The best route is actually determined by the longest prefix match
Andy
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Priority does not affect route sele
They are "virtual" online flash cards that are free. You can now get to
them from my main home page. Just remember Priscilla! The url is:
http://www.priscilla.com
Priscilla
At 10:41 AM 6/21/00, Mensah, James wrote:
>Hi Priscilla,
>Am interested in getting buying) your flash card how do l go a
Everything you need to know about Cisco cable for the 25XX.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_fix/cis2500/2509/
acsvrug/cables.htm
Albert
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Got a good one for you all to ponder.
I am in the process of reassembling my lab. Routers have been off line for a
couple of weeks. Friday I brought two back on line to test some
configurations for someone. Discovered that I was unable to route.
Here is what I know:
Serial interfaces on both
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> One idea I can think of to document
Got a good one for you all to ponder.
I am in the process of reassembling my lab. Routers have been off line for a
couple of weeks. Friday I brought two back on line to test some
configurations for someone. Discovered that I was unable to route.
Here is what I know:
Serial interfaces on both r
I also had this same problem this weekend with a new to me (used and cleared
configuration) router (2501). I followed some good advice given here on
groupstudy and downloaded teraterm from download.com. all my problems went
away when using tera term instead of hyperterm. I was stumped. Thanx for t
Earl:
A piece of advice: Look at the big picture. I think it is fair to say
that the infrastructure of the internet as a whole is not going anywhere.
Routing protocols and the issues with securing/managing networks are going
are only becoming more complex. However, be that as it may, the operat
Visit
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/exam_list.ht
m
and look at both exam's outlines and compare the two. I believe you'll be
smart enough to figure this one out.
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Hello everybody,
I recently faced one strange problem with Ciscos.
If we have extended access-list:
access-list 101 permit tcp from any to any eq 80
access-list 101 deny ip from any to any
how does Cisco router processes fragmented packets ?
The problem is, only the first fragment with offse
Maria,
I also have my CCNA and am considering getting my CCNP. I work in a group
of 12 and am the only woman. I studied math in college and found most of my
classes were all males, if a female was in my class it was very unusual.
If you enjoy what you are doing, you are in the right field. Th
Will this do?
access-list 1 permit x.x.x.2 255.255.255.254
Daniel
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>
> Create an IP ACL, in as few lines as possible of course, which permits
> o
Hello everybody,
I recently faced one strange problem with Ciscos.
If we have extended access-list:
access-list 101 permit tcp from any to any eq 80
access-list 101 deny ip from any to any
how does Cisco router processes fragmented packets ?
The problem is, only the first fragment with offse
> From: BIKEMAN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> 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 c
here is the result:
CR357136-C(config)#access-list 52 permit 10.11.217.0 0.0.0.63 area 12
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
CR357136-C(config)#
... depending on how good this pasted the caret (^) is under the a in
area.
not good.
Kevin Wigle
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In fact you can use HSRP on the 2500 series. Thing is that they do not
support virtual MAC addresses (as you said), this is only supported on the
7000 series (or higher). This means that one of the routers (depending on
the priority) will respond to the ARP request of the clients with its own
MAC
Also take note that there are only certain versions of the IOS that supports
the standard dot1q(802.1q) at our shop we ran into a problem after upgrading
our RSP's to 12.0(10) which cisco sent us only to find out that it's only
isl capable. Now we've got to go back to 12.0(3)T in order to support
sure.. PPP (point-to-point protocol) and Frame relay are both different
layer two protocols that run on top of the T-1 service. PPP over T-1 is
the same PPP the is commonly used for modems when dialing up to an ISP.
It's based on the HDLC protocol.
Frame relay has an addressing scheme separate
I recently had this problem and followed the good advice received in this
forum. Try downloading 'teraterm' from download.com. it worked for me.
