Yes, Cisco cancelled the CCIE and all certification programs
after Juniper announced they are going to open source their
CLI software. (Hey, Juniper: *HINT*)
I just changed my shell to `junosh' on my FreeBSD box. Now
only if I could run `tin' inside it. I guess I will just have to stick
Look into a PERL script called MRTG which will let you graph your traffic
usage on your lease line.
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hi all,
i want to know about bandwith monitor.by
which i can check the bandwidth of my leased line.
because i am not getting sufficient bandwidth
Hello All,
Does anyone know where I can rent or lease an ISDN simulator such as a
Teltone for my CCIE prep lab? I'd rather spend a few hundred dollars
and rent one for a month as opposed to buying one for $1800.00.
And I haven't seen any on Ebay for a while.
Thanks,
Pete
Actually, Jason, a PIX will route. The only problem is that it is not
designed to do it (there are no WAN interfaces available for it.) And as
such is not very scalable. How do you plan on moving traffic if you have 6
to 10 interfaces with 6 to 10 different networks in a PIX? You use STATIC
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I can discern 2 indirect relationships:
1. For people who are bored after achieving CCIE status in 2 or more of the
possible tracks AND are desparately seeking to differentiate themselves
from all the other CCIEs out there (since it's presumably a little less
exclusive each time a new # is
Hi,
Recently, I done a snffing in my network and it showed a warning -same
source destination which I happen to found out is the cisco router doing a
loopback every 10 min to itself (router 1720).
However I have check the fasteth interface, no loopback been set and no
debug on.
Is this a
Since they're in different vlans I had to enable PIM/IGMP and CGMP on the
router and then enable CGMP on my closet switches... everything's working
liking a charm.
Jeff
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Does anyone
One thing I do is enable Port Host which not only enables Portfast, but
disable the default auto-neg for trunking and channeling. Also, make sure
your dia is set right for STP.
Jeff
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Hello,
I have users
hello all.
I have a switched network of 2 cat 5500s and 1 3548
the cat 5500s have rsms, and there are 10 vlans in use which are seen by all
three switches. one of the 5500s is the vtp server. the switches are
connected via gigabit ethernet
now last week i bought another 3548 and gigabit
All,
I have 2 guys at work that have passed the ccie written and are going to
take the practical at the end of this month. I have 3 2500 series at home 2
2501 and a 2503 along with a cisco 804. I have a chance to buy 3 more 2500
at a very very good price, Our job is replacing them with 2600. But
I would ask your friends what they believe major differences between the
2600 the 2500's are. The 2600 is modular offers a few more advancements
(FE modules, etc.). The 2600 is pretty much the same chassis (blue instead
of black) that same slow processor we've all grown to love ;-) I would
This is a less marketing-speak and more technically driven
terminology problem than router versus switch, but, again, I fall
back on there being no such thing as a router. There are L3 route
determination and L3 packet forwarding functions.
In the case of the PIX, we have what the IETF is
I'm giving two tutorials, Exterior Routing 201 and Customer
Satisfaction 201, at the NANOG meeting in Atlanta tomorrow.
http://www.nanog.org. The presentations will be available on the
NANOG site, but I'm not sure if they are yet (I just finished the
second one and sent it to the
Its not free, maybe for trial, but not free for normal use. Its an
EXCELLENT radius server, I highly recommend.
Brian
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Chiao Liang wrote:
Hi All
Does anyone know about a radius server known as Radiator? I heard that it's
free and can downloaded from web site,
anyone
Hi
I think your co workers are off the mark a little bit. For the R/S lab you
need routers and switches. To be more specific you need routers and switches
that mirror the lab functionality, not necessarily the exact model.
So from a functionality point of view what does a 2600 give that a 2500
Hi Folks:
I just passed the CCNA exam and I would like to study CCNP. Could
someone give me a suggestion what books will be good resource for my
CCNP study? Thanks!
John
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The 2501 is still very useful for most of the lab scenarios you have to
master.
The 2600 does open up the Voice issues.
ATM is expensive no matter what so it may be better to rent rack time for
ATM studies and if you do that it might be a great time to do Voice studies
too instead of buying
Thanks Kevin
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I can discern 2 indirect relationships:
1. For people who are bored after achieving CCIE status in 2 or more of the
possible tracks AND are desparately seeking to differentiate themselves
from all the other CCIEs out there (since it's presumably a
Acutally you can go wrong. That book is for the old 1.0 track.
You want the "Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks" for the 2.0
track.
Personally...I like the books published by Cisco.
Cheerz-
Brent
CCNA, CCDA, MCSE, MCP+I
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At 10:43 AM 2/17/01 -0500, you wrote:
All,
I have 2 guys at work that have passed the ccie written and are going to
take the practical at the end of this month. I have 3 2500 series at home 2
2501 and a 2503 along with a cisco 804. I have a chance to buy 3 more 2500
at a very very good price,
Maybe he was asking an opinion?
