Books:
1. CCCNA Study Guide - Todd Lammle
2. Cisco TCP/IP Routing Professional Reference - Chris Lewis
3. CCNA Exam Notes (Sybex)
4. Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices (ICND) - Cisco Press
Web Sites:
1. www.cisco.com
2. www.groupstudy.com
3. http://www.hojmark.org/networking/index.htm
Hi brian:
I don´t know exactly about your dsu/csu, and also I´m speaking from europe, my
experience is with G703 protocol, and I needed configure it manually, at
hardware level.
Match with the channels in both senese
set DTE, DCE
Balance or Unbalance...ect..
(Is better consult your DSU manual)
ip helper-address [ip address of the server]
In a Windows NT 2000 environment you need to add WINS by going into the Add
New Programs dialog box. LMHOSTS is easy...best for you to use the help
system and a default LMHOSTS file is already on the server...do a search for
it then modify the file onc
Try to get the 2521 or similar, It has 4 serial ports so you can use up to
four dlci's. The 4000 is good also but you will have to buy the modules and
it is more expensive.
Nigel
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hello Natasha,
i think u have very bad thinking for this kind of subject, what i feel is
that u should be happy that people are sharing information & technology & i
feel its must in this fast moving IT era.
Ask those guys who developed Linux kind of OS & how much happy they are
after seeing that
Took CCDA yesterday in London.
120 mins
72 questions
4 case studies
An experience!
Cheers
George
=
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CCNA, MCP
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Far i know none of the technologies ( VSATs ) have the capability for a fall
back arrangemenet. The LAN cards on the satellite equipment(IDU,DPU,NIU and
so many Us), doesn;t re route the packets nor do they have the option of
mentioning a backup interface. The wiser option would be to us
BTW that is from enabled root, not config.
Larry
malzubt wrote:
> What is the simplest way to set the time on a router.
>
> thanks
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>From Cisco's website (IOS 12).
Set the system clock
>clock set (hh:mm:ss date month year)
or
>clock set (hh:mm:ss month date year)
IOS
12.0 Basic system management
HTH,
Larry
malzubt wrote:
What is the simplest way to set the time on
a router.
thanks
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> How can I get a Cisco router to chop up large packets of one protocol type
> (say FTP) coming in on a LAN interface so that smaller packets of some
> other, higher-priority protocol can be interleaved on an outgoing WAN
> interface that they share?
>
You can use
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, malzubt wrote:
> What is the simplest way to set the time on a router.
How often do you want to set it?
"ntp peer nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn" works for me if the router is on the net.
Plug in the IP address of your favorit public time server.
Also look at the "clock timezone" and
use the clock set command .. sample : clock set 10:05:00 26 Jun 2000
However, the router will reset the clock whenever it is rebooted. It is
better to use a timing server for proper timing configuration.
Regards
Atif Awan
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I for one am flattered by this message. I am also reminded of the reasons I
have enjoyed this group so much. Nothing like a bunch of folks learning
together. Finding out different ways of doing things. Sharing those
discoveries.
Some highlights of my time here include Cthulu's K-mart firewall, an
the e0 is dead. service call it
"Lewis, John M" wrote:
> 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
I passed with just lammle's book and Dumps from websites...Just study hard
and know what your readin...I dont think you need more than that
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Hi Group,
In a LAN environment, we have Cisco Works and few Cisco switches with 10/100
Mbps and Gbps ports. I want to monitor them simultaneously for traffic on
each port. I am aware of MRTG too, but dont know whether it will monitor
Gbit port?
question is:
1. How to monitor Gigabit port?
2
Thanks,
Would you have any links/ leads of how to accomplish this.
Thanks
Vikram
Michael Le wrote:
> HI Vikram,
>
> It is not possible to run HSRP without two routers,
> but fortunately for you... your 6506 has two MSFC.
> That will work just fine.
>
> Mike
>
> --- Vikram Mathu <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi All,
I was
wondering if anyone in the group had any ATM experience using Bay 5000 and
Centillion 1600 ATM switches.
