Depend on whether you are trunking (E&M) or simply extending functionality
over a data network (FXO) - I think.
Not an expert...
Keith
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> I have a MC3810, which port should I connect to PBX
hi, could u guys please help me on how to go about rebooting a router, what
commands do I type in, and what happens when the router is rebooted, are all
the configs lost.
please help
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Hello all
Is their a way to apply qos for a certain period of
time?
What I need is for some period of time to allow
only SNA traffic to pass while for certain periots of the day i need to allow
both VOIP and SNA traffic to pass through. I am considering to use
RSVP.
Any help will be app
dear all,
I have a problem while connecting AS5300 to Radius Infranet(by portal), from
the infranet log(shown at the bottom) there is only 1'st start accounting
packet that not recognize a frame-IP-address (202.137.113.39), is there any
parameter in AS5300 or Infranet that we should configure to
John,
I have indeed seen this as well. (spooky that we share the same name Rob).
This is undoubtedly caused by autosensing. You will have to set you server
NIC to full duplex and 100 meg then set the switch port to this as well.
You will then lose the errors. It seems to happen between Compaq a
I could ping IP address in windows 98 dos window successfully,but when i
telnet on my router (2610)
i could not ping IP address outside of my router,and if i ping
www.ibm.com,for example ,i could not get right DNS resolution,but i have set
up DNS server on router by "ip name-server a.b.c.d "
Rout
Hi,
is there any good BSCN books out there.
Regards,
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Soft reload issue the command "reload" and for hard reboot pull the power
plug, and you should retain your config' assuming you have issued the "wr m"
after making any configurational changes
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I was thinking that wouldnt it be better if the ip header had the
destination ip address field before the source ip header field and the TCP
header had the destination port field before the source port field. I am not
sure what kinda performance effect willl it have but since at the Data link
lay
Can someone advise on BOSON testing software or any other preparation
materials?
Thank You in advance
DA
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Does anyone know when the Foundation 2.0 exam will be made public. The beta
ended late June.
"...to hell with what other people think, I'm ridin' my own broom!" L. M.
Cynthia Bridgett, raised in SE DC
an
It looks like your router may not be getting a response from your DNS
server. Can you ping that server by its IP?
Have you tried tracerouting from the router to the address that the PC was
able to get to?
>
>I could ping IP address in windows 98 dos window successfully,but when i
>telnet on
Something to consider. Although the 3600 can support a HSSI port you need
to think about how much throughput will be going through the router. We had
a 3640 with about 80 BGP entries and about 50 lines of ACL on it with 128MB
of RAM. It had 10-12MB sustained throughput on one of its interface
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You may also want to consider plugging it directly into a switch with a
layer 3 route/switch module. If you already have a switch in your network
it might make more sense to upgrade the switch then to purchase a seperate
device.
I know the Catalyst4000 on up can handle ATM T3s. And I think
Does anyone know what ports TACACS uses?
I have read on cisco website
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/pix_v42/pix42cfg/p
ix42apa.htm
that 'TACACS requires one definition for port 65 on TCP and another for port
49 on UDP'.
I have allowed these ports through on an ACL,
On Tue, Jul 25, 2000 at 10:44:38AM -0400, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
> Aside from personal curiosity and planning the next BGP paper for
> CertZone, I have the ulterior motive of writing a proposal for an
> Internet Routing book, that is more operational-environment, less
> configuration and pr
On Tue, Jul 25, 2000 at 11:53:09AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there anyway or any program that could automate this process?
> (how are the other companies dealing with this problem?)
You can write shell scripts Break the task into pieces...
One shellscript for example that reads al
When debuging, make sure you turn off any
route-caching. You want packets processed switched
not fast switched.
Also you can try "debug tacacs events"
William Swedberg CCNP CCDP
--- Radford Dion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Does anyone know what ports TACACS uses?
>
> I have read on
Im gonna have to disagree with you Priscilla, although you are "technically"
correct. Let me explain.
T1 rules state that there must be a 15% ones (marks) density, or no more
than 15 consecutive zeros (spaces). Although AMI/B8ZS is only a line coding
protocol (how marks and spaces are represente
Hi all,
I haved passed my CCNA and going to start preparing for CCNP2.0
Having gone thru the BSCN syllabus in Cisco.com and Boson.com..they have added
many new topics..One of which is Advanced Routing..
