Troy,
The HSRP routers use a virtual MAC address. When the backup router does not
get a hello packet, it send out a frame with the same virtual MAC address.
The switch see the MAC address and think that the interface had move from
one port to another. It will immediately start to send frames
fanj -
in a short summary:
Name Protocol Number Port
BGP 6(TCP)179
IGRP9 n/a (it _is_ prot 9)
RIP 17(UDP) 520
EIGRP 88 n/a (it _is_ prot 88)
OSPF 89 n/a (it _is_ prot 89)
hth
Hello guys:-
Senario:-
I have a Cisco 4000 router.
Ser 0 is direct connect to ISP through 64 K leased line.
Now I installed another 128 K leased line which connect to my HQ. From
there connect to another ISP.
How can I ?
1. configure the router to do load balancing or in case ser 0 is down
Chuck Larrieu wrote:
You may want to review the result of the network command under the EIGRP
routing process. While I have not looked at this in IOS versions above 11.2,
I do know that networks are placed into the process, not interfaces, in 11.2
Correct. The network statement in the
Well the advantage is that I saw was that some switching modules are supported
in 5.x that aren't supported in 4.x
I think it was the 36 port 10/100 switching modules from memory.
I think there might have also been something with NetFlow enhancements in 5.x
over 4.x?
Both do support ISL but
Thank you Chuck,
I was meaning interfaces having an IP address matching
the network statement.
For example, let's say we have routerA, with two
ethernet e1 and e2
e1 has IP 10.10.11.1 and 192.168.11.1 as secondary
e2 has IP 10.10.12.1 and no secondary
EIGRP process is configured with the
There is more than just memory difference between the two Sup.
The major difference is the backplane. The Sup 1 can only access one
backplane (Cat 5000/5002). Sup 2 can access three backplane (Cat 550Xs).
For VLAN lab, Sup 1 with IOS 4.x is just fine.
Albert
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Congragulations Joe!!
You deserve it!!
Bharat Suneja
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H e l l o from Sunny San Jose.
I've just arrived back in my hotel after sucessfully completing the CCIE
R/S
lab.
Hi Flem,
I'm trying to find it.
I had a case logged regarding why there was no ISL of the new 2948G
switches we bought and the answer was that they now only support dot1q
trunking.
The link the case I opened is now no longer visible but I found the
following:
Features of 2948G, you'll notice
Is there a way to get a Router to source icmp packets from a particular
interface?
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There's a tale told of Stephen Hawking giving a lecture on the
origins of the universe. Afterwards, a very proper dowager came up
to him and said, "Young man, I don't hold with these big bang
theories. The ancient Chinese understood these things
Hi all!
My first posting to the group (having lurked around for a while)!
I'm currently preparing for the Switching 2.0 exam having mainly used the
Cisco LAN Switching book by Kennedy Clark (recommended btw). However,
looking at the objectives for the old CLSC there seems to be quite a lot of
Ok what I found is:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat5000/cnfg_nts/supvr/
Which can be summarised as:
Hardware:
Supervisor I is engine for 2900
Supervisor II is engine for 2926
Any Supervisor can be used in a 500x series switch.
Only Supervisor II and
Hi gurus, i have this problem getting a token-ring attached FEP 3746
talking to a Ethernet attached SNA client over a back-to-back frame-relay
network configured for DLSW+. I followed the instructions and guidelines
provided on the cisco DLSW+ docs, however, i fails to get the configuration
Greetings. Does anybody
know how I can stop receiving message from this group? Pls kindly tell
me.
Thanks!
Lily
Hearty congratulations Joe!!
Its really great to know about your achievements!!
Good Luck
Kaushik
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Date: Mon, 29 May 2000 01:22:55 -0700
Congragulations Joe!!
You
Mohan ,
The problem is right here ;
04:38:03: DLSw: CONN: peer 150.150.1.1 open failed,
unreachable [17]
This is one (possible) reason why dlsw is not working
.
Try to do an extended ping between the dlsw peers .