I'm trying to solve a problem with the LES/BUS and remote coop
pairs within the ELANs. When running a "show les"
that various ELANs show LES/BUS as partially and
Try to upgrading to a newer version of the IOS
quezada wrote:
> the e0 is dead. service call it
>
> "Lewis, John M" wrote:
>
> > 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
> > route
Hi
Static routing is also a sort of a routing protocol, but everything is
entered manually. Hence if you ha dynamic routing protocol, you need
redistribute static to make the static routes advertised by the dynamic
protocol. THere is an exception though, when you use the default route,
0.0.0
Overviews on T1 and E1 (other comms info such as ISDN, ADSL etc) can be
obtained from any reputable test equipment manufacturers website. Check out
www.ttc.com or www.hp.com and look for technical white papers or overviews
on technology.
Keith
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Thanks to everyone (sorry. it is belated) who
responded to my query on good online stores for Cheap
Cisco Books.
Steve.
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I came to know from Cisco website that there are 5
CCIEs in India. Does anyone know are they on this
list? One of my friend in India is enquiring about it.
He just wants to get in touch with them. If anyone is
aware about their email address, then please send it
to me or if Ind
> > What is the simplest way to set the time on a router.
> How often do you want to set it?
> "ntp peer nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn" works for me if the router is on the net.
> Plug in the IP address of your favorit public time server.
> Also look at the "clock timezone" and "clock summer-time" commands.
>
Help me please!
I know the port 389 should be open for proper functioning of LDAP. I have
case specific trouble - The Netscape directory server and Microsoft exchange
server are differed by a firewall in between. The maintenance people complain
that they could not replicate the directory en
hi
we have an Openroute Proteon GT75 ISDN router connecting
to our ISP via ISDN2e (UK). it seems to work fine as dial on
demand, transferring email to exchange server too
however, we are looking to change it for varying, unavoidable
reasons, and our ISP has supplied a managed Cisco 801
which was
>Dinesh_Kakkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,
>hello Natasha,
>
>i think u have very bad thinking for this kind of subject, what i feel is
>that u should be happy that people are sharing information & technology & i
>feel its must in this fast moving IT era.
>Ask those guys who developed Linux kind
All,
Just received my copy of Que's CCIE 350-001: Routing and Switching
ISBN: 078972359X
Just wanted anyone who was interested in knowing that it is now available.
Haven't read all of it yet, but I like what I see so far.
I think this will be an excellent review before the exam on the 30th.
There's a few good links off this site:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/116/
But nothing can compare to the book:
Sonet & T1: Architecture for Digital Transport Networks
ISBN: 0134475909
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Dale, I concur. Most MAU's that I have worked with are 8 port plus
RI and RO. And further, these do an internal wrap around, so RI and
RO are only used to connect to other MAU's. No RI-RO cable is needed
if the MAU is stand alone.
Ray M
CCNA
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FYI,
Below is info for the Denver Cisco User Group.
Greetings Everyone,
We have scheduled the July DCUG meeting for Thursday, July 27th. Our topic
will be Multiservice QOS and it's being presented by Steve Brown of Cisco
Systems. Steve has been a Consulting SE for several years and has
exte
From: ElephantChild [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> So IMHO in Cisco IOS ACLs there is an implicit rule like this:
>>
>> access-list 101 permit ip from any to any fragments
>> ! "fragments" is an imaginary option, Cisco doesn't understand it in fact
>>
>> Is it true ?
>It used to be. In late 19
I'm going to disagree with you on your last point. CCNP and CCDP are
absolutely attainable through self study and no lab.Around Feb of this
year I started on the CCNP track and I've gotten through 3 of the 4 exams
needed for CCNP, all I have left is Support (which I plan on taking when
Barnes
"Dale Cantrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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?
We have to qualify th
I am currently in the process of finding new long distance provider and data
carrier, and that has been more frustrating than I ever dreamed of. All
those sales people promise everything, but I need some feedback from some of
you computer guys that deals with this, to see if you are satisfied or n
> Alex,
> If you are using a Cache engine (Cisco cache engine)
> Go to the interface that is connected to the Internet and
> redirect all http traffic to the interface where your cache
> engine resides.
Yes, I have already done this (I use Squid, but Squid 2.3 supports Cisco
WCCP v.1).
As soon
Good questions.
First is the standard. Is the MS exchange server LDAP compliant?
Netscape has employed the author of the LDAP protocol ( he wrote
is doctoral dissertation on LDAP) as a result they are completely
LDAP compliant. Make sure there are no inconsistencies with respect
to the MS requ
Nigel,
We have Nortel's ATM solution in our LAN. The "partially operational"
result is usually caused by one of two things or both.
