Hi... Dear Friends,
May I ask what is the procedure to install HP openview on the solaris in
order to get the information of our company WAN?
1)Where can I get the software?
2)What network information I need before installing?
3)Whether the HP OV admin is different from solaris admin account?
Hi all,
I'm monitoring a 7206 router with 128 MB of memory.
for sure there are access lists assigned and SNMP traps configured to enable a
monitoring server to perform its job.
I have noticed that when I reloaded the router last
month, the monitoring agent could not function, while all nece
as far as i know, NO
even you have a MAU , it will take few seconds for your token interface to
join the token ring
Sam Li
CCSI 96009
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Hi,
What is the difference between RSP4 and RSP4+?
Thanks
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Could you outline the level of security info you thought would be enough,
but didn't turn out to be. It would be a big help. thanks.
Arthur Stewart
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Very interesting...
But to be more interesting, let say your first link is to UUNET,
and in order to add more bandwidth for the downstream
your second link is Donwstream only (via satellite - say for example- from
Sprint)
no transmit circuit available from you to Sprint.
In this case: Sprint must
Hi all,
I redistribute IGPs into BGP and set the redistributed route's metric to
certain value. If I use "redistribute xxx metric yyy " command, metric value
is set correctly for ospf and static but doesn;t work for RIP, IGRP, and
EIGRP (no matter the yyy value, metric value always 0 in show ip b
Hello cisco,
i'm looking for kind of software wich will be used for
networking menagment from level of cables and wires to level of PVCs VCs
etc.. somthing like SmallWorld but software that giving a ability to
decision in how to made connections, which way will better and why...
some r
On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, rafdian wrote:
> Very interesting...
> But to be more interesting, let say your first link is to UUNET,
> and in order to add more bandwidth for the downstream
> your second link is Donwstream only (via satellite - say for example- from
> Sprint)
> no transmit circuit availab
I have two 3548 switches gigastacked and a 2621 router running IP Plus
connected to the Internet on one side and the switch on the other. I need
to set up 5 different VLANs on the switches that do not / can not route
between each other, but do need to see the 2621 to get out to the intern
Hi all,
Sorry for the off-topic question, but I have inherited an Osicom RouterMate
T1 CSU that has a password and I can't find a way around it to clear it out.
I have looked in the archives and on Osicom's site, but no luck...anyone run
into this before?
Thanks!
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Which one of the access-list is normally use?
Example 1
---
access-list 102 permit tcp any host 172.16.0.1 eq 80
access-list 102 permit tcp any host 172.16.0.1 eq 53
Example 2
---
access-list 102 permit tcp any gt 1023 host 172.16.0.1 eq 80
access-list 102 permit
Title: ccie security beta
Has anyone taken this yet?
Similar to MCNS? Study reccommendation
Thanks
What IOS version have you guys seen this problem on??
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Hi
You are not alone! There is some bug when connecting/disco
A PIX -is- a router (firewall router.) Hence, ip route statements and the
ability to run RIP. It's a box with two (or more) interfaces that connects
networks. Granted, it's not a box you would use for 'normal' routing
functions but to say the PIX is not a router is just wrong.
Little off th
WHat is the difference between an ISL port and an ISL
Trunk port?
--- Henrique Issamu Terada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the vlan which was configured at port before you set
> that as trunk port.
>
> Henrique Issamu Terada
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> - Original Message
Title: visio shape update
Does anyone have a good link to all the latest and greatest of microsoft visio shapes?
I am running visio 5.0 release c.
Thanks
Certification Zone ( www.certificationzone.com ), known for its topic matter
white papers and practice labs, is now selling the CD2000, a compendium of
practice tests for the CCIE and CCNA certifications.
As the CD was released with time to spare before my CCIE written exam, I was
able to incorpo
I use to mess with Osicom print servers. If I remember right, alot of
their stuff can be cleared out using their own software. You fire it up
on a pc, and it uses like data link layer communication and connects to
the box and allows you to clear it outcheck their web site, it may
be the
On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Andrew wrote:
> >According to this, it looks like you should have NAT. You have a different
> >network outside than inside.