Why dontcha chill out, eh? I didn't know you were now a moderator.
ck
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Nathan
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 2:37 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: The Juniper
Jonathan,
A few things you can check:
1) Double check that switches are in same VTP domain, and 3500 are set as
clients and not transparent
2) check the date and time on the new switches. I have seen this prevent VTP
clients from being updated before, if they think the update is coming from
There are four tests (or equivalent) for CCNP, each of which have separate
materials, take a look at:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/lan/programs/ccnp.ht
ml
and
http://www.ciscopress.com/series.cfm?series=2news=0
and/or the CCNP study guides by Todd Lammle. Cisco course
errata...didn't mean to say the revision was greater than the 5500 that you
plugged the 3548 into. The revision would be greater than your VTP domain
server, could be either of your 5500's.
Jason Fletcher
CCNP
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Hmm, certainly a
Hmm, certainly a trunking problem I would say, might want to check that both
trunk ports (the 5500 and 3548) are not set to auto as they will never trunk
(and auto is the Cisco default). You should set the trunk port on the 5500
to desirable. BUT, I think this is the problemYOU GOT LUCKY!
just a question.
If you know the answer then answer otherwise keep quite !!!
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To: "'Nathan'" [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 8:23 PM
Subject: RE: The Juniper Networks
Does your pix have a default route?
Does your pix forward packets between subnets?
Logically, then, the pix routes. Call it what you will, when forwarding
between disparate networks, you route. I suppose cisco misunderstands the
term "route" too.
htmlDIVHi Guys/DIV
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DIVI've got 2 dual ethernet Cisco 1605 routers connected to each other via 2
cascaded hubs.Both sets of interfaces are set up for HSRP.(eth0 of both routers
arenbsp;in one HSRP group amp; eth1 are in another HSRP group). Both routers have
also been set up to
Does anyone no of any good promiscuous tools? and how do you no your NIC is
in or have a promiscuous NIC in your Computer
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I don't think you can do this? The standby router doesn't have the
translation table of the active router, so when the active router went down
you will lose your connection.
Jason Fletcher
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DIVI've got 2 dual ethernet Cisco
I had a similar experience at a familiar location in Washington, DC. I can
still taste the funny taste that it left in my mouth. No - I didn't grab the
wires in my teeth - but the experience did leave me with a funny taste. If I
think about it, I can still taste it today...
Was no wall there
Well if you're looking to sniff for traffic, you can use a Linux box with
tools like Ethereal and IPTraf (traffic data) to collect information.
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Does anyone no of any good promiscuous tools? and how do you no your NIC
is
in or have a
Has anyone here attended any of the CCIE lab prep boot camps? If so what training
company was it with, and was the boot camp worth it?
Chad A. Simmons, MCSE, CCDA, CCNP
Network/Systems Consultant
Network Services Group
Court Sqare Data Group, Inc.
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I just passed the CCNA exam and I would like to study CCNP.
I say this not as a joke, but PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. Let your first router
job teach you a little educate yourself with a real network. It's @ that
point you can figure what it is you really want to do...
Phil
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Jeff,
My understanding of the Ghost multicast clients is that they use the OSI
Packet Driver, and support layer 2 multicast only (ie. cannot be routerd
through VLANs).
You may need to put a multicast server in any VLAN where there are clients
(remember that the server does very little and could
Currently the IOS does not support NAT HSRP operating together
It's not a bug as they do mention it somewhere on CCO (possibly in the NAT
FAQ)
There is both the problem with the standby router not knowing the NAT
translation table of the active router and the fact that NAT won't use the
Hey guys, I just got a quick question about Frame Relay.
I've been reading the BCRAN book published by Sybex, and I'm finding
the frame relay chapter a bit confusing. A few paragraphs from the Sybex
book state the following:
"Committed burst size and excess burst size are the two
Hey guys, I just got a quick question about Frame Relay.
I've been reading the BCRAN book published by Sybex, and I'm finding
the frame relay chapter a bit confusing. A few paragraphs from the Sybex
book state the following:
"Committed burst size and excess burst size are the two
Anyone can confirm that a PIX decrements TTL?
On Sat, Feb 17, 2001 at 11:35:46AM -0500, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
This is a less marketing-speak and more technically driven
terminology problem than router versus switch, but, again, I fall
back on there being no such thing as a router. There
Is there any good reason why the PIX doesn't route?
Why it doesn't run OSPF? A Checkpoint firewall running
on a Solaris box would be able to run OSPF or
something, right? Why not a PIX?
Michael
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Does your pix have a default route?
Does your pix forward
I believe the cause of your problem is that you are using the bandwidth
statement instead of the clock rate statement. The bandwidth statement has
no effect on physical layer clocking, it only makes adjustments to routing
protocol metric calculations.
To make this behave correctly, add
sorry mind if I ask what is the command to change
default admin dist of a routing protocol
regards,
suaveguru
--- Russell Lusignan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Enable EIGRP on the routers and add the network
statements as you normally
would.. raise the administrative distance of EIGRP
to 110, I
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