Hi there
I had that a while back .
Check if the 3Com puts the right route(leased line) back into the routing
table after the backup dial gets terminated .
We had such a problem so you might want to do some floating static routes to
get all back to normal .
Good luck !
Cheers
Olden
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how about the username?
thanks anyway
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> Try
>
> this assumes you already have an enable passowrd
> set.
>
>
>
> router#(config)line vty 0 4
> router#(config-line)password (password)
> router#(config-line)
>
> and
>
> set the enable password
> rout
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An external CSU/DSU isn't configured within the router. It's usually configured either through the front panel display or via DIP switches. You'll want to verify at least three things on your CSU: line speed (number of channels), framing (ESF/D4), and line
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/beta_exams.h
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it's still there
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> I went to the Cisco website to get the information regarding this beta,
bu
Could be anything to do with the bandwidth statements on each of the
four interfaces concerned?
EIGRP will use up to 50% of the bandwidth for updates. It is the
bandwidth statement on the interface that determines what that figure
is. If they do not match within a NBMA you can see adjacency los
Does anyone here know where I can get the CCDA case study beside from
sitamoht. thx.
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I can't dial in the remote network,when it is saying "it is checking
username and password",the system tells me that the remote network doesnot
have response for it,why?
i use debug ppp auth,debug modem and debug ppp nego,the result is :
05:15:20: tty1: Modem: IDLE->READY
05:15:22: %LINK-3-UPDOWN:
Hi all,
I am very badly looking for the Cisco Power point slide of the BCMSN
exam.
I have all the slides and lot of other studying materials including
ebooks for
BCRAN, BSCN, CIT and CCIE written exam.
Waiting for your response,
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it is a 2620,act as an access-server,but it doesnot work,when I debug the
ppp neo/auth and modem,it tell me :
06:51:16: TTY1: DSR came up
06:51:16: tty1: Modem: IDLE->READY
06:51:16: TTY1: EXEC creation
06:51:16: TTY1: set timer type 10, 30 seconds
06:51:17: TTY1: Autoselect(2) sample F3
06:51:17:
conf t
username "username" password "password" simple as that
steve
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>Su
it sounds like you have either a misconfiged (username/password) or
missconfiged auth ...try changing your config line to "ppp auth chap pap"
see what happens
steve
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>Subject: the problem about diali
If you look at the frame format for any LAN protocol you will see where the
Destination and Source MAC address are. You will not see these in any of the
WAN frame formats. I looked on CCO for more information to clarify this but
was unsuccessful. What I did look at was the frame formats for differ
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Dear sir,
I have bcmsn ppt,but I want your ebook about CCIE,can you give me?
henry
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>
> I am very badly looking for the Cisco Power point slide of the BCMSN
> exam.
> I have all the slid
Chaps,
I have been given a 2500 series router to configure which I need to break into.
There are no passwords given. I am trying to make a console connection but it
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I have recently been on a BGP course. I am slightly unsure about the effects
of the command below,
clear ip bgp *
Looking at the command ref on CCO, it suggests that it causes the Router to
drop all of its neighbor BGP sessions.
On the course, the instructor said there were more disaste
Try this link:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/474/index.shtml
Look under Access Products : Cisco 2500 Series Routers
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> Chaps,
>
> I have been given a 2500 series router to configure which I
Larry,
You can go to Cisco web site. There you can search for a procedure called
'password recovery'.
Raheem
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>Subject: ROU
Many thanks to all who responded. I forgot to inform you that I had tried a lot
of keyboard combinations that did not work. Thanx to those who directed me to
changing the baud rate. This did the trick.
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The protocol down on the 1005 is because of the no keepalive on the 2501.