1. Your call routes (on one side) are not set correctly.
2. There is an error (on one side) in the remote les/bus address.
Specifically, the error means that tra
I was not going to respond on this one, but I have to back Howard. As a
networking professional, I have no problem helping others, but as soon as
the work becomes involved, or starts taking great amounts of my time, I have
to charge you. Everyone is entitled to make a living. If you are "sharing
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> This test costs $200.00 to take at a Sylvan testing center. I am willing
to
> sell both for $300.00, or will sell s
Adam,
You
are absolutely correct.
Say
that you have the following scenario
win9x
<> routerA routerB <>
PDC/BDC
your win9x machine can log on to the NT domain
easily by applying the "ip helper-address" command to the ethernet interface of
router
I haven't seen any feedback on the FRS 2.0 Beta so...
I took it Friday, June 23. The last day it was available.
232 Questions in 180 minutes! Needless to say, I was happy to be on
question 232 and to have 5 minutes left on the clock. It was what might
be expected after seeing the Routering 2
Shouldn't it, for maximum elegance, be "Permit 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.254"? Not
that it winds up mattering, but "2" is the 7th bit of the octet, not the
8th; it'll be wildcarded out. Any even number would work, of course; what
matters is that the last bit is 0 not 1.
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>
Does anyone know of a listing showing a comparison of different types of
learning, resources required, cost, effectiveness, etc. for advancing
through the Cisco certs?
I have a limited budget for my education and am overwhelmed with all the
possible paths to get the knowledge to become CCNP, CCDA
Anyone having problem getting the CCNA logo from Cisco Tracking website?
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Does anyone know of any study and user groups in
RTP area. I am in the process of relocating and would like to join.
Thanks,
George
Hi there
I have worked with these beasts before Cisco decided to buy up the whole
kaboodle (Aironet)
They work well as long as you dont have interference concerning line of
sight .
Sometimes they can really get full of sh.. nonsense in a bridge type
environment .
They have to be line of sight an
Adam,
As an
alternative, you could point your win9x machine to a WINS server that has
registered your PDC or create a static map via the LMHOSTS
file.
Patrick
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I have deployed the Aironet Wireless LAN between two of our buildings. The
buildings are 300 yards apart. There is a clear line of site. We have
approx 20 users coming across the line for email, file and print services,
internet access and a few client server apps. The 11mbps is half duplex.
T
Which is the equivalent in new cisco certification to the CCNA? or tell me
the exam to be CCNA now.
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What is the difference between an NT1 and a TA? Not having used either, I
see the are both "defined" as equipment that converts non-ISDN-compliant
signals... But I also see that the TA connects to the NT1.
Rob Montgomery CCNA MCP
IA Systems Analyst
Sytex, Inc./ Naval Special Warfare Command
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In discussions like this, I find it very helpful to write everything out in
binary, even as part of the post, just to help new folks visualize what is
really taking place.
Most people's eyes glaze over when you talk about number theory. But in
order to understand what is happening in both binary
Sorry for the imprecise answer and for getting back so late...just got back
from vacation.
Actually, you are correct. A 27-bit mask is what you need.
If you were to use the 28-bit mask that I suggested, it would have excluded
the 172.16.10.16 range.
Good job!
>From: "Sriram Venkataramani" <[
I have an Aironet 4800b access point and a couple of client cards.
There have been problems with the new code they are using. They
apparently changed to a new radio and a new OS (VxWorks) when they started
the 4800 series units. One of the biggest problems to my mind is the lack
of any scalable
We are having some odd line problems at one of our branches that none of us
have been able to figure out so I thought I'd throw this one out to the
group.
>From time to time, sometimes many weeks in between events, our csu/dsu
begins to report OOF and AIS (T1 yellow alarm) errors, but the line wi
Hi all, i've faced a problem of 802.1Q trunk between Catalyst 4003 & 3640
router. This is what i've configured :
For 4003, i've enabled the trunk to use 802.1Q encapsulation, plus allow the
necessary vlan ID being carry over the trunk.
For 3640, i've configured the subinterfaces for each of the
Lucent's WaveLan now Orionoco has access control based on MAC address,
anyone else using it?
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Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 11:07 AM
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Subject: RE:
You could also use 2 25xx back to back and switch frame relay across the
tunnel..a friend of mine just got this working for me .
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I am assuming that you have also tried replacing your equipment. If not
start there. As far as the local telco saying they didn't do anything other
then test is typical. I hear this excuse often. Same type of scenerio.