If you get this working the dlsw peers will come in a
connect state .
On the
Darren ,
SupII has repeaters between the three busses .
SupIII has a bridge between the three busses , the
bridging functionality is implemented using the
Phoenix ASIC .
Both supII and supIII has a connection to all busses .
Also the 2926G is based on supIII .
flem
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Hi all,
I think it's time to take away some of the
confusion thas has risen lately around the BSCN course and the Routing Exam.
Cisco, of course WILL publish the objectives but as far as I can tell they are
still processing and evaluating the data they've gathered from the beta exams.
As
where are the routes
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Joe,
Would there be any way to use ISDN sub-addressing to do this?
Sorry if this is silly.
In Australia none of the Telco ISDN Switches use SPID's so I haven't done much
work with them outside basic lab configs.
Darren
Joe Martin wrote:
2- NO
""Quinton Maynard"" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
Ah!
I wondered as to the references to the SupII but the statements contradicting
that in the pertaining documents for the SupIII.
Thanks very much for clearing that up for me as I was _very_ misunderstood and
don't mind being shown the right answer.
After all how else am I going to learn but to
Hey Guys, I need help configuring a motorola V3600. I know that this is not
the right place to ask but I have no luck in both comp.dcom.sys.cisco and
cisco TAC. Somebody might have seen this problem with solution. Thanks.
Anyway, I'm trying to configure a sync motorola v.36 modem using 2520
Hello all,
I'm going to begin to study for the CLSC exam, that I have to pass by
end July. It will be my last exam in the CCDP track. Any advices?
thanks
Laurent
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Great going Joe...Hearty congratulations
You sure are one of the reasons why one looks forward to this study
group...pl continue being so
u would do great by describing the lab conditions,no of questions,type of
questions...
any suggestions on what products from cisco are a must in terms of
After completing the CCNP track will I need to pass CID to become
CCDP as well or do I need to complete CCDA then pass CID?
Regards.
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Hi group,
Since last few days I have been looking around for some Network Assessment
tools. I have got to know and work on 2 at this stage:-
1. Whats UP Gold ( Good for Network Monitoring)
2. MRTG( Serves the purpose to some extent)
I need to measure performance on LAN ports, and WAN ports
hi. i was looking over fatkids dlsw 401 lab when i noticed that in the R4
config, the translational bridging command differs from Caslow 626-627.
Fatkid shows:
source-bridge transparent 400 50 4 1
should this in fact be:
source-bridge transparent 400 50 1 4
since bridge 4 is in the
I thought the test was kinda tuff because it had some specific questions about
lower end hardware that I haven't touched. It also asked a few questions
on ATM which I hadn't been familiar with until I started studying.
Just be prepared to memorize a lot of stuff. The Cisco Press CLSC Exam
Prep
Remember that this is a VERY product specific exam.
Expect many questions of the Catalyst 5x00 platforms like ASIC and their
purposes, BUS speeds etc...
Also know your LANE and how it fits in with the 5500 platform (ASP etc)
Also a surprising amount on other Catalyst BUS speeds and interfaces
We wrote custom SNMP scripts to grab what we wanted and shove it into an SQL
server.
From there all we needed to do was create some CGI's and ASP's to retrieve and
present what we wanted.
After some work it was even easy for the Management Team to log onto the Web
Server and put the dates in for
hi all,
one of the guys had sent a url for sample questions of CCDA, which i lost
accidentally..
would he send it again please..also i would like recommandations for books
for this
test,
thanks from now on..
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CCDA than CID.
Check with Cisco. If you got your CCNA, go to Cisco Career Certification
Tracking System. Click on Cert Progress. Click on CCDP. It will tell you
what test you had pass or need to pass for that cert.