Larry Puckette - LANCP
Temple-Inland
Network Analyst
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Folks:I am preparing for the CCDA and plan to write same before 31
July, 2000. Ihave two questions. The first one revolves around
VPN. The other questiondeals with CISCO's Hierarchical Network Design
concepts.(1) Assume that I have six simple LANs - one HQ LAN
and 5 Branch LANs.Assume al
FYI, I found the answer I was looking for. For Unix, you HAVE to use
some kind of database backend. If you don't own a database product that
it support (Sybase or Oracle), you have to use Sybase SQL Anywhere, a
small Sybase compatible product that ships with CiscoSecure and supports
no more then
'fraid not - what I normally do for this sort of stuff is copy and paste to
a text editor, and stick a "no" in front of each entry, then copy-paste back in
- especially good for large access-lists (although remember to put a "no
access-list xxx" in front of the paste back.
Andy
Mark <[EM
I would also like to join the CCNA study group
kohposh.
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I would be glad to help the study group if some one wants me
Be yourself and dont try and bull the interviewer if you don't know an
answer. Get there 10 minutes early, be smart and polite etc. etc.
I posted my CV on www.dice.com and landed a job in New York inside 21 days
(I currently work in London). I didn't take it due to contractual
restrictions I wa
A milli is 1/1000 - just like a milli-litre is 1/1000 of a litre.
a micro (the back to front 'y') is 1/100.
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I beleive it is administratively prohibited - access-list or the like...
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>
> This is my first post so here goes.
>
> Can anyone enlighten me on what a !A response on a trace rout
Does
anybody have info on the Cisco Press book:
Building Cisco Multilayered Switched Networks
?
I've
found two different publication dates: October 1998
and
May 2000, and both have the same ISBN number
listed
for it.
I
really don't want to buy a 1998 book for a 2000 exam.
RM
CCNA
www.frforum.com
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> read it in the ICND book...but it does not give a very good
> explaination..help!!
>
> greatly appreciated..
It took me 3 goes to pass and I never usually fail either. I personally
think this is one HARD exam. I failed as I didn't give the exam the respect
it deserved the first time and missed it by 4/1000 the second time (gutted).
I didn't realise you can't abbreviate the type in answers. I creamed i
You can download (sent in your email) logos from
Cisco for the certs you currently hold. Go to www.cisco.com/certification and
follow the link into the tracking system at galton.
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Turn of your flow control (flow control - none) in
hyper-terminal it is the no1 killer of console connections.
:-)
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Hi all
I have two 2nd hand 2501
Wait'll they start required CCDE's.. ;->
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Got a good one for you all to ponder.
I am in the process of reassembling my lab. Routers have been off line for a
couple of weeks. Friday I brought two back on line to test some
configurations for someone. Discovered that I was unable to route.
Here is what I know:
Serial interfaces on both
You can change payloads to attempt to force certain dataconditions on the
line. For example, a you may wish to prove the line encodingon your T1/E1
so by sending a pattern of all 0's it stresses the line encoding and timing
recovery of the link. This is a basic data pattern test (better suited t
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Got a good one for you all to ponder.
I am in the process of reassembling my lab. Routers have been off line for a
couple of weeks. Friday I brought two back on line to test some
configurations for someone. Discovered that I was unable to route.
Here is what I know:
Serial interfaces on both ro
It's probably important to note that this only works if the remote is
configured for HDLC serial encapsulation I believe?
Darren
John Swartz wrote:
> SLARP - Serial Line Address Resolution Protocol.
>
> SLARP is most commonly used with auto-install.
> Please note: the documentation and how it a
Welcome aboard Douglas!
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> Douglas James Howe
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>
> I would be glad to help the study group if some one
Try this:
Given: 172.88.99.0/32
You want to permit only even-numbered addresse and deny odd number
addresses of the subnet
! The following line will permit all even numbered addresses.
access-list 1 permit 172.88.99.0 0.0.0.254
! The following line will deny all odd numbered addresses
Hi everyone;
Thank you everyone for the input to make the group successful, I also
benefit from passing my exam.\
Now I would like to have a little request, I would like to have all kind of
information about exam BCMSN,
any information are welcome.
Thanks
1/2 CCNP 2.0
Vincent
Please go to this URL:
http://sj-webadv.cisco.com/cgi-bin/webisapi.dll?Session=54158,U=8563,ST=13,N
=8,K=32598,P=Z,Case=457
EF
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Thanks for the Info. Loking forward to your concert next month.
