> Subject: Re: pcmcia flash utility [7:7785]
>
>
> You mean formatting the PCMCIA card using a PC/Laptop?  Not that
> I know of.
> even if you can the device will not recognize that PCMCIA card.  for
> example, you use a laptop or any other cisco device to format a
> PCMCIA card.
>   You then inserted that PCMCIA card into Cat6000 switch.  The
> Cat6000 will
> not recognize that PCMCIA card and you'll have to reformat that
> card using
> the Cat6000.
>
>
>
>
> >From: "Davis, Scott [ISE/RAC]"
> >Reply-To: "Davis, Scott [ISE/RAC]"
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: pcmcia flash utility [7:7785]
> >Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2001 15:08:03 -0400
> >
> >Anyone know if there is a utility that will allow formatting and
> writing to
> >pcmcia flash cards for Cisco equipment on a laptop?
> >
> >TIA
> >Scott
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A bit & C bit [7:8206]

[Pickard, Richard]

6/12/2001   11:00am  Tuesday
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How should a source station interpret a frame returned with the A bit
set but not the C bit ?
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local resolution [7:8209]

[Pickard, Richard]

6/12/2001   11:01am  Tuesday
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Which protocols use local resolution to bind the network layer to the
link layer ?
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