>
> Don't all routers that are routing between networks? ;) The PIX is not
> necessarily a NAT box. It performs statefull security for established
I just found this page and wanted to share it with you, it seems to have
useful stuff.
http://www.davecentral.com/netmon.html
Regards,
Jose Luis
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As a member of the local chapter of the NPA (Network Professional
Association) I have been tasked with an interesting assignment. I need
to make the following argument:
Anyone who uses a wired network today is stupid! or Anyone who doesn't
use a wireless LAN is stupid! (take your pick)
This is
I think it is the normal practice because historically that was the only
capability which routers had (filtering on destination ports) and as the
IOS became more capable people were either unsure, or reluctant to change
their ways. The second example is more secure, and to take it a step
further (
Example 1 is most common. Example 2 is a little more
picky. Realistically a connect that is sourced to web or DNS should
originate on a non-privledged port (>=1024) so this just makes sure of
that. I don't go thru that kind of intensiveness in my ACL'sI
feel that checking the destinati
On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, wzup wrote:
> WHat is the difference between an ISL port and an ISL
> Trunk port?
no difference. A port capible of ISL can be used as a "Trunk" to either
another switch or a router to carry vlan traffic.
Brian
>
>
>
> --- Henrique Issamu Terada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Same thing happen to me. I was thinking at the moment (about 2 months ago)
that I got the answer wrong the first time around. I double checked and I
was right (it was a very straight forward question) the first time.
It is always scary when you get a repeated question or similar scenario.
I rememb
Have you try
router ospf 1
redistribute eigrp 100
default-metric 10
instead of using
router ospf 1
redistribute eigrp 100 metric 10
Sam Li
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On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Andrew wrote:
> A PIX -is- a router (firewall router.) Hence, ip route statements and the
> ability to run RIP. It's a box with two (or more) interfaces that connects
> networks. Granted, it's not a box you would use for 'normal' routing
> functions but to say the PIX i
There is an interesting thread occurring on NANOG this morning regarding
IS-IS and other routing problems.
Check out the archives at www.nanog.org under the topic "IS-IS protocol
implementation problem"
Chuck
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Minor point, but -
How would you have answered this sample question from Cramsession's free QOD
service?
My choice would have been "C. HDLC" as I would think "standard" might be
interchangeable with "default" (with HDLC being the default encapsulation on
point to point serial lines). Perhaps th
Well,
In any circumstance, whatever device who generate traffic to any target,
this device will use
the port number greater than 1023 as the "From port #" and the "destination
port #" will be specific
like "80" or "53" etc...
when the target device receive this packet, it will swap their "for
Congrats Chuck,
This is your time for a little rest before the "big one".
I have been on this list for about four months and realized that the help
I am getting is invaluable. The best advise from the list so far is
surely the reference to Jeff Doyle's BIBLE I have been procrastinating
on the OS
My answer is that because a Frame-Relay network is a Non-Broadcast
Multiaccess Network, a virtual link needs to be established between the AS's
on either side of the frame-link.
Just my $.02
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Brian Keyser.
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To: Henry Malmgren; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This is a know caveat f
It's a known bug. I'd be willing to bet that you are using a Dell laptop as
well. The workaround is to just wait untill hyperterminal has fully
loaded, before you plug into the switch.
It just seems to happen with the smaller switches. It won't affect my
routers, or cat5500s or 6500s. Of co
What type of tools would group members recommend for tracking the
networks/hosts in use on an Intranet.
Tony Russell
Network Engineer
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I'd argue that wireless LANs are wonderful for small offices and users who
move around offices a lot. We use the Apple Airport/Oronco WaveLAN cards
here in our office (of about seven people).
For large offices, I'm not sure that wireless LAN's are the best option, to
paraphrase Howard, it depend
Building Scalable Cisco Networks by Cisco press
$60.00
They just got it on Saturday.
I can not tell you about it b/c I am @ the client site for another 2 weeks
until I head back home.
Matt
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I have 28 3548XL's in access closets and I did not run into this problem
with version 12.0(5)XU.
Regards.