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If I have a Catalyst 5000 with an ATM blade and want to learn how to
configure ATM, do I just need a switch that will run the LANE services? I
pulled a 3Com Corebuilder 7000 off-line at work and these are capable of
running the ATM LANE services. Since the CCIE R/S exam doesn't require the
#2 Yes you can use two routers with nt1's to practice DDR. You can do just
about everything that you can do with 2 ISDN lines except multilink of
course. I currently use this in my CCIE lab. Just run your isdn line to an
external NT1 and run the 2 S/T ports to your 2 routers. This works as
Concord Network Health is a very good product. It will accomplish everything
you are asking, plus a lot more if you want to spend the money. You could
also take a look at Nextpoint S3 as well. Both are not cheap though.
http://www.concord.com/
http://www.nextpoint.com/
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Don't forget ..
www.thetestpage.net
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here u go
I would say not as trival as it looks. As I emphasized before, spoke to
spoke connectivity is the goal. While neither physical interface, nor
multipoint interface in the HUB will make spoke to spoke happen. No matter
how many "frame-relay map bridge ??? broadcast" is put in.
It's neither a
How do you know which modules are ISL capable?
Thanks,
Mark
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Yes. I have done the very thing with a Corebuilder 7000. The Corebuilder
just needs the LECS address of the CAT5000 and you can configure all the
LANE scenarios you need.
I put the LECS, LES/BUS'es on the CAT5000.
Simon Hopkins.
Mark Holloway wrote:
If I have a Catalyst 5000 with an ATM
How about "Show port capabilities"?
Simon Hopkins
Mark Holloway wrote:
How do you know which modules are ISL capable?
Thanks,
Mark
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what will do this is to do an extended ping.
get into enable mode and then type in the command 'ping' and enter.
you will be prompted for more information which most will be intuitive and
mostly choose the defaults. The line that you dont want to take the default
is the one asking if you want
ISL capable modules are usually denoted by and R at then end of the model
number...ie WS-X5225R, where R represent Re-write. This means the card is
capable of MAC rewrite, which is necessary for ISL.
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Hello all,
I'm preparing for the CLSC exam and want to pass it in June. I have 3
questions about this exam.
1. There are 85 exam objectives for CLSC 1.0. Should I well understand all
of them? In the exam, are there questions about FDDI, LANE, Catalyst
1900/2820 and Catalyst 3000?
2. Does
Use the following command:
show port capabilities mod#/port#
This will display various options for configurations, including the mode
of Trunking supported.
Joe
On Mon, 29 May 2000, Mark Holloway wrote:
How do you know which modules are ISL capable?
Thanks,
Mark
Hi All
I am planning on doing my CCNA 2.0. The new exam 640-507 is out. Cisco
recommends that i do the ICND course before i write the exam. If i get the
ICND book from Cisco and study it really hard will i be able to pass the
exam ?
Can anybody give me some suggestions or maybe links where i
Aaron hit it right on the head. I've actually done this. My brain must
have been fried. Just goes to show that I'm human.
Bring in a BRI from Telco as a U-Interface. Connect it to an NT1. The S/T
side of an NT1 is passive and support many devices. The BRI line needs to
be configured for
Any recent takers of cit? Please advise. Please reply to this address. Thanks.
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Just wanted to say contrats. Without breaking your NDA do you have any
tips/tricks to share with the rest of us attempting to climb to the top of
Mt. Cisco?
-- Kevin
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Sent: Sunday, May 28,
MAC addresses are carried in non-canonical format in DLSW. If your running
a protocol converter on the Ethernet segment and have created a peer mac
address, make sure you do the conversion. This is also true of any peer
statements you have in the routers.
I did an install like this about 3
I was wondering if anybody have hear about a good CCIE bootcamp?
Alvaro Riera
CCNP+Voice+Security, CCDP
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Curious, can you do the same thing with PRIs. We are getting a PRI here.
Can I use 1 channel to call another channel?
Just wondering.
Albert
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Congrats - You have finally made it
This opens a new path in your career, which you have worked
hard for and finally achieved it.
Well Done!!
Ramesh Nadan
CCNA
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Joe ,
Dlsw peers are active peers . They need to be in a
connect state . Debugs shows that they cannot connect
.
