I think you'll find its primary-net3
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I've just got a offer from MasTech or IGate . Does anybody has
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Fellow list members,
I'm currently trying to find a design tool for creating
Network diagrams and wiring diagrams as well. Currently AutoCAD has been
mentioned and of course there's other tools like Visio. Can anyone make a
suggestion on which program can a
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I'd have to say a lot.
A Cisco 4000 is a decent study device and can support most modules you'll need
such as ATM when you expand your lab later. I suppose though if given a choice
a 3640 would be a better option as you can also get Voice modules which is now
in the CCIE Lab!
If you had to sell
Hi Peeps,
I'm having a little discussion at work here and some
of the Guy's seem to think that you can send a config
file down a Console cable to a router.
As far as i can remember, this is not possible, but
can not remember the reason why.
Can someone shed some light?
thanks!!
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Hi Peeps,
I'm having a little discussion at work here and some
of the Guy's seem to think that you can send a config
file down a Console cable to a router.
As far as i can remember, this is not possible, but
can not remember the reason why.
Can someone shed some light?
thanks!!
Hello!
I have just completed my CCNA exam and looking my way into CCDA. Could
somebody please point the best resource location on the Cisco/any other
website?
Thanks for your anticapation.
Regards,
Ishtiaque
Get Your
Herold,
The GIF exported from Visio on your web site looks awesome! Very detailed
and clear, just like a vector image, since it's exported from a vector. Yes,
Visio 2000 is a great tool to do network diagrams. I have also used
Micrografx (now iGrafx) Network Designer before. I don't know if the p
Jason,
My advice would be to sit the new BCRAN exam. It does not impact the
validity of your CCNP qualification (as you will still become a CCNP 1.0).
I believe that VPDN and L2F/L2TP have been removed from the material
(compared to the CMTD) - potentially making the exam easier.
Good luck :)
Since you mention visio I suppose you know (also for the benefit of
everyone else) there's a "Network Equipment" addon to the Enterprise
version. If you did not: there's all kind of front view, back view ecc
for lots of products of different vendors.
I was able to construct the exact back view of
http://www.rohlin.com/helpdesk/ccda.htm
BTW, the archives are searchable from the groupstudy web page.
Ben
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Hi everyone,
A long time back i
Are you getting confused between a config file and IOS images?
You send a config file (either complete or in part) down the console cable
every time to configure a router. Please clarify.
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The "Network Equipment" add on kit or "extras kit" will work on the Visio
pro and Visio 2000 package also.
Scott
> Since you mention visio I suppose you know (also for the benefit of
> everyone else) there's a "Network Equipment" addon to the Enterprise
> version. If you did not: there's all k
Hi ,
I am planning to take ACRC this june. I have a small
doubt. If I take ACRC this june and the rest of the
other exam(CIT,CLSC,CMTD) after november will I get
the certificate CCNP 2.0 or CCNP 1.0
Thanks in advance for the replies.
-Subi, CCNA
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If you have the CCNA Exam guide from CiscoPress use that practice test as a
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Try using a terminal server. We use the chase io terminal servers
(www.chaser.com).
Joe
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What is the logical exam to take after ccna?
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Janine -
I know in RMOM you can xmodem over the ios. I just took a quick look and
the xmodem command does not exists in the IOS. I dont think there are
provisions for transferring a file over the console cable. You can "play"
back a text file using HyperTerminal. But this is a feature of
Hyper
Hey Guys,
I need some help, a client wants to have a solution
whereby, he can connect three remote sites with Voice and Data
he intends to use 128 KB lines initially but may upgrade
to T1 speeds as it becomes more affordable..
Can you recommend any Solutions , Cisco Hardware , Cost in $US
1. Call the test center the morning before you leave make sure the exam is
scheduled.
2. Make sure it's the correct #
3. Know the route to the test center.
4. Don't forget your id etc
5. Leave the books at home if you don't know it by the test date another 1
hour cramming will not help . May on
After CCNA 1.0 - ARCR
After CCNA 2.0 - BSCN (Routing 2.0)
HTH,
Ole
~
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Hello,
I was wondering if there was any main differences between the CCNA V1 and
CCNA V2 exams? I have just taken the ICND course which I must say was
pretty darn good and just registered for the 507 exam for next week. Can
anyone recommend any good prep exams for CCNA v2? I downloaded the boso
My recommendation is to have the client contact me (443-622-6060) and my
company (AllNet, LLC) can sell them all the hardware, design the solution,
and even fly me out there to set it up. My rates are very reasonable...
Thanks!