I would like to know what this portion actually covers???
Moreover Access Lists,Novel and Apple
How would you determine the date and time of activities recorded in a log
file?
Thanks for any input
rayza
Example:
2924c#sh log
Syslog logging: enabled (0 messages dropped, 0 flushes, 0 overruns)
Console logging: level debugging, 115 messages logged
Monitor logging: level debugging
I have a few more month till I take the written portion and I am looking to
take my first attempt at the lab about 6 months after that.The web site says
you have to have completed your written exam to join. Is this true.
Duck
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Group,
How would you interpret / translate these entries and if you see any trace
of error how would you troubleshoot it?
Thank you for responding
2924c#show controllers ethernet-controller
Transmit FastEthernet0/5 Receive
538094835 Bytes 3906491772 Bytes
362459
Thanks Adam, Priscilla, Karen, Don and others who gave me input on this.
It's nice to know that I've not gone completely mad (yet), so I'll continue
my journey through the rest of the book.
Have a great weekend,
Ole
Ole Drews Jensen
Systems Network Manager
CCNA, MCS
It's actually tcp port 49, according to my packet sniffer.
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> Subject: TACACS through firewall
>
>
>
> Does anyone know what ports TACACS uses?
>
> I ha
I've passed the written but still haven't had a reply about my subscription.
I think they only add people periodicly
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Hi,
Can you please indicate which Boson test is the best to use to prepare for
the CCDA and CID exams?
Thanks,
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> materials?
>
> Thank You in advance
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we have just implemented cisco secure - it is using all ports
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Subject: FW: TACACS through firewall
It's actually tcp port 49, according to my packet sniffer.
> -Orig
Seems like some should be familiar with their port numbers after all chances are
you're going to want to know what are other common ports. So heres a listing.
http://www.antioffline.com/TID/assignments/port-numbers
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Also could anybody give a review on the new beachfront tests for ccnp
2.0.
They say they have a full set but I don't see it on the web site.
Would like some review before i purchase them.
Thanks
Duck
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I know the passing score for the CCNA 2.0 is 822 but I
don't know the number of questions and the time...
Hartmut, are sure there are only 65 questions in 105
min.? I thought the CCNA 2.0 is supposed to be harder.
--- Ian Schorr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds more like the CCNA 1.0...
>
>
The 3102 will not function as a DCE device, only
as a DTE device. it is missing the chip which supplies clock on the serial line
neccessary for DCE interface.
Richard Foltz, CCNP, CCDP, MCSE+I, Network+,
A+Technical Solutions ConsultantSprint ENS
"Kevin Wigle"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
I think ONE of the main purposes of the term 'layer 3 switching' was to show
off multiple VLAN routing within the high-end Cisco switch. This is a really
cool technology within a switch and is definately beneficial when running
several VLANs on one or more switches...No external routers to route b
Why on earth did you not give yourself time to retake it if you fail? If
you do fail you will now have to go and study a bunch more things before you
will be ready to test again!
Good luck.
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>To: [EMAIL PROTEC
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Bob & Karen Timmons wrote:
> The 4000, 6700, 7000 and 12000 series support T3 (DS3)
3600's support T3...heck, 3600's support 155Mbps ATM..(i *know*
you won't get that speed out of them, but its supported as far as an
interface). A 3600 can have up to 3 DS3 interfac
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Cisco Wave wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> We are running at 90%, and we need to use compression
> on a T1 link.
Your routers cpu is running at 90%? Or your link is at 90%? Either way,
you are in not to good of shape.
> Which one will provide the best results : Predicto
I was hoping to get feedback on configuring a 2948g-l3 switch. I've set it
up so that the 1st port (fastethernet 1) is on my local network
(192.168.1.x) and another port (fastethernet 20) to be on another network
(192.168.5.x). I believe I have configured it correctly since I am now able
to ping
> And by default, most current Cisco routers already have Fast Switching or
> better enabled (unless extended IP access lists are applied, if I remember
> right).
I think this is an outdated statement, although I do not know
what IOS release(s) changed this thought. On a 2500 running
12.1(2) IP
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Adrian Chew wrote:
> I've seen this in some configurations where traffic is sent via a route-map
> to an IP address that is on the same subnet as a router's loopback
> interface.
>
> Eg.
