A. dialer-group
B. dialer map
C. dialer-destionation
D. dialer rotary-group
E. dialer-interface
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for instance,I have a private network,its address are
188.205.0.0/16,and I have 10 Internet addresses,they are from 9.48.238.1 to
9.48.238.10,I want to know which are
inside global address or inside local address or outside global address or
outside local address?
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Welcome to the World of Network Design and Support! Mystory is much the same
as yours accept I'm a man and I was injured on the job leaving me unable to
do my former profession...Flooring...and now I'm working on my CCNP and will
be fully certified by June 2001. I encourage you to work hard and st
When Typing show Adjacency I am getting overheating warnings from every
adjacent device. This is in my Lab and I think I may have to shut it all
down! please help!
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Hi all,
EIGRP is the only routing protocol to route other protocols. Is this
statement true?
Please advice,
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They are base 2... the wildcard mask is sort of like a subnet mask, but
adding up the bits from right to left, where a 0 means the address bit must
match and a 1 means you don't care.
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When I disagree with a rational man, I let reality be our final arbiter; If
I am right, he will learn, If I a
It means you want use the ip of another (specified) interface, e.g. ip
unnumbered ethernet 0, as the ip of your serial interface.
--
When I disagree with a rational man, I let reality be our final arbiter; If
I am right, he will learn, If I am wrong, I will; one of us will win, but
both of us wi
It's VLAN Trunking Protocol. Transparent means it won't use any of the info
learned from VTP, just pass it through to other switches in server or client
mode to use. On a "transparent" switch you have to configure your VLANs
manually.
--
When I disagree with a rational man, I let reality be ou
Check this out:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/556/8.html
This document defines and clarifies the following Network Address
Translation (NAT) terms: inside local, inside global, outside local, and
outside global.
Regards,
Mustafa
""cslx"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I'm starting on the process of aquiring equipment for a home lab, and I
had the chance of picking up an old 3102 on the cheap. It's never been
updated (still in 4/2 config with ios 9.1), and I've seen on ebay people
occasionally offering the boot roms to be able to use third party memory and
u
We ran into a similar problem on a recent project. I think the confusion
comes when you try to address the GigE ports of the L3 card as "switch
ports" instead of from the router configuration. When you try to SET TRUNK
2/1... only dot1q will show up. If you session into the L3 router, then
IS
Hi All
I thought the result for the CID Beta Exam will be know (thru post) after 8
weeks? I was told by the perso in the testing center that ppl knows their
results on the spot some failed and some passed
INTERESTING...
Is it true that the exam will be out after 8 wee
HELP: - How to Block Internet Radio Streaming?
Hi
I have alot of users listening to Internet Radio streaming. They are choking
my company Internet pipe!!
Any thing that i can use to block those? For example Access List? But then,
what ports can i block? I can't block
You should just go take the DA test, especially if you have any sort of
consulting experience. Most of it is just good common sense. I agree with
Karl, though... you best course of action would be to finish the rest of the
NP/DP track instead.
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When I disagree with a rational man, I let real
Maybe ya should look into the commands "sh gsr" and "sh environment" to help
verify how the temp looks. It will also tell you the rpm's the fans are
running at to tell you if one or two is messing up:)
Gene
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read the BCRAN book from Cisco press , u will find great explanation for NAT
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> Subject: what are inside global address,inside local address,outside
> glo
I just took mine Friday and didn't get a printout of any kind. The test said
just what you mentioned that we would get the results in 8 weeks.
Gene
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Hi All
I thought the result for the CID Beta Exam will be know (thru post)
While the CID test is challenging, it is easily passed if the complete and
well presented material is available to learn from. I noticed that Boson
responded quickly by revising their tests. Perhaps Sybex will quickly
respond with additions and corrections that can be downloaded. In a rapidly
ch
Well I'm as happy as can be..so.