Dale Holmes
Senior Technical Consultant
AllNet, LLC (www.allnetllc
VERY interesting. I do have enterprise at work, but I need a couple of
licences for other reasons and really don't need Enterprise. I thought it
was required, somewhere at microsoft's site a page said so. Seems to be
crawling slow, almost unreachable currently from my ISP :-( so I can't
give the e
Well,
One piece of advice I will give is don't go with an 700 or 800 series isdn
router if you want to be able to eventually upgrade it to handle a T1...
Also make sure whatever you order as far as router goes that for the ISDN it
has a U interface... S/T interfaces need an external NT1 device a
Ole,
Actually even if you have CCNA 1.0 you can still use that towards your CCNP
2.0 certification... FYI...
Good studying
Cory
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I've only seen this happen occasionally, and each time I chalked it up to file corruption during the transfer. On all occasions, deleting and squeezing the image, then copying it to flash again did not see the same checksum error.
Jamie Byrne
At 11:47 PM 5/15/00 -0100, Circusnuts wrote:
Janine
Perhaps we need to be a bit more specific about what you mean about
sending a config file over the console cable. If you mean using
TFTP to send a file (copy tftp running-config kind of thing) then
you are correct, TFTP is not supported to the console port.
If you just mean being able
Could someone help me establish a baseline...
What ratio of FCS errors should I expect on switched network?
What ratio of collisions, including multiple and late collisions?
How do these stats tie together?
And one more on kind of the same track...
IF I have a router set up with an IP helper
You will be 1.0 if you do any of the 1.0 track. A 2.0 is all 2.0 exams.
Annlee
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> I am planning to take ACRC this june. I have a small
>doubt. If I take ACRC this june and the rest of the
>other exam(CIT,CLSC,CMTD) after nove
I would look at Cisco Press Designing Cisco Networks (DCN) and get your
CCDA. There are several points that are built upon for the CCNP exams.
Follow this up with Building Cisco Remote Acces Networks (BCRAN),
Switching, Building Scalable Cisco Networks (BCSN) and then Support.
In my mind, this
I agree with Ed, except I plan to take the new Foundation (masochism strikes
early and often).
My main rationale is that I tend to compartmentalize information. After Exam
X, the information for X is still there, but it tends to recede--takes a
longer and longer directory path to find/fetch it. By
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Could someone give me an information !
Do you know the MTBF of a catalyst 6509?
How does-it be calculated?
Thanks
David VERCELLONI
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>Hi ,
>
> I've just got a offer from MasTech or IGate . Does anybody has
>information about this company ? Good and Bad. Thanks.
>
>Jennifer
>
Bad. Very Bad. Somewhere between Satan and Hitler on an absolute scale of
evil. Close to internal modems.
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--- Omer Ehsan Dar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> A long time back in a galaxy far far away someone
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> online course for preparing for CID. if
Tony ,
Do you see many throttles on a sh interface xxx
output?
When the hold-queues get filled I expect the
interfaces to go down/up because of keep-alive
failures .
( on the tokering you can safely test this by putting
on the 'debug token event' )
Try to figure out what is filling the input
ho
You might want to download again the image from the Cisco site and give it
another shot.
I don't think it's version-related.
Henry
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Yes, but remember you can always go back and the 2.0 exams you missed and get
your 2.0, so you could easily take the acrc in june, then take the BSCN when
its released.
-- Kevin
"Annlee Hines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You will be 1.0 if you do any of the 1.0 track. A 2.0 is all 2.0 exams.
An
Remember to get a router that does Token-ring. I believe these are the 2500s
ending with the odd numbers. A seperate router
is needed to simulate frame-relay switch also.
Jerry VanHise
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I have only worked on an AS5300 so there may be some differences.
Do you somehow "simulate" a T1 into the AS5200, or are you doing something
else? How do you provide service for incoming dialup connections? Much as
I'd like to have one, a T1 is *slightly* over budget for me. Maybe your
emplo
Hi guys,
I know, it is something related to LDAP - Can
anyone please help me ?
And how it is related to CISCO router / firewall
maintenance ?
Rgds
Sridhar
I have a 3640 running 12.1.1 IOS configured to run VPN w/a pre-share key
and Cisco Secure VPN software running on my laptop. Is it possible to
tunnel through the 3640 so I can pop mail, map drives, and ftp to
servers that are located on differnet networks within my site?
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Hi All -
The following is a table that is displayed when the "sho ip bgp sum" command
is issued:
NeighborVAS MsgRcvd MsgSent TblVer InQ OutQ Up/Down
State/PfxRcd
nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn 4 221449 1655409 550694900 2w6d10630
nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn 4 nnn 4982852 42220 55
Can you tell me what to look out for when mixing an NT over an ISDN WAN
using Cisco; are there any tricks on a Cisco or NT box as I understand NT
boxes talk all the time to each other meaning huge call costs?