Carlos Santana wrote:
> http://www.cisco.com/offer/bbip2/V430-100O3
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Are any current Cisco switches using cut through? The 5000s use Store and
Forward. The old Kalpana switches aka Catalyst 3000 used cut through.
Looking at an old EtherSwitch PRO16 manual (same same cat3k) it mentions
on-board buffering. "If the destination port is receiving a packet from
another E
Congratulations.
Why would you re-cert CCNA if you will have your CCNP? You should be using
that study time and brain power to study for higher certs, not regress back to
the entry level ones. (imho).
Douglas James Howe wrote:
> I found out that I passed the CCNA 2.0 beta exam, with a score
>Sounds like you guys were doing IBGP...
Could be, but there are several other explanations.
Let me go into the underlying rationale. According to RFC1930, which
is a must-read in understanding BGP, an AS is a set of addresses and
routers, under one or more administrations, that presents a c
Sounds like your company needs to pony up some training dollars.
Gabriel wrote:
> My comapany needs me to take (and pass =) the NetRanger
> Installation/Operations test so we can get to the Advanced Security partner
> designation (more discount, in other words.) We're still in the process of
> g
You only need one PVC per remote in a hub & spoke environment, which in your
example would be a total of two PVCs for the whole network. Even if you were
to design a full mesh it would only take 3 PVCs to connect each site to the
other two. R1-R2-R3-R1 (I suck at ASCII art).
Think about it, if yo
Invalid printf Syntax...aborted compilation...missing semi-colon :)
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From: Phil Barker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 10:02 AM
To: Jean-Michel Roberts
Cc: cisco GroupStudy
Subject: RANT: CertificationZone White Paper (Frame Relay) ???
While(
Hi,
Does anyone have any experience with the Boson exams for the CCNA 2.0? I
would like to buy it but when I went to their web-site, I got an option to
choose CCNA Exam # 1, 2 or # 3. What are the differences b/w the three? And
which one should I be buying to help me pass the CCNA 2.0 exam?
Ple
Centri is dead. You will not be able to get keys to unlock the program
anymore. Cisco doesn't offer any support on this product whatsoever,
other tham migration programs to a PIX.
Sammi wrote:
>
> Elvisonit has the below but we can't get past the license pass phrase.
> Does anyone have a sol
well lets see if he`s right .boys and girls.
first how do we calculate the sum
the ip address is 172.108.168.0
this is a class B address which would mean that in our question the last
digit is not important.
next it has "/21" which indicates a subnet mask of 21 bits...in a standard
ip a
That's to be a Premier Reseller (which I thought needed a revenue
commitment)
A "basic" reseller doesn't need anything really except to fill out the
forms.
(I got the "How to Become a Cisco Premiere Certified Partner" brochure in
front of me now)
Kevin Wigle
CCNP CCDA
Authorized Cis
Well in that case you have a definite edge.
Using the cisco acs along with cisco works
to configure appropriate network management
you can almost catch him in the act.
good luck
abdul rahman
A. Rahman, Ph.D.
Product Engineer
Digex, Inc.
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My music teacher used to say to me "How hard could it be, there are only 12
notes!"
[=`)
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>Or, in the case of m
The literature I have (BCMSN notes) refers to the PIM Designated Router in a
broadcast environment as having the highest numerical IP address of the
neighbouring routers in the same broadcast environment (same ethernet
segment).
Does anyone know if you can over-ride the IP address on an interface
Here is a workaround that has worked for all my machines.
Cheers
Rudi
Installing Cisco Documentation CD in Windows 2000
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David,
I have a question, as I understand that Checkpoint is
a software based firewall, right?
And it is faster than PIX, which makes me think that
software based firewalls sometimes can be faster than
hareware based ones, is that right?
Thanks
Kent
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It looks like that from your show version that the software version running
on your sup engine is 4.3. You should go to 5.4 or 5.5.