Rodgers Moore
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>
> How do I config EXTERNAL DSU/CSU on 1005 and 2501, I tried to simulate
56k
> link across those two, but I
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, Steven Dangerfield wrote:
> All,
>
> I have recently been on a BGP course. I am slightly unsure about the effects
> of the command below,
>
> clear ip bgp *
>
> Looking at the command ref on CCO, it suggests that it causes the Router to
> drop all of its neighbor BGP sessions
We are quickly moving to multi-homing with two separate providers using BGP.
One of the providers requires us to register our AS info with a routing
registry and I've chosen ARIN's registry for this. My problem is that even
after reading everything I can find about RPSL, I'm still a tad confused
Hey Larry,
Try the url below..
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/474/pswdrec_2500.html#proc
Kerry
How is the job
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Subject: ROUTER BREAKIN
Chaps,
I have been given
Many thanks to all who responded. I forgot to inform you that I had tried a lot
of keyboard combinations that did not work. Thanx to those who directed me to
changing the baud rate. This did the trick.Many thanks to all who responded. I
forgot to inform you that I had tried a lot of keyboard com
Hello Steve,
Both statements are correct;
clear ip bgp * resets all BGP sessions in the router simultaneously.
Thanks/Brgds
Faruq
MCSE, CCNA, (CCNP to be :))
Steven Dangerfield wrote:
> All,
>
> I have recently been on a BGP course. I am slightly unsure about the effects
> of the command be
Hi
Syntax:
username priv 7 thru 15 password y
then on the VTY lines
no password
login local
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>
> knows what's the command to set username and pas
Hi
I was facing this myself in the last couple of weeks, I posted to a couple
of the Cisco news groups, talked to several engineers and came up with,
"unless your provider requires it, don't bother".
There are quite a few web sites/pages out there that deal with IRR, but none
of the ones I found
> Isn't there a command to suppress the annoying "00:01:35: %
SYS-5-CONFIG_i: Configured from console by console" line and
dramatic pause every time you exit the config term? I was so
happy to learn the "no ip domain-lookup" command to suppress
the pause every time you mistype a command, but t
Changing IOS maybe ???
Have you make any research about bugs ?
Regards
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> Hi,
>
> I am worki
Hey Group!
After reading Cisco's HSRP on CCO, there is still something that is not
clear.
At the moment I have a situation where there are 2 routers, configured for
HSRP.
So, each has a prime ip address and three secondary addresses which are all
configured with HSRP addresses.
So, to summariz
Folks:
I am considering the CCDA exam and I have one queston. Consider teh
following scenario:
If I have two routers separated by: a few yards, a few hundred or thousand
yards, a few hundred miles.
How are these routers connected in the above three scenarios and what part
does a TELCO play, if
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> Greetings. I am new to the list. I am currently working on my CCNP and then
> I will be going to the CCIE. I am in the proces
> >router#(config)line vty 0 4
router#(config)Login(I would use this command here as well)
> >router#(config-line)password (password)
> >router#(config-line)
>
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> To: "suaveguru" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "William Gragido
Try the Internetworking Technology Overview from Cisco. It's online here:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/ito_doc/index.htm
Priscilla
At 12:10 PM 11/24/00, JohnMail wrote:
>Folks:
>
>I am considering the CCDA exam and I have one queston. Consider teh
>following scenario:
>
>If
Hi,
I do not think that you need to setup a LAB
to pass the CCNP.
But if you would like to do it you must have a 55xx, 36xx, 7xx, 25xx and
maybe a 4xxx
Regards
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Of course it's correct, but it's not really relevant to the question, which
was asking about addressing end-to-end. Presumably Host A and Host B are on
LANs, so think the problem the rest of the way through..
Priscilla
At 09:47 PM 11/23/00, John Green wrote:
>this post(s) was posted a coup
The FDDI Frame Control byte has a bit that says whether the FDDI frame uses
16-bit MAC addresses (bit is 0) or 48-bit MAC addresses (bit is 1).
The IEEE 802 committee used to allow 16-bit instead of 48-bit addresses.
When ANSI developed FDDI they were just following the 802 committee.