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You've
got to be careful with the shapes you import in visio if a shape of a later
version you might not be able to change the nature of of it and also you might
start seeing some other different problems
George
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The PIX absolutely has default route statements. 'ip route outside|inside'
At 07:58 AM 10/30/00 -0800, Jay Hennigan wrote:
>On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Andrew wrote:
>
> > A PIX -is- a router (firewall router.) Hence, ip route statements and the
> > ability to run RIP. It's a box with two (or more) i
At the risk of being characterized as picky and crabby ( at best ) could I
ask that people please do not post the same question to both the CCIE and
the regular list? Particularly the "help desk" type questions?
thanks
Chuck
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SECURITY - SECURITY - SECURITY
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As a member of the local chapter of the NPA (Network Professional
Association) I have been tasked with an interesting assignment. I need
to make the following argument:
Anyone who uses a wired network today is stupid! or Anyone who doesn't
use a wireless LAN is stupid! (take your pick)
This is
My response would be "can you add anything to that?" :->
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My answer is
On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Michael Linehan wrote:
> As a member of the local chapter of the NPA (Network Professional
> Association) I have been tasked with an interesting assignment. I need
> to make the following argument:
>
> Anyone who uses a wired network today is stupid! or Anyone who doesn't
>
>
>
>Howard Berkowitz can be something of an acquired taste. I myself have
>acquired it, but it can be a bit off beat. For example, I would get very
>hungry while studying network diagrams in which all the devices are named
>after cheeses, spices, and savories. :->
You don't QUITE have my system.
This is slightly off topic but I will try and answer:
> 1)Where can I get the software?
>From Hewlet Packard (hence the name HP OpenView) :-)
> 2)What network information I need before installing?
You will need the basic information to get the Sun workstation online and
connected plus the SNMP
The VPN 3000 client v2.6 beta 1 is not available for download from CCO at
this time. We do have a limited number of customers who are running it as
beta sites, but registration for this has been closed.
As soon as I hear of an FCS date, I will post it to the study group.
Chris Lemagie
Systems
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http://www.ipswitch.com
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On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Andrew wrote:
> The PIX absolutely has default route statements. 'ip route outside|inside'
True. My APC power strip has a default route statement, does that make
it a router?
If you try not to think of a PIX as a router, it will be a lot easier to
understand. Yes, it m
I once built a token ring loopback RJ45 plug that worked for testing NICs. I
don't remember the pin-outs off the top of my head, but they should be
pretty easy to figure out (Tx <-> Rx). I don't know if a router interface
would be any more picky, but the PC NICs would join the "ring" just fine, at
If your APC power strip had more than one interface and could route packets
between the interfaces then 'yes.'
At 09:44 AM 10/30/00 -0800, Jay Hennigan wrote:
>On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Andrew wrote:
>
> > The PIX absolutely has default route statements. 'ip route outside|inside'
>
>True. My APC po
I have tested on 2502 w/ MAU, it works fine. Tok 0 was up up while it
connected to MAU. Try to buy old Token Ring NIC and install in your PC,
then you talk w/ Tok 0.
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>>> "Phil.Lerner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/30/00 09:47AM >>>
Does anyone have a good link to all the latest and greatest of microsoft
visio shapes?
I am runnin
HI, I am new to the GroupStudy. Basically I was checking to see if there are
any Study Groups in the Charlotte, NC area... or if anyone is interested in
starting on. Please let me know
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Does anybody know how to save the configuration on a 6506/9 switch. I have
never used one of these switch before and noticed that there is not a "copy
ru star" command. There is also not a running config that I am able to
find. The only configuration that I can find is the default and non-defau
try using this command ip unumbered loopback 0 or 1
--- Lists Wizard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Does any one knows how to assign a loopback ip
> address to a serial
> subinterface? Please look at the output of the show
> command below so that
> you understand what I mean..
Looks like we have conflct of definations here. Whatever everybody thinks
about the device is not that important. The guy who posted message might be
looking for an answer to his problem rather than learning defination of
router. Rather than fighting over defination let's help him.
