You can register as consultant on cisco's site so you can
be CCO and have ur own cco id.
dig cisco's site and register and get CCO.
good luck.
inamul
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> I want to know who can give
Hi,
Please include me in your e-mail list. I have
been working with Cisco routers for the past four years.
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Reynold
Anyone know that the default password would be or any factory installed
passwords for any model?
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VLAN's are for enhanced security. Nomention of it in E.
D would be correct
Regards,
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I don't see why D is preferable
Title: Access Lists !!!
Dear Buddies,
The following situation is given as an example.
Router A
LAN A---E0-[X]-S0--LAN B--
usually
:-)
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> -Original Message-
> From: Clay
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Jason Baker wrote:
> VLAN's are for enhanced security. Nomention of it in E.
> D would be correct
I would vote for E, if a single choice. All of them have some part of
the answer that appears somewhat bogus. D mentions redundant access,
which VLANs aren't really designed f
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Leonard Ong wrote:
> I would like to ask for the following Scenario.
> Our country has depleted its ISDN Supply and we have to go either leased
> line or analog phone to have interconnection to ISP.
How can a country run out of ISDN?
> We have a leased line ( frame-relay )
What about us poor northern folks. How about anyone in the sheffield area.
(Hey Lauren get a job sorted up here you know you want to)
Jon
CCNP
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Hi guys,
After reading the public announcement, it's still not clear for me until
when the 1.0 certifications will be valid (i.e. until when a CCNP or CCDP
1.0 will be taken into account for the silver and gold partners). 1.0 certs
were supposed to expire sooner than 2.0, weren't they?
Thank
please tell me what series router do you want to upgrade,i might help you
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> I want to know who can give me free cco account,so I can down load some
> IOS to update my router.please
I can explain the first three protocols namely hdlc, sdlc, lapb
First of all they are all WAN protocols, which is layer 2 protocol for
communicating across a WAN link, which protocol to use depends on two
factors the WAN technology that you use and the communicating equipment
HDLC stands for
qwikpages.com/roadhouse/cslx
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you more than 200
questions tomorrow.
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Hi,
I need a solution for the configuration
below:
Internet
|
|
| |
ISP
A ISP B
| |
| |
Customer
|
We
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Nurarif Wibawa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need a solution for the configuration below:
>
> Internet
> | |
> | |
> ISP A ISP B
> | |
> | |
>Customer
>
Kent ,
In the case of just ip then multiring ip will do .
Multiring will force the router to send out arp as an
SRE ( default ) . In this case you gather a path (RIF)
to the end device . It will show up in 'sh rif'
Procedure in TR is to first send the arp local to the
ring . If you don't have mu
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Dear Jay,
Thank you for your reply.
>How can a country run out of ISDN?
Simple, Politics. The telco's company has been monopolizing eversince I was
born and probably longer :) Recently they built their own ISP, so they say
that the E1s are out, but actually they're holding it, so other ISP can
Hi all
I have to monitor the traffic for 3 ports configured to work in trunking
Is there any possibility to monitor these values trough the SNMP ?
Does anybody know the OID and the mib that should I compile for that ?
Thanks in advance
Cristian Piatnitchi
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They are all based on the original work done by IBM for SDLC. SDLC uses a
complicated master-slave scheme that is not used in the other protocols.
However, the fields in all of the frames of the protocols mentioned were
basically derived from a special case of the SDLC protocol.
Regards,
MLC
per
Just started re-indexing. Will have up and running in a few hours.
Paul
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> Paul, archive is down again. Can you p
Check out www.galton.com/~cisco . It will tell you EXACTLY when your certs will expire. Well almost... It has not updated my CCNA expiration to reflect my CCNP... Oh well... HTH, Casey - Original Message - From: Laurent Lange Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 3:29 AM To: [EMAIL
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This message is for Mr. Frank Haun.
Our elders tell us to think before speaking but
probably that doesn't apply to idiots like you because
that would require grey matter inside your skull which
you don't have. It is very easy to make enemies but it
takes courage to make friends. I am quite sure
Hi group,
can IPXWAN be used in combination with NLSP?
I have one book saying yes and a test saying no!?!?!?
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Hi Hari,
Spoofing only means that your ISDN D-Channel (layer2)
is up.
Faisal
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> sorry I was not able to reply atonce Yes,
> the new config is working
> well. Also I do have another doubt.Whenever my
> backup line(bri00 comes up,
Does anyone know what the passing score on the CVOICE 1.0 exam is??
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Thomas,
>>> SNIP
NLSP Adjacencies
By exchanging hello packets, a router determines the
reachability of its neighbors and uses this
information to establish adjacency. Adjacency is a
record that a router keeps about the state of its
connectivity with a neighbor and the attributes of the
neighboring
CCO Access as a consultant does not provide you wit haccess to IOS images.