>
> interface ethernet 0
> ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
> ip policy route-map
>
> One shellscript for example that reads all routers out
> of an ASCII database or simply an ASCII database, that
> is read by script, here a snipplet from a script I use
> to save running config of all routers mentioned in file
> CISCOS=path
>
> for entry in `cat $CISCOS`
> do
> # re
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Duncan Maccubbin wrote:
> Something to consider. Although the 3600 can support a HSSI port you need
> to think about how much throughput will be going through the router. We had
> a 3640 with about 80 BGP entries and about 50 lines of ACL on it with 128MB
You had 80 BGP
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Andreas Klemm wrote:
> You can write shell scripts Break the task into pieces...
>
> One shellscript for example that reads all routers out
> of an ASCII database or simply an ASCII database, that
> is read by script, here a snipplet from a script I use
> to save running
Yeah. Go to Solar Wind's website, key in your credit card number and you
will get your very own key.
I did this a few months back and it works wonderfully.
Jeff Odell
CCNA CCDA
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Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 10:18 AM
To:
It seems to me that unless he's already taken the CIT exam, he'll have to
study it anyway. Besides, learning is a _good_ thing. It increases your
worth to current/prospective employers. :-)
Karen E Young
NEtwork Engineer
ELF Technologies, Inc
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Please also be advice that scanning and probing tools
are prohibited, and are not permitted for use on most company's network without
authorization from network security folks.
regards
Anonymous
CCNA SunSCA MSCE CNE
computer security officer
--- "Paul Borghese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>Thi
On Fri, Jul 28, 2000 at 11:27:20AM -0500, Brian wrote:
> you do realize that you are passing your enable password/secret in clear
> text for anyone on that machine to see in the output of a "ps -aux / ps
> -ef"? I woudln't recommend doing that. It would be more secure to open a
> file handle to
Hey Paul,
thanks for clearing that up. What is that copyright holder's address you
speak off?
Jason
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Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 5:06 PM
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Subject: Re: solar winds regi
first ,
i dont like the look of the broadcast frames bieng sent .
Thi s would indicate that either
1. the default gateway is wrong
2. there are paths that are setup in the config that arn`t responding.
Also if you have Vlan`s that are setup but arn`t configured correctly (if
you have say two vlan
What is the best practice test software for R/S CCIE written
prep?
I've read past posts about which are the best
books to have to pass the CCIE written but I wonder if
anyone who has recently passed the test can lend
me any insights about the books they used, etc.
I appreciate any help. I got my
I say clear the counters, let it run for an hour, and resend to the list
that output. Otherwise what Stephen says looks good for prelims.
JimC
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Are the workstations in the .5 network setup correctly for WINS, proper domain,
ect. What is the error message you are getting when the .5 segment workstations
are trying to log on?
Scott
Alfred Saulo wrote:
> I was hoping to get feedback on configuring a 2948g-l3 switch. I've set it
> up so t
Yea the CCIE Group is only added on a periodic basis. I always promise
myself that I will add more frequently, but never seem to manage it. The
last time I updated the list was in Mid July. Had people waiting since May
(ouch).
Sorry for the delays!
Paul
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All,
Could someone please
tell me the total number of questions, passing score etc. on the new BSCN test.
Also, are there "fill-in-the-blank" type questions etc. How much BGP do you have
to know? What about access lists, dial-up networking etc.
Thanks, Glenn
Brian,
Thanks for the example - hitting the loopbacks on REMOTE routers is easy to
understand (as is loopback interfaces for BGP connections and OSPF Router
IDs). However, I've seen traffic being routed to an IP address on the same
subnet as the router's loopback interface is on. Eg.
E0 > R1 >
It may be how you look at it... looking at "select the best answer" - I say
ATM, Token Ring and FDDI. These require single point-to-point connections.
I believe Ethernet and Frame Relay (NBMA) are multiaccess mediums.
The question it self may be a bit confusing as well since it says
"protocols".
I recently suggested to a student that they go check out the "learn to
subnet" web site (www.learntosubnet.com), but it appears that it is gone.
Anybody know what happened? Is it gone forever? Was it mirrored somewhere?