Theoreti
FYI : WCCP is working with GRE ! DO NOT FORGET THAT .
ADDED to that in some versions (12.0.X) if you have enabled the CEF
THE ROUTER IS NOT Forwarding any packets to the WEB CACHE ENGINE !
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i am a regular user of the cisco netacad program -
i am allowed to enter the CCNA program but for now
i am not allowed to enter the CCNP program anymore -
the regional academy where i am studying does not have the CCNP license so
far.
i am nearly finished with the CCNP program . until yesterday i
Cisco press book (BCMSN) does not really explain well the concept. I was
wondering if someone can help me break the barrier.
Example in the book:
224.163.163.45 = 01-00-5E-23-A3-2D
I thought 163=A3, why is the 2nd octet converted to 23?
Any help this would be appreciated. Thanks
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regards
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>Subject: Fw: setting username and passwords for router logon in telnet
>Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 11:05:44 -07
Follow this link to order a free copy of "Technology of Edge Aggregation.
Or call, 1.800.778.3632 ext. 3966
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IIRC, when doing this conversion, only the first 7 bits in that octet count;
the 8th bit is set to zero.
> Cisco press book (BCMSN) does not really explain well the concept. I was
> wondering if someone can help me break the barrier.
>
> Example in the book:
>
> 224.163.163.45 = 01-00-5E
Sisqo wrote:
>
> Cisco press book (BCMSN) does not really explain well the concept. I was
> wondering if someone can help me break the barrier.
>
> Example in the book:
>
> 224.163.163.45 = 01-00-5E-23-A3-2D
>
> I thought 163=A3, why is the 2nd octet converted to 23?
>
There is no corelatio
THe LAN data link protocols have source and destination addresses.
WAN protocols usually have a destination address field only (see
below).
>If you look at the frame format for any LAN protocol you will see where the
>Destination and Source MAC address are.
>If you look at
>http://www.cisco.com
What is this IPX SAP access-list mean ?
access-list 1001 deny 640
access-list 1001 permit
I fund this in a book and I could not find the service type 640.
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Mr. Dosch-
I've dealt with Kevin Wigle in the past and I can honestly say he is the
biggest jackass I've ever had a conversation with. He will never admit that
he was ever wrong in any way. It is best to end this, because jerk offs like
him waste time of people that logical thinking patterns. BTW
Actually you could get by just fine with 2 or 3
2500 series and a Cat 1900. The CAT 1900 has basically the same OS as 5000. Make
sure the 2500's have a couple serial (use them as a frame relay or
X.25 switch) and to test ISDN you will need an ISDN interface and ISDN
simulator.
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See Below...
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Manolito,
At 01:44 PM 11/23/00, you wrote:
>Thanks for the detailed replied. BTW my first name is Ma
Title: RE: Need help with converting IP address to MAC address
A MAC address is an address that is burned into an Ethernet NIC by the manufacturer. The first three (it is three, right?) octets identify the manufacturer. This address is completely independent of any network layer address you as
Manolito,
At 01:44 PM 11/23/00, you wrote:
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>deal. Take a look at my comments below when you have a minute
>
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Glad I could give you an opportunity to display how much better you hide
your personality.
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> I've dealt with Kevin Wigle in the past and I can honestly sa
Shahir,
The cable used for any console= rollover cable=pin 1 attached to 8
and if you rolled this cable over again it will become a straight cable.
So the used cable is a straigh cable at the end as Elias said.
I know you are trying to help, but I think this way you make others get
confused. Mak
He's talking about multicast IP to multicast MAC translation. Notice the
MAC address starting with 01
Patrick
> Sisqo wrote:
> >
> > Cisco press book (BCMSN) does not really explain well the concept. I was
> > wondering if someone can help me break the barrier.