Don
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> Ladies and gents,
>
> I received a new module WS-X5234 ( RJ-45 10/10
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From: Ngo Van Dzung
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 10:36 AM
Subject: Logon to NT Server?
Hi all,
I have 2 LAN connect together over leased line. In
LAN 1 I using CISCO Router 2611 and in LAN 2 using CISCO Router 805. My IOS
software have o
all machines including the workgroup computers must be configured with the wins you
are using on the domain
the computers in the workgroup shloud appear in the net hood under the workgroup
name in the microsoft network portion of net hood
I have seen this before and it takes a while to heal . On
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
Depends if you're married or not. Most of the material for CCNP/CCDP can be
self-study but would highly recommend using mentorlabs' vLabs
(www.mentorlabs.com). Also, you might try to get into the BCRAN course as it
is a unique opportunity to understand internet technologies. Regardless, I
think it
I have seen Unix, Novell, and Microsoft boxes route in a functional network
many times. This is certainly a viable solution for routing (depending on
the exact router functions, size and design of the network) however I've
usually used PC's running routing protocols not to route, but to choose th
I agree with Oz's response.. you should take the Win2000 rollout, and plug
around a little.. talk to people.. network PEOPLE, and create contacts.
They may help you sometime down the road. It is a tight community, you
never know when you're going to run into someone again, probably on the job.
Do
With no experience skipping CCNA..CCDA.CCNP and so forth to do CCIE is much
like skiping 4 years of Medical school to then try and do a major brain
surgery in an OR.
Get the point ?
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It's already started. Where have you been?
William E Gragido <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
isn't going to begin in August of this year?> -Original Message-> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of> Shoaib Waqar> Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 3:08 PM> To: [EMAIL PROTEC
Aziz, Light! (Sorry, it's from "The Fifth Element" and I couldn't help it)
First, the easy one:
If you don't want RouterB to be able to dial to RouterA, simply do not define
interesting traffic (am I missing something?)
Second (the linear thinker in me) (Assuming Q.931 & Q.921 are cool)
Remove au
Let's not forget the 2510/2512. I got my 2510 for
$790, which is much cheaper than a 2509. It is Token
ring, which scares some people, but big deal...it'll
work just the same.
Regards,
Frank
--- Phil Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David,
>
> You need to look at the 2509/2511 series access
Ports 1 and 8 on a MAU are reserved for ring in and ring out for daisy
chaining MAU's. You cannot use them for stations.
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Subject: Re: Token ring question - Solved!
I would think the process of directing to the lest loaded server would be
higher in the stack than level 4. Except that the Alteon uses some statefull
firewall like table where it remembers the sessions going in to each server,
it would probably work best if all the servers are of alike power, wou
I agree Cost affects route selection and Priorty affects the selection of a
DR.
Why do you have "default-information Originate." in your config for 2
routers?. The reason for this command is if one of your router is learning a
default route from it's side of the network or from another routing p
sorry i don't see why you HAVE TO have 'ip classless'
as the networks are all full class C's (or maybe only
subnets of full class A's as they are 10.x.x.x??!!).
anyone else wants to clarify/confirm? :)
--- Troy C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Real quick...not seeing the whole config...
>
> "ip cl
Do we need standby preempt on the second one?
Thanks
Kent Yu
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> well, I dont see a ring speed set for you token
> interfaces for one...
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Route flapping is simply a route that keeps going up and down. Regardless
of routing protocol, participating routers will continuously have to update
their routing tables to account for the changes. If the route doesn't
stabilize, this can seriously affect the CPU usage levels on your routers,
d
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> We are going to upgrade our PIX1 to PIX520. But the sales not only
from
> agent but Cisco told us we could not transfer our original license to the
> new equipment. We have to trade in our PI
Hi Bharat
You can get it to work fine with Win 2k - have a look at my post earlier
today
Rudi
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Newsgroups: groupstudy.cisco
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2000 10:03 PM
Subject: Re: Cisco Documentation CD
>
Here here! And also, asking for material from CertificationZone when some
of the people that operate that site are major contributors to this list is
in especially bad taste.