To the various louts and layabouts who gave me the kickings, punches, blows
and injuries that forced me prematurely out of my 22 year career in the
Police Force for a career in networking.thanks very much and I'm doing
very nicely indeed.the jokes
If you assign a private ip address for your internal network. You need to
enable NAT/PAT. Check this link
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/pix_v52/config/con
fig.htm
If you have public ip address in your internal network, apply conduit for
icmp. Hope this help.
Alfre
Hi
Use the best traffic control that is out there, a company mandate that is
strictly inforced. Or start building ACLs and hire someone to manage them
full time.
On a more serious side... If you have a fairly small amount of users router
ACLs or a PIX 506 (about $1400 new) are a good way to hand
Well, we all got started different in ways I guess. Yea, I guess computers
would be better than getting kicked around
Merry Christmas everyone!!
Jennfer Cribbs
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>Well I'm as happy as can be..so.
>
My Yahoo mail has a "delete" right above the email
address of the person who sent me the mail.
Convenient...huh!!???
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> Axient Communications
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> "chris fong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You may want to look into third party server-based products that monitor web
traffic, and then, based on policy, assist in blocking access to sites not
permitted. There are two or three of these companies that I saw at
Networkers, but the only name I can remember is WebSecure.
Literally, it is ge
>Hi All,
>
>LLC Type 1 = Unacknowledged Connectionless = TCP/IP, IPX, OSI, NetBIOS
>over IP/IPX etc
>LLC Type 2 = Connection Oriented = SNA, NetBIOS over NetBEUI
>
>LLC Type 3 = Acknowledged Connectionless = ???
>
>I can't find a specific example of a service using the Type 3 LLC...
>
>Any
Took the CID beta on Friday. Didn't really like the test. I thought it
would test me on Designing Networks, of all things. Overall it reminded me
of a intro to VPN's & VOIP, and a catch all of ACRC.
Here's my question, Any one know how long the current test will be alive?
Thinking of taking it
Has anyone read this? How good is it? It really got slammed on amazon.
Cisco CCNP Support Exam Certification Guide by Amir Ranjbar ISBN: 0735709955
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0735709955/o/qid=976989473/sr=8-3/ref
=aps_sr_b_1_5/104-5631247-0812764
One useful command is:
show port capabilities
Tells what each port is capable of doing.
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I am looking at buying a Cat 5000 switch to include in my home lab. It has
a sup. 1 module. What is the latest and greatest IOS that should be in it
to insure it is up to date.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Here's the link to the CCDA kit that I forgot to put in my previous post.
http://www.ciscopress.com/book.cfm?series=2&book=156
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> I bought this study kit and then passed the ex
I bought this study kit and then passed the exam two weeks later.
Everything you need is on the CD. Caveat Emptor. If you are expecting a
hardcopy book to come with it then, you need to buy one.\
The CD comes with over 400 practice questions as well as an E-Book. Very
handy and very informativ
The potential problem is spanning tree will shut down the link for the first
thirty seconds (default) before passing traffic. If your computer is far
enough along in the boot proccess and makes a dhcp request before the switch
activates the port, the dhcp request will fail. Use portfast to prevent
Don't know who you talked with at Cisco but at this page:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/lan2/programs/ccdp.h
tml
You will see that if you are a CCNP you still need BOTH CCDA and CID. If
you look at the top of the matrix you will see: "Valid CCNA and CCDA
certifications
Yep. Seen this one. I had a fairly large switched environment (Bay, not
Cisco) where people were failing to obtain DHCP addresses. Spanning tree
was removed and the problem went away.
Craig
At 02:45 PM 12/16/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>The potential problem is spanning tree will shut down the l
Which brings me back to my first question, what would be the benefit of
doing this.
Dyland
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It means you want use the ip of another (specified) interface, e.g. ip
unnumbered ethernet 0, as the ip of your serial interface.
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Hello all,
I am begining my studying for the switching exam and would like to know
the groups thought's on the best written study material.