You must be a customer or have SmartNet.
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this is a misconception.
Dark fiber or Dark fibre as we can it here in England.God save the Queen an
all that is actually a fibre based product that enables long distances to be
covered.Where as fibre has approximatley a 2km depth, Dark fibre is able to
run for much longer lengths.
i have s
There are so many posts about reverse telnet.
If it's truly reversed, shouldn't it be tenlet?
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>"Deloso, Elmer G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,
>Hi, group.
>I need some help on filtering BGP4. The scenario is this: my routerA is set up
>with a T1 to routerB via static classB address. However, RouterB is
>also connected to other clouds running BGP4. I do want users in
>RouterB cloud to g
Brian,
I think alot of people took off the summer and are now
scheduling for the winter. During the summer it was
usually a three month wait. Now it is close to 5
pushing 6 months. Before you can get a lab date.
Bill
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> Just curious for you folks scheduli
Gotta Console in via the ROM mode... That's all the IOS you have left.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/474/pswdrec_2500.html
These steps are the same as a password recovery (going into ROM). You must
Copy TFTP FLASH from ROM, then reload & make sure your Config-Register is
back in 0x2102...
I have a sept 23 date in san jose and need more time
anyone with a date after that and would like to swap call
me at
646 242 8178
i would like a few more weeks
remember you have to wait 30 days
call anytime
I'm swapping out a 2900XL with a 2924C XL to give us Fiber capability. Since
we have customers on the current switch I want to keep down time to a
minimum. One suggestion has been to, on the new switch put it into portfast
mode.
Has anyone done this before? Are there any problems you encounter
Hello,
I am trying to configure ISDN BRI for dialout using
2503 but could not connect to remote access server of the ISP. I have taken a
ISDN dialup account from ISP and it has given me "userid", passwd and dialup
number. I tried these through normal dialup (windows dun) and it connects
s
Thank you very much. I understand both english and chinese.
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> you more than 200
> questions tomorrow.
> "V
What is the latest software version that Cisco recommends for CAT5K's. I think it is
4.5(7) but I'm not sure. Is there a link to
verify this?
Thanks,
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Hi guys ,
i m having a problem when ever i install cisco
documentation cd .
i installed the software and when i launch
documentation cd it does not show any thing .(it does not come to loop back
address 127.x.x.x what i think it suppose to do so )but when i explore that cd
and click to index
>How do I set confreg so that it stops trying to boot from network.cfg,
> cisconet.cfg, a.cfg file sequentially?
no service config (in global configuration mode)
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Hello,
i'm trying to solve the following problem:
R1 and R2 are talking bgp
R1 is sending R2 the follwing subnets:
1.0.0.0/10
1.64.0.0/10
1.128.0.0/10
1.192.0.0/10
is there a way for R1 to auto-summarize these subnets without specifying a
summary address (i mean to autosummarize any subnets it
The
Cisco 2503 has an S/T ISDN Interface NOT a U interface. Meaning you need an NT-1
Adapter to connect to the ISDN line from the telco.
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Hello,
I think is best to use only one address, and do BGP to your ISPs (moving DNS
inside your network is a good idea also).
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Can a WAN be setup with only two areas - 0 and 1, even if all of the area 1s are
not physically connected?
Michael K. Baker
Telecom Network Analyst
ALLTEL Information Services
2000 Highland Road
Twinsburg, Ohio 44087
330-963-1648
www.alltel.com
INIHGROBMALATNAWI
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NT and 2000 will have major latency when connecting
directly to a switch without portfast. There is a
article on www.cisco.com about this problem. The
problem is not cisco related it will happen on any
switch. http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/473/12.html
> I'm swapping out a 2900XL with a 29
A WAN can be set up with one 1 area (or in your case, 2 areas). there is no
requirement by OSPF that you use a certain number of areas. If you have
more than 1 area, 1 of those areas must 0 as 0 is the backbone across which
other areas communicate with each other.
If you are asking if all the
According to --
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/si/casi/ca3500xl/prodlit/3500x_ov.htm
"Catalyst 3548 XL---A single-rack-unit (RU), stackable 10/100 and Gigabit
Ethernet switch with 48 10BaseT/100BaseTX ports and...
...two GBIC-based Gigabit Ethernet ports...
The Catalyst 3548 XL is idea
Portfast is implemented on a per port basis. It is used (a) when
spanning-tree is used on the switch and (b) on ports that have directly
connected PCs. Without portfast spanning-tree can take up to 40 seconds to
go to forwarding mode. This can be a major "O bleep!" for PCs trying to log
onto a net
Todd,
He wouldn't have gotten connected if that was the problem. It looks more
like an authentication type problem. Just a guess...
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Passing Score: 692 Time: 105 min with 61 Questions.