( 100% sure this is a routing issue )
Don't think you are correct in your response ;
Mac addresses are kept in the dlsw reachability in a
non-cannonical format . This means that you
I took the CCNA 1.0 with Cisco books (not the course book, though) and net
resources and passed with 925. So, it's possible. It does help A LOT though,
if you have experience with routers (I do), then you only need to study your
weak areas, and the concepts make a lot more sense. This newsgroup
Try www.cciebootcamp.com
Jorge Rodriguez /CCNA
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What is the norm when connecting to an ISP. I
understand that if you only have one ISP you would just normally use a static
default route. So does this mean that you would just fall into your ISPs
assigned AS number and that to get to you, the outside would just route to your
ISP which
If you study really really hard and learn all the objectives that Cisco has
yet to post on the web site.
640-407 is listed at
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/pdf/ccna_407
.pdf
Good Luck
Jeff
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Hello,
I encountered this problem: 3640 BRI dials into
AS5200. Link comes up for 3 or 4 seconds, then drops.
Debug ppp authentication shows it passed
authentication, debug isdn q931 shows the following,
what does "invalid message for call state 10" mean?
Thanks in advance.
Jim
5d00h: ISDN
I have a method that I used for the lab. Mostly developed by Bruce Caslow
and specified in his book. Here's how I start things out. This is all
generic information that I used for all my prep work. None of this material
is specific to the CCIE lab.
1-Read the entire lab. Think of all the
Thanks. These are partial config excluding ip stuff. Topology is as follows.
The purpose is to bridge appletalk between a station on Spoke2's ethernet
and the Spoke 1 BVI
HUB-SwitchSpoke1
\
\
\
\Spoke2
HUB
decnet
All,
After I using route-map to map the NAT pool, I can't ping from inside to
outside but other service are ok (e.g. www, telnet, ftp).
original config (no problem for ping)
ip nat pool test 192.168.115.219 192.168.115.220 netmask 255.255.255.224
ip nat inside source list 1 pool test overload
This is excellent advice, and virtually identical to the method I found
successful when I passed last week in Halifax..
It is unfortunate Bruce Caslow is not on this list to see how well his
methodology is helping people get through the CCIE lab..
Greg Myran
CCIE# 5906
At 08:00 PM
Is FDDI a part of the CCIE objectives? I looked but didn't see it, although
I just wanted to double check.
Thanks,
Mark
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I've already sent Bruce a BIG thank you for his book, methods and class.
JOE
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This is excellent advice, and virtually identical to the method I found
successful when I passed last week in
hello
i took the ICND course awhile back, and im studying now for my CCNA. I
bought a CCNA study guide by Todd Lammelle for exam 640-407.
But the 640-507 exam is just around the corner. So im studying both
books...all the material i got from the ICND course ( 507 ) and todd's
book ( 407 ).
I
hi all
does anyone know if it is possible to configure a cisco to perform ddr to
forward netbios packets
rgds
chan...;-)
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I've been tossing this around for a bit now. Even posted a preliminary on
the cciecert list. I call it The Seven Habits of Highly Successful CCIE's"
my apologies to a good writer of a good book )
But from my early days on this list I have been saving the words and wisdom
of folks who have
Joe-
Congrats to you!
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I've already sent Bruce a BIG thank you for his book, methods and class.
JOE
CCIE
Can you point me in the right direction for software for administering Cisco
routers.
James Macnee
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Our name can be a little confusing. We are not a bootcamp. We used this name
as a catchy phase. All of our customers come to us with a high level of
Cisco IOS experience. We offer remote rack rental and challenging CCIE level
practice labs to help people prepare for their CCIE RS lab exam.
For
Not to my knowledge, but it could appear so you should be somewhat familar
with it.
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hi all, a CCIE from the cisco open forum responded as below:
Answer:
You probably have another bridge on the ring. do the following debugs
before
trying to no shut the interface
debug source events
term mon
Typically, you do not want to peer to an interface address, but rather a
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