Dale
[=`)
_
I have created a command study guide and am offering a copy of it to anyone
who would like to use it to study IOS commands. I'm really looking for
feedback on it. It's in an excel spreadsheet. I'd post it to the
list but it's 400K and I don't think people would appreciate that (especially
I have never had to use an ip helper address in an NT/95/98 environment to date. The
ip helper address has only been needed to get to the DHCP server for an IP address.
Accessing the PDC has never required one.
Scott
Brian wrote:
> You have to use an ip helper-address to login to a NT Server in
Yes. Doesn't everybody?! I work for the GM Card account help desk. Do you have a
crystal ball, or something!?
--
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000 23:12:09
Ryan Bonnett wrote:
>I almost believe you. I'm very sorry if I have wrongly accused you. So do
>you work at EDS?
>
>_
Wow - what a crappy question! Where did you find it?
It really confuses the issue to say "connection-oriented" with respect to
these specifications (except *maybe* ATM). For FDDI and Token Ring, it is
better to say that they are "deterministic" (as opposed to "opportunistic"
in the case of Eth
Do you have either the switch port or the Compaq NIC set to auto-configure
speed or duplex settings? That is the first thing I would look at.
Jeff Odell
CCNA CCDA
Network Specialist
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Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 1:30 PM
Lori - meet Ryan. Ryan - meet Lori.
Now, Ryan, open wide... Lori, can you help him get his foot in there? Good.
You know, I met my wife under similar circumstances... This has been a fun
thread to read... Personally, I think that you could get by with just
Priscilla's book (Top Down...) but wh
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Scott Jensen wrote:
> I have never had to use an ip helper address in an NT/95/98 environment to date. The
> ip helper address has only been needed to get to the DHCP server for an IP address.
> Accessing the PDC has never required one.
>
> Scott
Depends. In some instances
They _are_ all protocols.
ATM = Mostly Physical & Data Link but shows up in Network (encapsulation,
signalling, transmission, etc)
Token-Ring = LAN Physical & Data Link layer protocol (wiring, tokens)
FDDI = Physical & Data LInk layer protocol (wiring, frame control & route
information)
Eth
Any links to cheap cisco compatible memory is appreciated. Thanks
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You have to use an ip helper-address to login to a NT Server in one
network, coming from a client in another network.
Brian
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Scott Jensen wrote:
> Are the workstations in the .5 network setup correctly for WINS, proper domain,
> ect. What is the error message you are getti
Greetings!
I was wondering if anyone knew the specifics on just how much of an effect
that PAgP, VTP, and DTP would have on convergence times. I had this info
once upon a time but someone lost the document and we can't determine when,
who, or where it might have strayed to. I looked on CCO but th
That would depend on the size of your network and the switches you use.
We are running an all switched network for everything from desktops to
servers. Of course we aren't using Cisco (gasp) which brings the cost down.
100 + nodes, 5 24 port l2 switches 2 8 port L3 switches.
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Title: RE: solar winds registration
Jason,
I just got off the phone with Don Yonce, he is Solarwinds.net. He would like to talk to you, can you give me your
phone number.
Regards,
Mark Lindon
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Sent: Friday, July
Karen Young writes:
>Of course, you could look at it this way... If it has an RFC then chances
>are its a protocol.
>Karen E Young>
So we're at risk of coffee pot design and selection criteria showing up on
an exam? ;-)
Drew M. Mooney
Invisix -- Motorola and Cisco Together
1334-394 The Alam
A suggestion... Since this thread has become a flame war between the two of
you, Collin and Kevin, perhaps you should email each other directly and
resolve this off-list.
Thanks,
John
> Gee Collin, you're so special!
>
> Yes indeed you're correct, I didn't know you were "ripping" me.
>
>
There are no Alignment errors, no FCS errors and no late collisions. The
problem is not a duplex mismatch. Collisions are a given on an Ethernet
segment. This appears to be a switch with a very high traffic load. I would
also suggest clearing the counter or power cycle the switch, take a reading
Hello Group ..
Today I have passed the CCNA - R/S Exam I score
841/1000 ..
Thanks for you help .. special thanks to Mr. mic,
Mr. Michael Coker, Mrs. Priscilla, Mr. Donald & otherI will try to go to the MCSE+I, MCSE 2000, CCDA, CCNP .. CCSA
**Any one have any idea about the Alcatel Certi
This would depend on if an address for the WINS server is configured on the
workstation.