> >
> > Example in the book:
>
Rol,
Check out the following link. It is an interview with Jeff Buddemeier,
Cisco's CCIE Program Manager, on December 8, 1999, right from the horses
mouth, so to speak.
http://www.tcpmag.com/chat/cisco120899.doc
A few excerpts from the conversation
Eddie says:
Jeff how much of the lab involve
Does anyone know the full extent of the software included on the cd. Is it
just the test engine?
Thanx
> Dyland Desmarais
> Tier 2 Support Representative
> Shaw High Speed Internet Services
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Networking Essentials for Dummies was the first networking book I read and
it helped out quite a bit. That might be a good place to start. After
that, if she's interested in all-things-Cisco, perhaps get her to read a
CCNA study guide of some sort. Sybex has a very good one.
> A friend of min
A friend of mine wants to get into the IT industry but doesn't know much...
I was thinking of having her read something that covers the basics of
networking, like the Network+ Exam Prep or something similiar.
Just curious if anyone thinks there's something better out there that's an
easy read?
C
I think the correct mapping should be:
224.163.163.45 = 01-00-5E-A3-A3-2D
Here is a great URL at 3com by Chuck Semeria and Tom Maufer
http://www.3com.com/nsc/501303.html
I think this will give you a good idea of how to map (not convert) a 32 bit
class D
multicast address to a 48 bit ethernet a
I stand corrected. You have to use the rightmost 23 bits not all 24.
See ElephantChild's response..
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> I think the correct mapping should be:
>
> 224.163.163.45 = 01-00-5E-A3-A
Let me clean up any confusion I may have created.
First of all, the low-order 23 bits of the ip multicast group id is
placed into the low order 23 bits of the ethernet address.
Taking the last 3 octets of the 224.163.163.45 address will
leave you 163.163.45. In most cases 163 does convert to A3
Hi All
Sorry to add to the OT flow... I have looked at about 50 pages on CCO
looking to find out if the NP-4B or NP-8B has a U or S/T interface. Does
anyone know?
TIA
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Passed CCDA on 11/21 with a 844.
Exam was very taxing. I was stressed out when I came out of the exam room.
The exam will test your mental strength more than you technical knowledge.
I had 4 case studies and 50 % straight forward questions.
I probably passed because of those straigh
Actually there was an Interview with the head of the CCIE Program online at one of the
prep sites and he stated that you can expect one of two things:
1) Your existing Network has errors introduced into it.
2) A New broken Network has been downloaded onto you network
So both are possible, rememb
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It looks like interfaces on a sun box.
qfe0 is port 0 on a quad fast ethernet card.
Clayton Price
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Yes, this makes a lot of sense now...thanks for your feedback.
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>
> First of all, the low-order 23 bits of the ip multicast g
I think this is the interview Darren was talking about.
http://www.tcpmag.com/chat/cisco120899.doc
Funny, just posted this link in a different thread earlier today. :-)
AQ
At 07:48 PM 11/24/00, Darren Ward wrote:
>Actually there was an Interview with the head of the CCIE Program online
>at on
any body can help me ?
I have implemented CAR at Cisco 7500 with IOS 12 , but i confuse about how
to count normal burst, extended burst and the fuctions both of them.
Thank's
Rudhy
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It's listed on the objectives:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/pdf/cid.pdf
No doubt you'll only get 1-2 questions on it at the most. Let me know how
things go regarding this. I take my CID in a few weeks.
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List ema
Win98SE driver installs much more cleanly for the Aeronet than the 3Com
stuff. I was evaluating both for a bit and was constantly having problems
with the 3Com side. Both worked fine in Windows 2000 Pro.
Both Access Points (APs) work great, and work fine with either card. I
think the Cisco int
No offense, but I bet noone sends that to you. If you are supposed to have
access, contact Cisco and they will be glad to offer help. They did when I
had a problem. They are tight about hackers gaining access however, but
thanx.
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WILL YOU KNOCK OFF THE POTSHOTS AND QUIT IT. THIS IS GETTING RIDICULOUS.