You can not mark and go back.
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> bcran
> thanx
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must be using W2K which isn't supported until this month by the DOC
CD.
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Importance: Low
Hi guys ,
i m having a p
BCMSN is a good start. A great general book is "Cisco LAN Switching" by
Clark and Hamilton. The BCMSN book from Cisco Press closely matches the
course but needs a thorough editing. I cannot comment on any other book.
> -Original Message-
> From: Dost [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tue
only use portfast on workstations or servers. it will prevent another
switch or hub from participating in the spanning tree. I don't think I
would enable portfast just to save users 20 seconds or so of startup one
time while you swap switches.
Unless you are in a 24x7 shop there must be some
Hi all
I have to monitor the traffic for 3 ports configured to work in trunking
Is there any possibility to monitor these values trough the SNMP ?
Does anybody know the OID and the mib that should I compile for that ?
Thanks in advance
Cristian Piatnitchi
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Title: RE: Portfast ???
Set portfast on any ports connecting to workstations..this will greatly improve the negotiation time when the station is coming up. Just do not set port fast on ports connecting to hubs or switches as it does not check for loops via spanning tree
Patrick
-Origin
Theres
a fix on their website...you must make a Registry mod to make it
work.
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You
must be using
Hi
The other posts have dealt with the routing and
redundant connectivity, but since no one has really address the servers... Even
the best hardware with the most stable OS will go down, so if you really need
maximum up time you need more than one server. You might want to look at a local
Howard,
I always look forward to your posts...
You sure your not a comedian?
Tenlet I'm going to see if I can convince everyone here at work that it
is actually is tenlet ;)
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I've been away from the list for a while, like several months. Are there
any links to free books lately?
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Title: RE: bgp summarization
You can use the
aggregate-address command however this is a manual task...
auto-summary is enabled by default and will provide what you are looking for...it will auto-summarize based on classful addressing...just make sure your are using classful addressing and
This was my experience...
I have successfully written to these flash cards and used them as solid
state hard-drives. There is however a problem...
To use them in the notebook you have to reformat them first (which then
prevents them being used in the Cisco - untill you reformat them again).
Th
Hello Dennis,
Most Firewalls don't allow the ICMP Requests and Echos to go through
them. I myself have never used a Nokia Firewall, so I can't give you any
direction in that manner. What I can say is that you should verify that
ICMP is allowed or permited from the Outside to the inside. Ens
This is on a UK/Europe switch so this is the correct router.
Try "ppp auth pap callin" to avoid trying to authenticate your far end
router (providing they use pap).
change the ip route statement to:
"ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 interface bri0 perm" to fix the routing issue
let us know how you get o
Title: RE: Nobody able to help me ?
What kind of switch?
Patrick
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Subject: Nobody able to help me ?
Hi all
I have to monitor the traffic
Title: RE: Nobody able to help me ?
Try compiling this MIB and you should be able to find a Trunk Status. This assumes you are using a Cat 5000.
CISCO-VTP-MIB.my
Patrick Greene
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I am still waiting for Inverse Telnet (lneett)...
Or Converse Telnet (which I think would look like a shoe?)...
Dale
[=`)
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>Subject: RE: Mo
Title:
Dear Folks,
In the BSCN new exam, is the Ipx, Appletalk , Switching, Dial-Up monitoring and DDR included. or it is excluded.
Thanks and Regards,
Shaikh Raees Ahmed,
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer,
CCNA, CCDA,
Systems & Network,
IT Division.
Hi all,
I believe this question has been asked by somebody. Can
you point me the link to what type of memory can be added to a very old Cisco
2501 ? Thanks.
MCI is the largest carrier, but there are other carriers at the endpoints
for the local fiber distribution. Not user who they are though.
We tried loopbacks from mux1 back to rtr1 ---> no crcs errors.
We tried loopback from mux3 to rtr1 ---> crc errors
We tried loopback from mux1 to rtr2 -
Methinks that the amount of Octets received on port 1/1 on sup is
1.3.6.1.2.1.16.1.1.1.4.32
Port 1/2 is 1.3.6.1.2.1.16.1.1.1.4.48
I think they increase in multiples of 16, and alos they are a counter so it
will increase with ever poll.
So find out what port you want to monitor and do the maths
> Assunto: access list is not working! why?
>
>
> here is a VERY simple access list i have put on a
> router that is providing our internet connection to
> prevent connections to www.radiowave.com and
> www.entrypoint.com(used to be pointcast):
>
> access-list 100 deny ip any host 206.64.127
Subject: Etherchannel on a XL series.
>
>
> I cant seem to find documentation on configuring a XL series
witch for
> etherchannel. Could someone please direct me to such
information. or
> sample
> configs I would appreciate it.