Sam
> If you
Does anybody know when the next ccnp study group will
start? can anybody start a study group?
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You are correct, you will have to set up ISL or 802.1Q trunking between the
switch and router. You will do this by creating sub-interfaces under one of
the built in Fast-Ethernet ports and encapsulating ISL or dot1Q for each of
these sub-interfaces. You also need to follow the ISL or dot1Q
encap
In the world of Cisco, which I presume is the focus of this test group, the
answer would be C
As we all know, in the world of Cisco, there is no other vendor ;->
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I don't think this is just splitting hairs, I think the question (what was
it again??) is being answered. I think Jay's explanations have been right
on target and are an aid in gaining an understanding of how the PIX works.
I'm surprised it isn't on the lab exam yet.
George
At 12:19 PM 10/30/00
The configuration is automatically saved once you make a change... if you
want to make an offline copy, use tftp or rcp (code version 5.4.x and
greater)
copy config tftp
-or-
copy config rcp
once you enter the command, there will be a series of prompts... just
provide what is being requested..
PIX is in lab exam for ISP-Dial not R/S.
Sam
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I've had good luck with the SYBEX Books.
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> I have ask the question before and the reply was
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> am contemplating to wait for the Cisco direct print
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Hi,
Just working my way through this quite excellent
paper at the moment by Galina Pildush.
Page 11, first paragraph (A4 - that is)
"the throughput of an OC-3 link (155Mbps)is
approximately 2.5 million cells per second."
155 * 10^6 = 15500 bits per second.
15500/8 = 19375000 bytes pe
For BCMSN a CCSI recommended Cisco CCIE Lan Switching.
--- Sam Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't got to the switch exam yet but I have been
> studying for the bcsn.
> The books I am using are Doyle's tcp/ip, advance ip
> routing by slattery,
> internet routing architecture by halabi, an
Hello all,
I get 99% "Can not find server" error when browse
any website in Win2k and 20% when using Win95, 98, or ME. In
Win2k I have to refresh many time to get the page to load. Also, I
got timeout while download using FTP program in Win9x and Win2k.
I'm not sure that my NAT conf
The "cool factor" is very high!
In other words it's just cool. Seriously if there was a way to put a price
on the amount of work that could be done do to always being connected to the
LAN no matter where you are... I would say that would be a positive.
David
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the mere existence of a CCIE Security beta exam tells me that there will
soon be a CCIE / Security track, in addition to the R&S, ISP, and WAN ( with
the Design due Real Soon Now? )
No doubt PIX will figure heavly in this one. :->
Chuck
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Changes are saved immediately.
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It is automatically saved every 30 seconds or so. there is no save command.
running is startup on a switch running switch code.
-jm
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> Does anybody know how to save the configuration on a 6506/9 s
Title: ccie security beta
I took it this morning. This test is much
broader than MCNS. You should review the CCIE-Security Exam Blueprint
on CCO. The test is definately CCIE caliber. A few questions I
disliked tremendously, as there was no correct answer, so it was a choose
the least evi
I have some modules you want them?
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to put it another way, 2,500,000 cells x 53 bytes per cell = 132,500,000
bytes per second = 1,060,000,000 bits per second - over a gigabit. over 7
times the capacity of an OC3. not even full duplex hype covers this one.
all these errors in all these sources really pisses me off.
Chuck
Phil Bar
Your
NAT pool is using RFC 1918 addressing, private networks. Packets sourced
from any of the networks 10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, and 192.168.0.0/16 will not
be routed across the Internet...
This
is one of the suspect lines...
ip nat
pool net-10 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.254 netmask 255.0.0.0
The
Hello Group,
I want to build a router lab that will allow me start the CCNP track. First
and foremost is obtaining some usable hands-on training. The equipment that
I have is as follows:
1 - 1900 switch
1 - 2900 10/100 switch
1 - 2500 router 2 serial / 1 bri
2 - 3600 router both have 1 2por
At 11:56 AM 10/30/00, Stanfield Hilman B (Brad) CONT NNSY wrote:
>Three words...