Problem with line, escalate to local telco, they montior, problem goes away
Title: RE: Slightly OT: Telco Line Problems
Hmm and it's not the fault of USWorst?
A couple of things come to mind -
You may in fact have a bad CSU; can you replace it with another unit
and see what happens? How far are you from your demarc (where the line
enters the building)? And how
Hello:
I am about to spend some money on BCSN. Could you please let me know if you
have taken a CCNP course
in Seattle, WA and let me know if it was worthed.
Thanks,
Billy
BSEE, CCNA, Compaq ASE
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My guess is that yest, it is the fault of USWorst, but proving it is
difficult in this case. :-(
The demarc is on the second floor of a supermarket on one side of the
building, while the extended demarc is on the bottom floor, opposite side of
the building. LBO is set to 0db. Perhaps I should
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> > 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
We're using 802.11b in our office and we love it. We use the Apple AirPort
base station, which is made by Lucent but sells for only $299. It supports
up to 10 users but you need a Macintosh to configure it (or a freeware Java
app). As far as NICs, we're using Lucent PCMCIA cards. We're getting
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Sendmail seems to be a little unstable these last few days. Last night
I stopped everything, cleared the queue and restarted. That seems to have
fixed the problem (for now). But you may not receive all of the messages
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Does anyone know of a program that will capture IP Accounting information
for billing purposes?
Thanks,
Paul Borghese
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Look for a corelation between outages and weather. High winds or rain.
Many years ago I worked for NYTel. Fiber didn't exist then. Only copper for
T-1s. At one repeater location in a manhole there was a bad seal on the can
or the repeater folks wanted job security. Every time there was a major ra
yes...
u r rite...
u cant dial out using a serial/synch port as an asynch as wid ur 2501
try the aux port, configure an asych interface (u'll only get one asynch
option since 1 aux port), search for a sample config at Cisco site "Dial Out
through AUX"
'Bliss'
"Tan Choh oon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Also,
you may want to request that the local loops be put on monitoring for a
while. This may help them to identify problems.
Joe
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The reason I asked is because the sh isdn output indicates 'spid1 NOT valid'
and 'spid2 NOT valid'. That would indicate to me a problem of some sort with
the spid configuration.
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Intermittent problems are the worst. I have had problems like this in
the past and have found two potential remedies.
1. Make US West put their best technician on this issue and to have
them place a TBird type tester on site and at the CO to verify they are
getting to your CSU. It may take qui
I would recommend something in the 2600 series as opposed to 2500. The 2500
are fixed and the 2600 are modular allowing for growth, ISDN backup
interfaces etc. Also, the 2500 run from flash meaning anytime you want to
upgrade the IOS the router has to come down. 2600's run form memory allowing
you
The 4 subnets belong to diff areas. The summarization would be per area. I
don't understand where area 23 came from ?!!! ( that is the process ID - Has
nothing to do with OSPF areas )
To the best of my knowledge on a ABR you would summarize per area in the
area range command. In this case i don't
Hmmm I wonder if IP accounting info is available through a MIB? I'll
have to check. If so, you could write a script to capture the data using
snmp. I'm not aware of a program out there already that does this, but if
snmp can grab the data from the routers it would be a fairly simple script
The aironet device is slick. I like what I've used so far, we are deploying
it into all thousand of our remote sites. It is pretty expensive though,
and its supposed to move to 100 MB within 12 months, so the technology is
still fairly new, and prices reflect. The device is menu driven and e
I had a problem circuit like this once. The line would be good for a while
and would then go down for 8-10 hours sometimes longer and then come back
up. The line would go down, I would call the telco(AT&T), they would run
some loopback tests. Everything would be fine on the line. They would s
The NT1 terminates the line coming from Telco (U interface) and converts
from a U interface (2 wire, RJ45) to an S/T interface (a 4 wire bus, also
RJ45.) It also provides Telco with a test point. The TA is a terminal
adapter, which converts the S/T interface into whatever interface your data
equip
Why do my e-mails to the groupstudy not show up?? Is this a moderated forum?
This is sort of a test. I have never seen one of my replies in the list. I
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I have had the same thing. Once I was having a timing problem and was
troubleshooting with the telco and finally convinced them to swap out some
equipment at the CO(a mux I believe). The problem cleared up. About 3
months later the circuit bounced and the same problem was back. They had
tried
I recently purchased a 2501 Router with IOS 12.0 and upgraded the memory to
16MB. But when the router boots up, it shows 14,???K/2048K. Is this what
it's suppose to show for 16MB. The memory module I installed is a 16MB
Parity 70ns simm. Just wondering if that's the way it shows 16MB of RAM.
