Must agree with Joe, At GTE we do offer Business DSL. Another note, with
the equipment we use, Fujitsu DSLAM and ATU-R(field unit/modem), be prepared
to bridge your IP traffic. Also, you can't use any other equipment because
Fujitsu Encapsulates a proprietary HDLC between the modem at your loca
Hi Guys,
I am also here on the lookout for a pretty fast, high-speed DSL connection in
the San Francisco Bay Area. To be precise, in San Ramon, CA.
I want one DSL pvc to be capable of carrying 2-4 video channels, 12 voice
channels and one data channel of 512 Kbps. Looking for providers and s
Hi ,
be carefull with CSE actions... ( 3 questions about !! )
take care with ISDN show and debug commands ...
Novell and appletalk case + TCP and windows 95
please , may somebody tell me about the CMTD questions or arguments ??
thank you very much to you all , special thanks to PRISCILLA !!!
Hi!
You will have:
-"Select" in the blanks: about 200 command options, you will have to select
the one
correct
-Normal multiple selection, with 1 or more answers
-Drag and drop graphics
I did the beta, and found only 3 or 4 really bad questions, so don´t be afraid
about wrong questions as in oth
Yes, you can use standard PCMCIA flash memory for the C1600. I am using
it.
rgds
lanatic wrote:
Hi:
Can I use ATA flash memory on a Cisco 1600
series routers?
TIA,
RH
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I am working on a project plan at the moment, which requires Estimating the
Bandwidth costs for a free ISP.
I have been able to estimate web traffic by looking at old logs we had from
a similar project.
Unfortunatly we have no such logs for Email
Anybody care to speculate on the data through pu
Hi all:
I have 150 computers for connect to internet, I have to configure a nat pool
to this connection, How many addresses I have to configure into the pool,
for more efficient translation?
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>
> Bran
Hi,
What is CSE question,do i need to cover for protocol detail chapter.
Flavio Palumbo wrote:
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>
> be carefull with CSE actions... ( 3 questions about !! )
>
> take care with ISDN show and debug commands ...
>
> Novell and appletalk case + TCP and windows 95
>
> please , may somebody tell
I passed my last CCNP test (CIT) a week ago and received my CCNP package
yesterday. Included in the packages are the CCNP certification, CCNP
wallet card and a congratulation letter. I remembered that in the
message posted about a week ago (by Chuck ?) mentioned that some
information about free
How many unused registered addresses are available?
How many simultaneous outgoing connections do you expect?
NAT addresses are dynamically assigned one per outgoing connection. My
advise is to save a group of addresses for static NATs and future growth,
put most of the rest in a NAT pool and c
Hi
>From the "Design Cisco Networks" - part of CCDA; they show that 1 email
message is about 0.01MB.
BK
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I am curious if anyone would be interested in writing and trading questions
for the CLSC, CIT and BCRAN tests? I am using a program called Winflash
that works like (if not better) than the Boson tests. You can download a
demo version of the program at www.openwindow.com If we pool our labor it
When you have a point to multipoint frame-relay (partial mesh) setup and
you disable split-horizon on the hub router's serial interface, does
that also disable the spit-hoizon for the sub-interfaces as well?
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6.0. I am currrently studying for the BCRAN exam and I would like to take
the exam in about two weeks.
Bruce
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Hey we have a T1 CSU/DSU module connected to a dedicated T1 line. We are
having problems getting the interface and the line "UP". Does anyone have a
sample config or recommendations, we have tried about all config options,
setting line rates, clock etc. We are just stumped on this one.
Thanks,
packet corruptions
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>
> Rx CRC Exceptions Hour Day
> #Frames %Max Hour Thresh 05 Wed 2523 13.0028 0.0100 21
The service-module t1 timeslots is the number of channels that you have on
the T1
You can leave off the frame-relay lmi-type. Cisco will autodetect (v11.3 or
higher)
It is a good idea to set up sub-interfaces in the event you have multiple
PVC's in the future
interface Serial0/0
description Circ
CRC errors are physical layer errors. First thing to do is to have the line
checked. (I have experienced many times where I had to prove to the service
provider that the error was on their side and not on our client's equipment.