ARE WE ALL CHILDREN THAT FEEL WE MUST BE RIGHT AND LASH OUT AT EVERYONE
ELSE?
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Hey Group,
Does anybody have any good links where I could get some articles or files that
can explain what the CCIE certification is really all about, and how much work
and dedication is involved in achieving this goal? I'm one test away from my
CCNP and would like to start preparing my wife a
Sorry for being out of topic. Does anyone know how do one proceed in
getting the Cisco Certified Systems Instructor (CCSI) certification. I have
tried to look on the CCO but could not locate any specific information
regarding this.
Thanks in advance
Abdul Kadir
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You only need to tell them your ip blocks (and even when those change, it
doesn't really matter). When you register to get your ASN, you'll specify
the coordinator on the form. Routes are advertised by you and/or your ISPs.
Biggest thing is the ~$400 registeration fee for the ASN.
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Well this is interesting the Cisco Trade books all are coming with cds but
the routing boot is not out yet from Cisco Trade isbn#1587200015 due January
2001 the book someone was talking about earlier what published by Macmillan
Technical Publishing and it did do not come with a cd. So to answer yo
BSCN/Routing 2.0 Test QuestionI've only been doing the pure networking side
(not desktop or servers these days, just pure routers and firewalls) for the
last year. I'd say I've seen at least 3 sites that had problems due to
subnetting misconfigurations (or would have, if I hadn't spotted it). On
ADSL WIC isn't out yet (was supposed to be in August). Don't hold your
breath for it, buy a 1605R and save the 1604 for elsewhere.
Regarding your line of thought, yeah, sounds like no problem with Extended
ACLs. I'd suggest getting the IP Firewall Plus IPSEC 56 IOS, which will
take care of all
First, how well do you know the Cisco products already and how good are you
with scenario questions (customer has x users, x sites, x speed
requirements; what products to connect?)? If you're like most of us not
selling product and doing the design work, you probably hate that sort of
stuff. If
Lo0 is the local interface (127.0.0.1) and Qfe0-3 are the ports on a quad FE
card, Hme0 is the built in or standard Ethernet interface on all Sun Boxes.
By the way the previous post is correct that this is on a SUN box.
ML
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Where are these numbers coming from? I know the CCIE numbers are published,
but I've never spotted the Cisco Career cert numbers anywhere on CCO. Is
this internal Cisco info?
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Hi,
Can anyone give me comparisons between checkpoint
firewall-1 and cisco pix 525.
Agn
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Part of the old ABC line of routers (CGS, IGS, AGS). Todd Lammle's 2 CCxP
books I've been reading have intro's about "cisco Systems" at the beginning
and mention these.
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Jason Roysdon, CCNA, MCSE, CNA, Network+, A+
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Looks like both sites are using ip unnumbered off their e0/0 interfaces.
That would explain the differences in subnets. Makes troubleshooting a bit
harder (plus if your e0/0 goes down on either side, so does you serial
connectivity), but it works otherwise.
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Jason Roysdon, CCNA, MCSE, CNA, Net
I've been using it for over two years (well, originally just the tftp
server). When I first was getting into Cisco routers, the Cisco provided
tftp install program crashed our Win95/98 PCs and wouldn't even install. My
boss said to just use the 3Com tftp server as it just worked. In the last
ye
Just a suggestion. Have you tried "tagging" the routes coming into the ASBR
and then denying them on the ABR with a route map ?
Winston.
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From: Peter Van Oene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 7:18 PM
To: Simon Hope; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
You could compare the outlines for the two exams as well:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/pdf/clsc.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/pdf/bcmsn.pd
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The entire exam PDF directory is readable, so you can do this for other
exams as w
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, ML wrote:
> Lo0 is the local interface (127.0.0.1) and Qfe0-3 are the ports on a quad FE
> card, Hme0 is the built in or standard Ethernet interface on all Sun Boxes.
yes, hme0 is the standard Sun ethernet interface, but NOT all of them...it
is specifically referring to the
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