>
> Thanks
>
> - -- Kevin Welch
Try this (watch wrap):
http:
I am currently scheduled for CCIE Routing and
Switching in San Jose on September 23, Saturday and Sunday. I would like
to swap dates with someone who is scheduled for mid to late
October.
If interested in swapping dates, call Greg @
646-242-8178.
Patrick,
I will check for loops, however the use of portfast is to put the port
into the forwarding stage of the STP upon connectivity. The alogorithm
will still run in the background, however you do run the risk of a loop
until the port discovers this. If a loop is indeed introduced the port
w
What you are proposing is not help, but a method of cheapening the
certification for those of us who have worked and studied hard to achieve
our goals. A person will find greater worth in something if they have to
work to attain it, instead of having it given to them. You cheapen the
certification
I am currently scheduled for CCIE Routing and Switching in San
Jose on September 23, Saturday and Sunday. I would like to swap dates with
someone who is scheduled for mid to late October.
There are several options for the goal you are
seeking. The question is how much money you have. The best solution of course
would be to distribute the site over geographically distant locations,
multi-homed at each site peering (BGP) with multiple providers. Also, don't
forget farms of redu
The CSX image is strictly for the Cat 6000 series from when it was newly
released. It was just to identify the fact that it had seperate features
that the regular CatOS didn't have yet. You can check the release notes for
the assorted CatOS version to identify the particulars. The two versions
sh
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/whats_new.html
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The passing score is not 692 that is for CIT, the passing score is 706 for
BCRAN.
John
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Passing Score: 692 Time: 105 min with 61 Questions.
Can you email me the 200 question also. I only under stand english. PEACE.
Raheem
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>Date: Tue, 6 J
http://www.ultrabrowser.com/ehcacon/jsp/new_download.jsp
Just download the browser. once your download the install will do the rest.
After installation run the Browser ( Ultrabrowser Icon on your desktop).
I have created an account for you to login and have access to the latest
Networking tools
the difference would be if you were using standard or extended access
lists.
apply standard access lists at the destination router
apply extended access lists at the source router
so for your example to block access to lan B from lan A
apply a standard access list to the in port of router B
or
These are all Layer 2 protocols. This site has some very good explanations
of the differences.
http://www.sangoma.com/tutorial.htm
LLC2 = IEEE 802.2 Logical Link Control Type 2. Used by SNA and NetBIOS on a
LAN.
Frame Format: http://www.protocols.com/pbook/lan.htm#LLC
LAPD = Access p
Just passed CCIE Written! Finished the test in one hour. It was fairly
easy.
...on to the LAB!
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I tend to use the Firewall feature set in places where I need serious router
functionality in addition to basic firewalling. Keep in mind that a PIX can't
do WAN modules, can't do BGP, and does not speak the same IOS we all know and
love.
Of course, in case cost does factor into your design, the
Depends on whether we're using Big Endian (non-canonical) or Little Endian
(canonical). &;-)
Priscilla
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ifTable = 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2
Contains a number of OIDs you want to look at)
ifNumber = 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.1
The number of interfaces/ports on the device - careful with this one, it
includes the virtual interfaces as well as the physical ones
Under ifTable (part of the standard RFC 1213 MIB - you probab
720
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>Does anyone know what the passing score on the CVOICE 1.0 exam is??
>
>Thanks,
>
>Craig
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Hi All!
Currently, doing a design for a client where there are 2 server subnets, and
about 4 user subnets; routing acheived with a NetBuilder (3Com).
There are also 3 IPX networks (Novell Servers) which are being used - legacy
file/print servers, all the user subnets need to be able to see the No
The "recommended" version of the software should be whatever meets you
needs best. You have to take into account memory requirements, what you
want it to do, bugs, and security holes. Its not as easy as saying "this is
what you need" without bothering to check what your needs are. The one size
fi
Can someone tell me when should I use a cross over cable and when should I
use a straight-through cable? Always get confuse. Thank you.
Raheem
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Do either the 5000 or 6000 series switch support VOIP? If so, is any thing
lost by going with a switch vs. a 3600 series router to do VOIP?
Thanks,
Jeff
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So your telling us you got your CCNP with no experience at all? I seriously
hope not.
Rishard
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> Hiya;
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> Now I finished my CCNP. I should go for the CCIE, otherwise
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Use a crossover when connecting a router to another router or a PC to a
Router. Use a Straight-Through when connecting a hub/switch to a router or a
pc to a hub/switch.
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E A Moran
Network Engineer
TeleCommunication Systems, Inc.
http://www.telecomsys.com
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This has a good explanation of what NetBIOS is good for (and I use the term
loosly):
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/idg4/nd2004.htm#xtocid263537
but here is the specific sentance that tells it all... "NetBIOS stations
issue broadcasts for several reasons: to verify at startup
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