Even though they claimed that the line tested fine).
Brad Ellis w
I see that Microsoft has provided resources to configure OSPF and RIP in
Windows 2000 servers
to provide routing capabilities.
Has anybody evaluate this ? Do you think this could substitute 'real'
routers ?
Thanks,
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What IOS are you running? I have run into the scenario, when using 2600s, that a
certain version of 11.3, would not accept the T1 WIC. I know that it is supposed
to! I ended up having to upgrade the code.
Si
Mark wrote:
> Hey we have a T1 CSU/DSU module connected to a dedicated T1 line. We ar
I'll nibble at a couple of your questions.
1) Does it seem feasible for a reasonably disciplined home student to
>obtain CCNP within a year? Six months? Is it worthwhile, and again
>feasible, to pursue CCDA simultaneously (that is, will the material be
>related enough as to not distract from each
Has anyone taken this yet besides Eric? Care to comment on the differences
between this and the cit 4.0?
Easier or harder? What material is covered? Thanks.
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Hello,
I wish to know if the 16xx routeur could handle HSRP. If not what is the
minimum router that can do HSRP and whish IOS version is needed.
regards,
christophe.
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Does anyone have a short good definition of what a keepalive is
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FYI, unix has also had routing capabilities inherent in the operating
system, as well as software for BGP, OSPF, RIP and friends in free
software like routed/gated since the beginning of the Internet. But,
would I ever use any unix box for a router? Not unless it was five
years ago, it was linu
Hi,
I don't think my last post got through so I'm
sending again.
My previous Question relates to page 3 of this paper
by David Wolsefer.
Under the heading of framing formats he refers to an
8 byte flags field and a 16 byte address field. I'm
pretty certain this should be bits but don't hav
> Dear Guys
> i was trying to enable OSPF on a Cisco 1601R router
> when i got a message "unknown routing protocol"
> what the hell is in the 1601 ??? doesnt it support OSPF ???
> any feedback please
>
> -
> Mohamed A.Heeba
>
application/ms-tnef
Hey guys,
If there is anyone else studying for this test please email me -
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I'm having a hard time getting myself geared up for this exam for some
reason and I think having a study partner might help alot. I am willing
to study via email, chat room, in person, whatever. Just
Check out the following URL which describes an individual who used a dry
pair and a pair of PairGain DSL modems to do exactly what you describe (run
high-speed DSL between two locations for about $40/month + equip.):
http://www.odessaoffice.com/sdsl.htm
It just depends how far each of your locati
I'm studying CIT (Thomas II, et al (McGraw Hill 2000)) for v2 exam. I'd be
interested.
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I am curious if anyone would be interested in writ
I am looking to get another piece of equipment for my home lab and need some
advice. I have 2 each 2501's and would like to add something that I will
give me more bang for my buck, as I go after my CCNP. Does anyone have any
suggestion? I know that a 5505 would be just the thing, but that is ou
Hi,
Any inputs on FRS2.0 beta Has anybody taken it
yet ??? Your comments pls.
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I disagree with you regarding the support issue. They
could call the MCSE 2000 people :-)
I just want to see where they want to go with this routing idea. John
Chambers mentioned during an interview that he is aware that Microsoft might
hurt Cisco routing business in the future.
I know that MS
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Try this.
controller T1 0
framing esf
linecode b8zs
channel-group 1 timeslots 1-24 speed 64
loop-detect
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Hi
all
Can I have a cisco
router/Switch log some on with a Radus Server like FUNKRadus or do I need to use
tacacs+ ? What I would like to do is give router/switch access based
on your NT Group and I think this can be done with Radus am I right
?
Ryan V.
FinneseyNetwork Administrato
Trust me Andrew, there ARE lady engineers out there. Of the three network engineers in
my department only one is male. :-)
As for the shortage of women in the field Networking does require a certain
ability to wrap your head around corners that aren't there and I haven't met all that
many
Hi all,
does anyone have any warning before taking the test??
I just finished the ICND course and I fell pretty
good.
Please add any comments or concerns.