Now, if you can turn Designing Addressing Architectures into a PDF and email
it to me, that's another story! ;-) (Just
Please help me with the password recovery for a 2503 (IOS 11.2 (16) )
Thanks
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Hello all I have a quick question. I have two 2501 routers and one of them
will not show the Ethernet0. I have done a wr erase and reload on this
router and I all I see is the Serial interfaces. Is there something that I
am doing wrong on this router or is the e0 dead?
Thank you for your help
Here you go...(watch the wrap)
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/itg_v1/tr1924.htm#xtocid282
4313
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the key will be
being able to identify the domain controllers by name, name resolution. if
the pc can't find the domain controller, PDC or BDC in nt4, your pc will not be
able to logon and you see the message you got. if the controller is on a
remote network and you are using tcpip your pc
I'm gonna have to disagree with that statement. At least in part. The MAU
that I have, STAR-TEK, ( I can't even find out how old it is, no Url.)
828AT, has 1-8 ports and a Ri and a Ro also. Tell me if yours is
the same way?
Dale
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Has anyone got a config for working access-lists for FTP and FTP data
I'm able to establish a connection for FTP, but can't get any data. The
client is using FTP-passive mode.
The FTP server at client end is configured only for outbound only
Upon doing logging found that 102 denies ftp packets
Chet,
Boson also do a CVOICE simulated test.
Mark
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Hello all,
>
> Can anybody tell me what is the best way to study for this exam? I have
exam
> this week and got old ACRC book by Clare Cough. There is no book
published
> for it yet.
> It's covering OSPF, EIGRP, BGP...
> What type of questions are in the exam?
>
> Best regards,
> Sabeen
Hello.
Does Cat2948G(not 2948G-L3) have capability of MLS with
external router as MLS-RP?
I have a 3640 now.
Which is the cheapest Cat to get L3 switching with the 3640.
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I am trying to learn T1 digital network in and out.
Would you please refer any site that explains this technology.
All I could find were products which use T1 technologies.
thanks
rayza
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How would SQL be defined as a Session Layer Protocol??
Could somebody help me understand this?
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ps.
The only static route that is redistributed into the routing protocols by
default is the default route. And, I know that is true for RIP, you'd have
to look and see if it were true for other routing protocols also.
If you want other static routes to be advertised you have to use the
redistrib
Hi,
I'm new in this field and working with cisco 2600
router and 1900/2900 switches. Faceing problem of
broadcast in my internal LAN of 150 PC's, can this
problem is solved by VLAN of swithes, if this is
possible can somebody guide me about VLAN or any link
from where i can obtain details of that
Hi all
I would like to limit an IP address on our network to 256k, the reason is
because they have internet access and I dont want them to use up all the
bandwidth, I dont want to dedicate the bandwidth, just put a limit on the
maximum they can use, I have looked several places and have tried som
Hi, all.
Though the null interface is the best solution for load in the ruter
CPU, which
extended / standard access-list is the best to reduce the load?
Extended one's result may be depends on where it will be put or the
case, so where
should it be configured? Destination?
If you have some good ex
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ps.
Has anyone dealt with
this... I have a bunch of 2500's in my home lab & I realized that my
2512 has a FLASH Card "port" on the motherboard.
Any ideas for the
workable part #'s (I did comb the CCO to no avail)
Any experiences ???
I did see a few references to IOS complications (th
You either need to enable WINS on the NT server or
setup a LMHOSTS file to tell the clients on LAN 2 where to find a domain
controller. I will leave it up to you to find information on setting up
WINS or LMHOSTS files.
I would also recommend that you only send a message
once to the list.
Gunjar,
Yes you can separate broadcast domain's with VLAN's. The process is pretty
much what networking is all about. IF you are able to get the Cisco Press
book, Cisco LAN Switch Configuration ISBN 1-57870-094-9. The book is well
written, easy to follow, and will explain a lot.
Good luck net
Phil,
Hi! Ive never put a card in there before...I can sell you (2) 8-meg flashes
for $105/pc ($210 total). Please let me know if you are interested. That
is a very good price!!!
ttyl,
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796
Optimized Systems Inc
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