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The discussion in Chappell's ACRC book (pp244-253) implies not, but doesn't
outright say not.
HTH
Annlee
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LDIF is LDAP Data Interchange Format, a set of rules for defferent LDAP
implementations
to exchange directory database. While Cisco routers / firewalls support
LDAP protocols,
it has to follow the same rules in order to exchange the directory info
with other directory
servers or clients.
- Sean
It shows the number of routes learned from that neighbor.
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The following is a table that is displayed when the "sho ip bg
Does EIGRP use split-horizon???
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For TR, you want the 2502, 2504, or 2525, etc.
See this:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/cisco/mkt/access/2500/index.shtml
Watch the wrap, of course.
Annlee
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>Remember to get a router that does Token-ring. I believe these are the
2500s
>ending with the
Yes. By default EIGRP does use split-horizon. There is an option in
EIGRP configuration to disable split-horizon.
Rick
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Split-horizon is enabled by default on an interface for EIGRP.
You can disable it on an interface by using the following commands:
int type number
no ip split-horizon eigrp as-number
Chris
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EIGRP does have split horizon enabled on all interfaces by default.
Cisco
IOS 12.0 Net Proto Pt 1 EIGRP
HTH
Larry
Annlee Hines wrote:
The discussion in Chappell's ACRC book (pp244-253)
implies not, but doesn't
outright say not.
HTH
Annlee
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You can send a IOS image down one also using Hyperterminal and xmodem but man is it
slow.
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>>> "woody" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/16/00 05:54AM >>>
Are you getting confused between a config file and IOS images?
You send a config
Yes, EIGRP uses split-horizon, and can be disabled on IP, IPX, Appletalk
and Decnet.
- Sean
CCNP, and others
"Annlee Hines"
Hi Guys
I have a catalyst 6509 with 2 * Gigabit ethernet ports on the supervisor
module(module1) & 3 further modules with 8 * Gigabit ethernet ports on each
module(modules 2,3 & 4).
I initially wanted to set up a Gigabit Etherchannel with one of the ports on
the supervisor module with one o
Split horizon is enabled by default on an interface for EIGRP
if you want to disable it you can use the following command
no ip split-horizon eigrp as-number
Seabreeze
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Sub
Simon,
Issue the command show port capabilities mod#/port# and this will confirm that
you can use ports from any module in the 6500 to create a fec/gec.
Joe
Simon Watson wrote:
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>
> I have a catalyst 6509 with 2 * Gigabit ethernet ports on the supervisor
> module(module1) & 3 further
It indicates the no of ip blocks you received when the bgp session has
established. If the BGP session is not up, it will say idle. You will
see some bgp exchange status under state/PfxRcd column when the BGP
session establish.
Ida
On Tue, 16 May 2000, Joe Szczepanski wrote:
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> The
I called Cisco today and they said to look for an email or letter between
May 24th. and June 8th. I can't see it taking longer then that to grade the
exams. I took my exam late in the month just because I knew they would not
start the process of getting things ready until after the 24th.
""cpa
Hey group,
I'm not sure why, but I just can't seem to grasp the concept of variable
length subnet masks (I think it's the lack of sleep lately..)
Anyway, if anyone would be so kind as to please explain this concept for me,
I'd greatly appreciate it. I understand IP addressing, subnets and
On the cat65, you can only use etherchannel on ports that are directly next
to each other. For example, on an 8 port gig blade, you could set up the
following:
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
or
1-4
5-8
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I was curious if anyone else had seen this.
We have a 2600 with 2 T1's going to other sights. The
ethernet port connects it to a Bay 450 10/100 switch.
Both switch and router ports are set to 10 / half, but
we're still seeing a collision rate of about 19% This seems
pretty high to me. Anyone ha
Is the ccna/ccnp/ccdp ver 2 based on ios 12.x?
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Big B
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Any ports from the same type of module can be grouped together into
an administrative group, and that group is the etherchannel. For
detailed information you can reference:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat6000/sw_5_2/cofigide/channel.htm
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Simon Watson wr
I thought it was a joke, but I received my copy today.
Don't know if I will have time to read, but a cursory glance it is a typical
with generic advise, For example "Computers are always under attck and not
just by critics".
But it seems to be decent.
