HI,
I am looking for a router,POE switch and phones for my home lab.
Please email me if you are looking to sell something.
Thanks,
Randall___
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Hello,
I have never used them but their sessions are 5.5 hours long, but they
do seem cheaper and this weekend they have a buy one get one free
promo this is the email I got
Rack Rentals, Buy One Get One Free!
This weekend only! Save over 50% on your next rack rental purchase
from INE.com. This
Hi,
This bundle has lowest commitment of 33 sessions (of 5.5 hours duration).
Before going , I needed some feedback from INE rack users.
Dave
On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 5:16 PM, Bill Lake wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have never used them but their sessions are 5.5 hours long, but they
> do seem cheaper
I don't necessarily like the idea of 5.5 hours, but one thing is good about
that. IDEALLY, you should target 5.5 to 6 hours to get most of your work done.
Giving you an hr to troubleshoot and an hr buffer (psychological effects, etc)
Sent from my phone, apologies for any typos.
On Jun 25, 2011
Approach is entirely subjective. Just HAVE A PLAN AND STICK TO IT. I can't
emphasize enough that you should have a process and stick to it...especially
the first time. I was so scattered my first time that I wasted at least an
hour trying to get my bearings. It is VERY easy to do.
Have a p
HI,
I was used INE racks in my preparation. It´s a good choice but Racks from
Ipex are better. Racks from INE are very cheap now , and if you dont have
your Home lab , you can use the INE racks without problems. I was used for
training CUE session and more.
I have a little problems , but the sam
When we were at the OWLE Vik gave some very sound advice, don't get
stuck, fix it or create a work around as fast as possible. If you get
stuck, it not only hurts you for that one item but kills your time to
fix other things
I also have a plan to configure the base things that I always have to
do
Take the rest day before exam and sleep well on the last night, You need to be
FRESH on exam day
is this your first attempt ?
GOOD LUCK
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On Jun 25, 2011 12:35 PM, "Bill Lake" wrote:
> When we were at the OWLE Vik gave some very sound advice, don't get
> stuck, fix it or create a work around as fast as possible. If you get
> stuck, it not only hurts you for that one item but kills your time to
> fix
Based on my experiences, take your time to jot down ip addresses, vlans,
protocols to configure on each devices. Get your base/infrastructure setup,
then work on features/requirements in cli. Once those are all completed,
work on the GUI. Do enough where you have at least 1.5 to 2 hrs to
verify/
I have been using INE for a while and I believe if you have a VPN connection
to INE then u will have no issues at all. If however like me you do not have
your own phones and use the ones on their rack or use their phone emulator
you would probably run out of time to do any serious testing in 5.5
I have the same understanding the priority queue when enabled will be
serviced until the last frame has been transmitted and the sape/share will
be ignored
2011/6/24 Paul Dardinski
> My understanding is the same as yours. Include priority queue and at that
> point presumably all ranged (assigned
make sure that on your RDP you have the Display field set, it will not
inherit the name from the line you're associating it with
2011/6/24 Victor Malyuga
> If I make a call from the remote destination number via MVA the calling
> name is not displayed on the called phone while the phone is ringi
Yes u cant hear the MOH but my trick is their new variphy phone remote
controller software. over all its not that bad. For the price its not
that bad all :)
On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 11:33 PM, Mini Me wrote:
>
>
> I have been using INE for a while and I believe if you have a VPN connection
> to INE
Thanks everyone. I'll let you know Thursday if I do well wednesday!
Great advice from all!
RP
On Jun 25, 2011, at 12:41 PM, "ccieid1ot"
mailto:ccieid...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Based on my experiences, take your time to jot down ip addresses, vlans,
protocols to configure on each devices. Get y
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Do you get to load the Variphy phone remote control software for use
anywhere or just their lab? So could I use it on their lab and my
home lab?
On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 3:58 PM, Ravindra Lakpriya wrote:
> Yes u cant hear the MOH but my trick is their new variphy phone remote
> controller softwar
Its has a web login and web interface that uses remote screenshots of the
phone. It cannot be installed.
HTH
On 6/25/11 8:48 PM, "Bill Lake" wrote:
>Do you get to load the Variphy phone remote control software for use
>anywhere or just their lab? So could I use it on their lab and my
>home lab
Yes its pre configured
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 4:50 AM, Mini Me wrote:
> Its has a web login and web interface that uses remote screenshots of the
> phone. It cannot be installed.
>
> HTH
>
> On 6/25/11 8:48 PM, "Bill Lake" wrote:
>
>>Do you get to load the Variphy phone remote control software
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