One of my clients uses DHCP to assign workstation addresses and the WINS server both
primary and backup are defined. In this network ip helper addresses are not required to
find the WINS server, but are requi
If you use the correct diameter for your net work you should not have a
problem.
Cisco says that by using their dia command it will set the timers correctly
in a switched network and convergernce will be optimally set.
Duck
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I would like to know how to make hwp file.
Any way to make it will be appreaciated.
Sincerely
cho
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I was scheduled for the 407 on Thursday - registered online with Prometric.
Found out Thursday AM that while I could provide them with my confirmation
info from their site, they would not let me test because of a problem
between their "web registration group" and their "customer service
registrati
Congratulation! New CCNA
I am a new comer. Hope you don't mind if I will ask you some questions.
1) The passing score for CCNA2.0 is 822/1000 ??
2) How many questions and time?
3) What is a good practice test in the market that you suggest?
Hope you doing real well on your next cert.
Norman
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Hardware & Software
(1) Cisco 2501(3) DTE/DCE Cables
(1) Cisco 2502(1) NetGear 4 Port 10/100 Switch
(1) Cisco 2503(2) Windows 2000 Advanced Servers
(1) Cisco 2504(1) Windows 2000 Professional WS
(2) 10BaseT Ethernet Tr
Big UP
to you Mohammed
mjs,
ccna
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Hello Group ..
Today I have passed the CCNA - R/S Exa
Please excuse any ignorance if this conveys any but I had to ask this question
somewhere and why not ask people who have a clue.
I thought up a scenario and wanted to know any input of whether or not this could
happen. Any help would be appreciated.
-- Sample
terms
What routing protocol are you running on the routers? Do you have the
proper default gateways assigned to the workstation and server? Can you
send us the router configs? I am sure that many here will be happy to help
you.
Jeff Odell
CCNA CCDA
Network Specialist
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I concur, but be VERY careful when changing the default diameter, definitely
get opinions from Cisco and preferably other experts to look at your
complete network design first.
Jim Croyle
Network Engineer (not listing certs anymore on this list... :-)
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My favorites are 1149 and 2549 :->
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Karen Young writes:
>Of course, you could
www.memoryx.com
http://www.mcseco-op.com/Cheap_Cisco_stuff.htm
HTH
Chuck
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Any links to ch
What problem are you trying to solve? Is this a "general principles" kind
of question or is there a specific network problem?
Annlee
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A major concern here is the issue of splitting out of several T-1's for
voice, as stated within the presentation. AFIK, this can only be done with
a third party device.
I gave particulars in my earlier response.
Chuck
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All,
> Could someone please tell me the total number of questions, passing score
etc. on the new BSCN test. Also, are there "fill-in-the-blank" type
questions etc. How
> much BGP do you have to know? W
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> don't know the number of questions and the time...
78 questions, 90 minutes.
Ed Solomon
CCNA, CCSI
Senior I/T Specialist
Networking Solutions
I
would someone reply with a link on using the diameter command in a swiched
network . I have recently been hearing .this topic in desining swiched networks
.
I have looked in cisco but find litlle ..
would someone be kind enough to talk about this somemore..
PQ
"Croyle, James" wrote:
> I conc
I have a Catalyst 3000 and a Catalyst 1900. I want to use these switches to
study for the BCMSN exam. However when I connect to the console port I a
presented with a menu and I want to get to the command line to practice
commands. Is there a command line option for these switches and if not can I
I've put part of my
homelab for sale on ebay to make room (and budget ) for ATM
gear.
You might want to
check it out if you are looking for one.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=395139874
Thanks,
Bernard
Tell me Brad do you ever post anything useful to the group or are you just
into advertising your company? Are you affiliatated with CCIE BootCamp? I
thought this list was about certification and studying. You working towards
a meaningful goal in life.
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Yes search on Amazon for BSCN and read the reviews
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Hi,
is there any good BSCN books out there.
Regards,
T
Keep this kind of garbage off the list, if you can't earn the certification
then go away there are enough bad people in the world and I don't want you
cheapening all my work
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Show run
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Ahmed Shaikh
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Is there a way to know
all the passw
I also get
the IPL (www.cisco.com/ipj) delivered
every month and the CCIE Newsletter every quarter.
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www.dice.com
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search on ccna
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I passed my CCNA test recently, but I am having a hard time gett
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