Thanks,
JJE
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I passed the CCNA today. I come from an unrelated field, and thought that
this would be the best certification to pursue to get a foot in the door of
IT. I began my Cisco experience with a lot of hardware/software knowledge
(although nothing formal), but only end-user network experiences.
After
Tayta,
Why not with an RMON probe or Analyser software,
filter on an average user (i.e average business user).
You could filter on port 25 for SMTP (email) and port
80 for HTTP. See what they generate i.e peak
usage/average usage and then multiply up by a 1000 and
add a safety factor on top.
My b
The main difference between in-band management and out
of band management is that when u configure any
networking device be it a router or a switch by
telnetting into that device using its ip address or
using any SNMP based utility is called in-band
management whereas if u configure the router usi
>A friend of mine asked what is SQL and is it a session layer protocol,
>because one of the popular CCNA test simulation software says it is.
>SQL -- Structured Query Language, a Database programming language, is a
>session layer protocol? or, MS SQL server , a back-end RDMS is a session
>layer pr
I HAVE SEEN IT ONLY IN LAB ENVIRONMENTS PROVIDING ROUTING SERVICES(SORRY FOR
THE UPPERCASE TYPE, MY CAPS LOCK IS STUCK!), IT WAS FULLY FUNCTIONAL IN ITS
DUTIES(UPDATING ROUTING TABLES AND PROVIDING THE MOST ACCURATE, EXPEDIENT
ROUTES ETC. I DON'T THINK THAT MICROSOFT IS TRYING TO INSINUATE THAT O
If anyone has any good links/books on PIX configuration. I have been thrust
into a position where I have to deal with PIX and I would like to get alot of
study under my belt.
-- Kevin
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Does any body know of a good protocol analyzer that I can download from the internet.
It must support a variety of WAN
and LAN protocols including Frame Relay.
Omer
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Dear Friends,
I have some question wo answer, pls guide if u can, I have quite a number of
question, reply me part of the question, if u don't know all
1)It Takes three Packets to start a TCP session, how many packet are used to
close it
2)To enter the setup mode on a router with no configurat
Has anyone used custom prioritization and queuing to prioritize H.323
traffic over other data traffic? If so, I'd be very interested in seeing
some working configurations.
The problem that I'm having is narrowing the field of ports to prioritize.
Prioritizing the initial TCP handshake is straigh
I just did this procedure last week with a 2620 w/T1 module connecting to a
Kentrox CSU/DSU on the other end. Here's the doc that helped me.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/471/52.html
In my instance, I had to pay particular attention to data-coding, timeslots,
and linecode.
Hope that helps,
F
Dear All,
Can any one recommend a CCNA course from any of our
UK vendors that is good quality and likely to be up to date with CCNA
2.0.
Also does anyone know whether you can elect to take
the CCNA 2.0 Exam before 31/07/2000 or are you stuck right up to the retirement
date of CCNA 1.0 Ex
Hi,
Just started reading this paper. Page 3.
"Before we get into the heart of frame relay, lets
take a look at the framing formats" After reading the
section on the Address field I'm beginning to get
SCARED.
Anyway, my question is : Should the eight-byte flags
field be eight bits ? and the 16-
Hello All :
I plan to take the CIT 4.0 exam next week.
However, I am not sure if I should go for the new Support 2.0 exam.
Lot of individuals in this group have complained about the CIT 4.0 exam
very poorly written.
Any thoughts ?
Also, are the BOSON tests useful for either CIT 4.0 or Support 2.
Title: CIM - Cisco Interactive Mentor LABS
Hi everyone,
I am currently studying for CCNP 2. Has anyone had any practical experience with Cisco's interactive switching labs? - Bit concerned that they only provide CLI experience - not in depth background knowledge.Any opinions much appreciate.
Hello All :
I am planning for the CIT 4.0 exam next week.
However, I am still debating whether I should go for the support 2.0 exam.
There has been numerous complaints in this group about the poorly written
CIT 4.0 exam.
Any thoughts ?
Also, how adequate are the boson tests for CIT 4.0 or Sup
You do not have the right IOS. There are different levels of IOS, that
support different features, the one you have is probably IP only. You need
to change to IP Plus, Enterprise, etc,
EF
> -Original Message-
> From: Mohamed Heeba [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000
Have been with this group about half year now, heard and learn about cisco
router, term likes active router, backup router, priority etc is there any
general theory that can group every thing together ???