>
>SECURITY - SECURITY - SECURITY
Three words:
ENCRYPTION, ENCRYPTION, ENCRYPTION &;-)
How many of us use encryption on wired LANs? Probably not many. But
everyone seems to use encryption on wireless LANs, at leas
I'll agree that the PIX is a partial router, but just barely...
It will not route to another router within your protected area...
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How about "Anyone who makes the agument today that any single technology is
appropriate for everyone is stupid!"???
Wireless is cool, and has many applications, but not everybody needs it.
There are many situations where it would be impractical or simply
inappropriate.
I know it is all in goo
Hello,
-When do you use a Roll Cable (cross over) instead of Straight through?
-What cable will be used to connect routers - routers, switches -
switches?
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How about "Anyone who makes the argument today that any single technology is
appropriate for everyone is stupid!"???
Wireless is cool, and has many applications, but not everybody needs it.
There are many situations where it would be impractical or simply
inappropriate.
I know it is all in go
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Subject:RE: Wireless LANS
At 11:56 AM 10/30/00, Stanfield Hilman B (Brad) CONT NNSY wrote:
>Three words...
At 01:05 PM 10/30/00, Chuck Larrieu wrote:
>The disadvantages I can think of for wireless are:
>
>1. It's pretty slow (< 11 Mbps shared bandwidth)
>2. Mobile wireless is fraught with issues. How do you get a new IP address
>when you move from subnet to subnet? (Of course, that's not too
>straight
I am currently working on establishing a terminal server configuration for
my 3640 router. my 3640 is configured with the following:
Slot 0: Async32A
Slot 1: Async32A
Slot 2: Ethernet0
With this configuration, I am looking to configure my system to allow a
telnet connection to be established to
> 2. Mobile wireless is fraught with issues. How do you get a
> new IP address
> when you move from subnet to subnet? (Of course, that's not too
> straightforward on wired either, come to think of it.)
>
> Priscilla
most of the implementations of WLAN's that we've seen put all the base
statio
WHAT ABOUT WITH THE INTERFERENCE WITH 2.4 GHZ CORDLESS PHONES
REGARDS
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At 11:56 AM 10/30/00, Stanfield Hilman B (Brad) CONT
All,
I guess it was a good weekend to be taking the CCIE Written if your
name was Chuck! This morning I passed with a 75%. Had but 5 minutes to
spare, but never really felt rushed. It was a fair but mentally draining
test. None of the questions were ambiguous. I could have spent more ti
Stan,
The 6509 can run the Catalyst OS or Catalyst IOS.
The IOS for Catalyst 6500 is relatively new and follows the standard IOS command
structure.
However most people still use the Catalyst OS as the IOS does not yet have all the
functionality of Catalyst OS or the field exposure. Any configur
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We do not condone or accept stealing of others work. Please take this
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Thank you,
Paul Borghese
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Dale,
I think the premise of the argument I am to make is to create a lively "debate" type of
atmosphere. Think about it, if I get up and do a boring (or semi lively even)
presentation on the pros/cons of Wireless, and do a good job at it, is it really going
to be that exciting! I would have to h
Slow? How many end-users (not servers or datacenters) really need more
than 10 megabit of bandwidth? Unless you are an engineer or architect
pushing around 100 meg Autocad files or an IT department deploying software
packages and updates, the average desktop user, who is opening Word
Doc
What are ISPs charging for a single Class C?
Edward Watson
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See, I'm just too old fashioned for some of this new fangled technology
stuff. I believe people should stay put... sit down someplace and do some
real work, and not just be wandering from place to place smokin' and jokin'
and other things.
But you are absolutely correct that those more hip than I
Something to note, the 11MB is shared by all users of the base station, they
don't each get 11MB.
Irwin
> Slow? How many end-users (not servers or datacenters)
> really need more
> than 10 megabit of bandwidth? Unless you are an engineer or architect
> pushing around 100 meg Autocad fi
point less you would have to use a 224 mask so if there is a couple of
routers you would have addresses. A 240 would only support 14 hosts. Unless
you had 16 routers supporting those 16 hosts then I would recommend a 192.
:>)
And who is this they
Duck
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