Thanks in advance for your help
Tim
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It saves address space. Instead of using separate networks/Ip address
between the serial interface. You can use the IP unnumbered to use the
Ethernet ip.
Example 1: Without IP unnumbered
--172.16.3.1/24 E0 [Router1)S0 192.168.1.2/252 ---
192.168.1.1/252 S0 [Router2]E0 172.1
Cat5000 Sup I - most recent revision 4.5(8)
Louie
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I am looking at buying a Cat 5000 switch to inclu
Thanks for the config example of how to work around the problem Chris.
That's exactly what I needed. I hadn't clued into the bridge-group to
translate the isl vlan's into dot1q vlans so that I could access them from
anywhere else in the switch.
John
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You're right, LLC Type 3 doesn't appear to be in the IEEE Logical Link
Control 802.2 specification.
The IEEE 802.2 document says there are two types of operation:
"With Type 1 operation, PDUs shall be exchanged between LLCs without the
need for the establishment of a data link connection. PDUS
ALL routing protocols route routed protocols. Unlike the rest EIGRP supports
the 3 most common desktop routed protocols, tcp/ip, ipx/spx and appletalk.
That's probably what you mean.
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CSLX,
You have asked the question several days ago, have you do a
research before you ask the question again?!
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I am working on my first router, trying to set up e0. I am able to configure
the int e0 but I get the int is up but the protocol is down. I cannot
remember how to resolve this. Could someone help.
TIA
Mark
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Thanks!
I got it.
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http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat5000/rel_4_2/config/v
> lans.htm
>
> a simple search on CCO using VTP as the key yield a
> number of hits, of which
> this was the first. Appears to be a good place to
> start.
I think you should connect the interface to a hub or switch. Is it
connected?
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The OSPF topology map does not show any of the RIP nodes, what should I
do? Please help!!!
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I would be the first to agre that the Sybex CID text
barely prepares one for the beta CID exam. (Since I
wrote it I can say that!) They are close, but the beta
exam, as I posted previously, is very poor and
hopefully will be revised in the near future. I will
likely start working on a revision of
If you don't have the interface connected to a PC, hub, or other network
device then put the command "no keepalives" on that interface. It will then
be up up. You can ping its ip address.
Since you are not "administratively down" you did successfully configure a
"no shutdown". I think that I can s
This message never made it through so after several people asking me how I
did I decided to repost it.
-- Joey
Below is the message I sent yesterday. BTW when I said I used 3 things, I
meant I used 3 things to study for the exam. Without breaking the NDA, the
first 5 questions were on my worst sub
Dyland,
The benefit is conservation of IP address space. To address both ends of a
point to point connection requires a subnet of 255.255.255.252; which is
actually four addresses, wasting 50% for network and broadcast addresses.
If you have a lot of point to point connections like this you end
I have two questions:
1-- I realize the command that prevents a router from from forwarding data
to a remote network without generating an ICMP msg is interface null 0...and
if that is so, what does come back. Does it come back as timed-out??
Different subject:
2-- First, in considering rout
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>I have two questions:
>
>1-- I realize the command that prevents a router from from forwarding data
>to a remote network without generating an ICMP msg is interface null 0...and
>if that is so, what does come back. Does it come back as timed-out??
>
>Different
Hi All,
LLC Type 1 = Unacknowledged Connectionless = TCP/IP, IPX, OSI, NetBIOS
over IP/IPX etc
LLC Type 2 = Connection Oriented = SNA, NetBIOS over NetBEUI
LLC Type 3 = Acknowledged Connectionless = ???
I can't find a specific example of a service using the Type 3 LLC...
Anyone help wi
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Should work just fine.
- Jon
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Hi everyone
I'm trying to configure a PIX-506 firewall and DSl router
anybody a (show config) from his/her PIX or any suggestion
I can ping outside ip(external ip on PIX) from outside and ping inside
ip(internal ip on PIX) from inside office
but can not ping from pc (inside the company} outside w
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