Thks/Brgds
Tazar
What are all of these mysterious lines ? 0-134 ?
1 con + 1 aux + ???tty +5 vty =135 ?
please enlighten me
btw when i entered in
exec-timeout 0 0
it seemed to affect all of the lines
**
C3640#conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per lin
Groupstudy,
Let me pose this question again, "What ever became of GroupStudy?". The
reason I ask is as of lately the post within the group has been more unrelated
to groupstudy than ever before that I've seen. Now I only been a
member of the studygroup for about a year now
>From what I understand Cisco started the first CCIE at 1025 because 1024 was
designated to the lab. 1024 being the number equivalent of 1 kilohertz, and
the lab was a killer and it will hurt. Just what I heard and found it
interesting...
Jim Brinksma
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I lurked for quite some time before I actually felt I had something to
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with this is that it's putting the
Yes Phil you are correct, most values are expressed in bits.
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Subject: CetificationZone White paper (Frame Relay) ?
Hi,
Just started re
Can some clearly explain the difference, I have
checked the Archives and not found a good explanation.
Also if you have some sample configs, that would be a
great help to me.
Thank you.
=
JZ
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I seriously don't think MS will hurt Cisco's routing business. Are you
telling me that ISP, Corp will start using MS as a router? MS may be used
as access point (hmmm, think of all the hole you can use). Can MS use QoS,
VoIP, Multicast, ..? It is a big part for us here. Only if you cannot
The easiest definition of keepalive is somewhat like the dial tone
for the phone line. It means the "line" is physically(or layer 2) OK
to pass your message.
Jim Xie
At 07:43 PM 06/12/2000 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Does anyone have a short good definition of what a keepalive is
I see that the VoIP uses NT as the OS. How much none VoIP traffic do you
expect from that box? If it is not alot, you can use the source IP address
for QoS setup. Can you call com2001 to ask how the port number is
calculated? I say throw it away and use Cisco gear.
Albert
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tty is for access server/reverse telnet.
If you have vty port, you add the number to setup all the line at the same
time.
If you don't have vty port, you put in a 0.
Albert
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T1 is at layer one and generally needs a layer two protocol to function in a
router environment. The two most popular layer two protocols are PPP and
Frame Relay.
Point-to-Point T1s cost more since you need to pay for a connection of this
bandwidth from point A to point B. This bandwidth is "al
Congrats
JOE
CCIE 5917
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I
> passed with a 869. Thanks to everyone that helped!
>
> Brandon Carro
Evening all,
I'm reading about Frame Relay on Protocols.com and a question arises.
When the network becomes congested to the point that it cannot process
new data transmissions, it begins to start discarding frames. Two bits are
changed in the F.R. header..FECN bit and BECN bit. In this way all
The keepalive interval is the frequency at which the Cisco IOS software sends
messages to itself (Ethernet and Token Ring)or to the other end (serial), to
ensure a network interface is alive.
The interval in previous software versions was 10 seconds. An interface is
declared down after three up
I'll try to answer this one, and I hope it makes it through. My last three
posts to the list haven't made it on.
A point to point circuit is dedicated for your use. You don't have to worry
about congestion in your provider's network causing you to lose data between
sites. The down side is that
Don't count on Win2k or future releases of NT based networking OS to impact
the hardware based routers.
OSPF and RIPv2 are the only 2 Routing protocols in Win2k/RRAS and not many
firms are implementing it. The OSPF code is based on the Bay Networks design
in NT4-RRAS and now that Nortel has assume
nope, FECN and BECN are bits strictly in the frame relay header. ICMP
will have nothing to do with this. These bits will only be set by frame
relay switches in the cloud that don't know a thing about layer 3, IP,
or ICMP. When they can't process frames fast enough, they'll set these
bits to eas
Hi all
There seems to have been very few posts getting
through in the last 36 hours. I have posted a query regarding a console port
problem 4 times and have yet to get it back.
Anyone know whats going on.