>We are having some odd line problems at one of our branches that none of us
>have been able to figure out so I thought I'd throw this one out to the
>group.
>
>From time to time, sometimes many weeks in between events, our csu/dsu
>begins to report OOF and AIS (T1 yellow alarm) errors, but the li
try NeTraMet
(http://www.auckland.ac.nz/net/Accounting/ntm.Release.note.html). It uses
Netflow data to do accounting.
Dave LaPorte
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I am going to get my CCNA certification. Cisco's website says CCNA v2 is
out..
Whats the difference between that and CCNA v1? and what books cover the
CCNA v2?
I am currently reading the Sybex book.
Joe Lin
Network Engineer
916.933.5412 x304
Electronic Freight Exchange, Corp.
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Or heat... intermittent failures can often be resolved to a heat-sensitive
connection somewhere along the way, especially if your problems show up in
the summer but not winter.
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> >We are having some odd line problems at one of our branches that none of
us
> >have been able to figure out so I thought I'd throw this one out to the
> >group.
> >
> >From time to time, sometimes many weeks in between events, our csu/dsu
> >begins to report OOF and AIS (T1 yellow alarm)
There are two types of DRAM memory in the Cisco 2500 series routers: primary
and shared (packet). Primary memory is used to store the operating
configuration, routing tables, caches, queues, and packets. Shared memory is
used to store incoming and outgoing packets.
In your case there is no "fixed"
It has been said that CCNA v2 has more switching question than CCNA v1, VLAN
and so forth.
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I am going to get my CCNA certification. Cisco's websit
Hey guys, looking for any good sites on ccie preparation. Any suggestions?
Thanks
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This means the csu/dsu cannot synchronize on the framing bit, or it might
mean there is a clocking or "slip" problem. Out of Frame (oof) errors
occur when enough frame errors have been logged. This indicates the
equipment has lost framing completely.
When the csu/dsu is reporting RAI (T1 yello
Does anyone have any info on this group - meeting times, dates, locations or
website
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try CTRL + Q... works in Hyperterm...
GWA
Antonio Marfil wrote:
> what is the pix firewall 5.0 equivalent of hitting + on a
> cisco router to break out of a long 'show' command? + does
> not work.
>
> thanks in advance for your help.
>
> tony
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Russ,
I think you can configure the 'rate-limit' under the
interface, it is pretty easy, just configure an ACL
then limit the bandwidth, you are done.
Kent
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>
> I would like to limit an IP address on our network
> to 256k, the reason is
> b
Sounds as if your wiring from the demarc to your equipment is rather long.
Many folks use Cat5 cable for these connections. If you suspect that you are
picking up interference locally then a possible solution is a shielded pair
wire called something like t-shield that is designed to protect such
c
Anyone have any good information about this new product? I know it is
the old Arrowpoint switch but I am looking for more info.
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I didn't even catch that pun at first! heh heh...
Yes, the demarc is extended using a 66 block at each end. The NIU connects
to a 66 block, and we have a conduit running clear across the building to
our branch where the line terminates at another 66 block, and from there we
go to a biscuit jack
John -
Why not request that US West comes out and moves the smart-jack closer to
the equipment. It may cost some money, but if you have them move the
smart-jack you can rule out your cabling as the problem. Have they replaced
the smart-jack? If not you may want to have them do that at the same
you know, it was wierd... my exact entries on the PIX config were as follows;
>>access-list 100 permit ip 10.1.10.0 255.255.255.0 10.1.1.0 255.255.255.0
and
>>isakmp key xxx address 63.x.x.x netmask 255.255.255.255
as pertaining to the tunnel. (If you have a good idea of what constitutes
Title: RE: ISDN problem
Hi:
I have had several problems with spids being invalid and usually it is because the telco has mis-assigned your local spid numbers you use to talk to the local switch. Check with the telco first and if they say the numbers are correct, try to clear the bri interfa
I know this should go to majordomo help, but I didn't see how to set the
list to digest mode..
Can anyone tell me what the command is?
Joe Lin
Network Engineer
916.933.5412 x304
Electronic Freight Exchange, Corp.
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