So does this mean that BGP design & im
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This is true that you cannot use different cards for EtherChannel. EC must
occur in specific port groupings on individual cards. I believe on the
Gigabit cards you can use port 1&2, 1-4 or 5&6 or 5-8 (2 or 4 port Channel)
Good luck,
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Try this...You have a network that needs subnetting, like 172.18.0.0.
However, not all "areas" of this network need 8 bits of subnetting (254
hosts). Specifically, you have 4 WAN links (which are point-to-point). On a
point-to-point interface, you need a subnet with only 2 hosts. So...you
create a
A good place to start for any number of questions regarding IP Addressing,
including VLSM, is Chuck Sumeria's white paper "Understanding IP Addressing" at
3Com.
Here's the link: http://www.3com.com/nsc/501302s.html
Tom Lisa, Instructor, CCNA, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco Regi
It appears that have a pretty high utilization rate on that 10MB port. It's running
close to 35% in that example, which is very high for 10Mb, half duplex. If you have a
2620 or 2621, set the ethernet port to full duplex.
Then again, now that I think about it, the collision rate, in this case
I am trying to make a couple of ADTRAN TSU 100 to work with a T1 crossover
cable (pins: 1 to 4 & 2 to 5) but it's not working. Did anybody try this? I
will appreciate any help
Thanks.
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I have one Adtran configured with INTERNAL timing and the other one with
NETWORK.
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>
> "Parrish B. Gamarra" wrote:
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> > I am trying to make a cou
Magnus,
for Local Director. the only SNMP commands that are listed for
management are
snmp-server contact
snmp-server location
snmp-server host
snamp enable traps.
the snmp community string default to public and can't be changed.
and a new version of MIBs must be installed for version 3.1
I h
Title: RE: DSU/CSU Back-to-back with T1 crossover
Did you set one clock source to internal and the other to line? I am doing this with two Cisco 3661's with the WIC-1DSU (internal csu/dsu) cards.
Mike
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Don't forget to set the clocking to internal on one of the adtrans...
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I am trying to make a couple of ADTRAN T
try show ver or sho module if supported.
good luck,
Mohammed.
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>Hello,
>
>is there any way to get serial num
Make sure u r providing clocking on one of the adtran's.
"Parrish B. Gamarra" wrote:
> I am trying to make a couple of ADTRAN TSU 100 to work with a T1 crossover
> cable (pins: 1 to 4 & 2 to 5) but it's not working. Did anybody try this? I
> will appreciate any help
>
> Thanks.
>
> Parrish.
RE: DSU/CSU Back-to-back with T1 crossoverThe only options I have for timing
are: Network (NI), Base DTE, and Internal. I'm using Network on one, and
internal on the other Adtran.
Parrish.
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Subject:DSU
>I am trying to make a couple of ADTRAN TSU 100 to work with a T1
>crossover
>cable (pins: 1 to 4 & 2 to 5) but it's not working. Did anybody try this? I
>will appreciate any help
>
1) did you configure clockrate on the DCE-side of the back-to-back connection?
2) Did you check your adtran ma
Did that...
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From: Stull, Cory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Parrish B. Gamarra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 2:30 PM
Subject: RE: DSU/CSU Back-to-back with T1 crossover
> Don't forget to set the clocking to internal on one of the
Title: RE: DSU/CSU Back-to-back with T1 crossover
Your t1 crossover cable looks like this, right?
T-1 crossover:
1 4
2 5
3 3
4 1
5 2
6 6
7 7
8 8
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
That's how i have them setup...
Parrish.
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From: Neal, Stephen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 'Parrish B. Gamarra' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 2:31 PM
Subject: RE: DSU/CSU Back-to-back with T1 crossover
> Make sure you have one TSU s
Thank you all; I think I get it now.
I appreciate everyone's responses!
Scott
From: "Annlee Hines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Annlee Hines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: VLSM's - Unclear on the Concept.
Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 15:14:55 -0500
Try this...You have
Not on my router it isn't - and in the Cisco doco it's primary-net5. However
the ETSI *basic* rate service is basic-net3.
JMcL
-- Forwarded by Jenny Mcleod/NSO/CSDA on 17/05/2000 09:05
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SysAdm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 16/05/2000 16:07:37
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I have a Linux box running Redhat 6.2 and I have 2 Nic's inside , they are
both configured and I can ping them both form the root prompt? the eth0 is
10.1.1.30 and
eth1 is 3.1.1.30 they are both gateways address. The question I have how to
setup the Linix router, I have RIP services install an
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I have seen this before when connecting Bay Switches (BlackBox) into our
network. We had a packet loss rate of about 30%. When we moved to all
Cisco we reduced our loss to about .8% (much better). I was not able to
resolve why this happened except to hypothesize that the timing signals
between
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