Rudi
(CCIE LAB booked for 31/7)
I do not remember where I heard this, but 1024 was
chosen because it is the same number as a kilohertz.
The lab will,"kill ya and it hurts". Hence Kilohertz.
This first CCIE was 1025, if I remeber correctly.
Regards,
Frank Zahrt, CCNP CCDA
NEC Senior Network Engineer
--- "Michael L. Williams" <
Lee,
Actually you want to put the lan needs to be accessed
from internet into one of the DMZs. For PIX config, go
to Cisco web site, or the CD, under internet service
unit, you will find all the infor about it. In fact,
all cisco products have pretty decent documents on
their website.
No kiddin
Who ever said you had to be running IP on a frame relay link? ;-)
Different layers - nothing says functionality can't be duplicated. In theory,
FECNs and BECNs can I assume be used by the carrier to route around congestion,
without knowing or caring what the network layer protocol is. From m
Dale
The Frame-Relay service does not use ICMP, this would come from the end
node. The FECN/BECN would tell the edge switch, or router (depending on your
service providers implementation of Frame-Relay), to throttle back, and if
you are implementing certain features of Cisco's IOS (Adaptive Shapi
Congratulations!
Makeeda
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Brandon Carroll
> Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 4:05 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Passed CCNA!
>
>
> After 4 weeks of ICRC, 1 week of ICND, and a no sleep for th
Howdy,
I've got it down as session layer 5. And if that's what Cisco says it
is...for exam purposes..that's what it is! :>)
Bye,
Dale
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Subject: SQL, DNS session layer protocols
My apologies for those who have seen this a few
times... I haven't had much luck getting it posted so though I'd try it one last
time. No more after this. Promise.
Hi all
I have two 2nd hand 2501's that are giving me a few
headaches - when I plug the console cable into the console port I
Sorry friends, basic question again
May I know how to change the IOS of a cisco router? What is the procedures?
Where should we got new IOS for the router? copy from TFTP server?
If I just bought a pure new router, whether it is loaded with IOS, or we
have to install the IOS for that? If it i
I think it all comes down to the economics of the given situation, and the
function the 'windows router' will perform.
Now days, the term router is a rather broad term. It could be an OpenBSD
machine running Zebra, routing between two lan segments, with a piece of
cisco hardware routing between
Hi all
As I have been waiting for ages to get onto the
CCIE list I thought I might as well get everyone who is about to do their lab
together for a little brainstorming about preparation.
My preparation is as follows:
Doyle
Caslow
Hutnik
I also have been reading selectively from
> Yes, UNIX systems have had routing capabilities for a very long
> time, but saying "since the beginning of the Internet" is probably a
> bit of an exageration. In the beginning, there were things called,
> IMP's, which were basically custom code running on IBM RT-PC's, that
> handled rout
Hi Zack
The console cable and port work fine (9600 baud etc - have even tried other
baud rates in case someone changed the default) - I can plug it into one of
the other routers and it works fine for hours. Nothing I type has any effect
including carraige return.
Thanks
Rudi
- Original Me
Rudi,
Here is a piece of a live routers configured for VoIP. Not to hard to
configure it is just a pain in the butt to work with Cisco's IOS at the
moment because there are a lot of bugs. I get to configure router on a daily
basis so I am getting a lot of my lab work done while working. I have
c
Einstein died never having come close to proving the unified field theory.
You expect better from the likes of us? :->
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tazar Ing
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 1:29 PM
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Subject:
hi all,
when it comes to configuring interface for different link level
technologies (framerelay, ATM, serial ,etc) i am facing the difficulties
in finding example configurations or explanations.is ther any sites
which give this configurations or explanations ?
or is ther any one who is willing
I am having same problem, couldn't post any message on group study.
John
>From: "BIKEMAN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Posts not getting through ?
>Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 14:25:47 +1000
>
>Hi all
>
>There seems to have been very
Hi Tazar, you can actually look at some general books on distributed computing,
and we shall see
some theory likes Byzantine Theory, synchronisation, asynchronisation update &
election process etc .. i think that would help
in understanding the general theory of routing
Thks/Brgds
Jona
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