Dear all
I have a router configured with RIP routing protocol router ripnetwork
50.0.0.0 then I found it discover some route from a solaris box
50.100.45.3 and point some routes (as shown below) to solaris box, as the
solaris box got route to all these network. My question is Does
I also am currently using CRT and Procomm and have no complaints...
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I've been using one for 3 months, works great. ADSL only (and fixed port).
Minimum speed? Dunno, but I've got 128K up/384K down (burstable to 1.5mbit,
which is where it's usually at). The only thing better for ADSL service
would be a 1720/1750 + an ADSL WIC (that way you could add a ethernet
Uhm, you're way off from what I've read. Here is the story from what I
gather:
ethernet
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| |
e0 PC(NT)
2511
line1 (tcp2001)
|
console
2501
PC telnets to 2511 port 2001. There are no commands that can be sent to the
2511 in this session. Everything
Dear all
I have a router configured with RIP routing protocol router
ripnetwork
50.0.0.0 then I found it discover some route from a solaris box
50.100.45.3 and point some routes (as shown below) to solaris box, as the
solaris box got route to all these network. My question is Does
Real simple: get a real telnet client that has a disconnect option (teraterm
is free and works great). As soon as the 2511 sees the telnet session close
it will drop the reverse telnet line out to the 2501 (you can very by show
line on the 2501 to verify it's not in use).
Teraterm also supports
Regarding the Slowlaris box i can give you a hint. Look at the
/etc/init.d/inetinit
file of the solaris box. It is very well explained there under which
circumstances
solaris acts as a router or not.
Excerpt from this file:
# Determine how many active interfaces there are and how many
how about OSPF and IGRP and etc??
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Dear all
I have a router configured with RIP routing
Teraterm is a great telnet/serial/SSHv1 app for Windows, and free.
I don't know what your end-goal is for reverse telnet (are you telnetting
into the Win2k box and getting a serial line out... that's usually what we
mean when we say reverse telnet). If you want to be able to get to the
Win2k
how about OSPF and IGRP and etc??
GateD will run OSPF, not sure about IGRP, GateD have a web site, but I can't
remember what it is (www.gated.org?). You can normally download a basic
version, but multicast, and other features ned to be licensed, at a cost.
Rob./
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newsgroup is called groupstudy.cisco and the list is called Cisco
Certifications: Professional/Tech. Just pull out your credit card and give
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What if you move the default route to toward the PIX? I bet it works then.
How is the router to know where to forward the packets just because there is
a NAT in place? The NAT happens as the packets go from one interace to the
other, but that is still depending on routing taking place for it to
Great little hack, Ejay!
The other idea, if you're migrating IPs, is to just shorten the lease time.
Say your normal lease is 7 days, then 6.5 days before you're planned
migration change the lease time to like an hour or so.
The other migration method is to use ip address secondary and just
hi,
i must agree with my learned friend,
on the written i took twice recently there were to many simple
questions.Wait..
what i mean by simple is they were not related directly to what life is like
for the CCIE i know ..i got to many what i call non -technical
questions..
Sorry for this crap,,,
Has anybody removed Programs from the Start menu in doze 2k via either the
Reg or GPE ?
I can do it myself by removing the folders in the profiles directory, but is
there another way..
To even things out, Here is a cisco FIX I come across
A bug in IOS
Hi, all
I've just finished reading rfc2002, Mobile IP.(Although its real
title for that rfc is IP Mobility Support.)
I would like to do some labs on Mobile IP with cisco routers.
Is there any Operating System supporting Mobile IP out there?
Actually, any version of Windows would be better for
I'm wondering if the PIX's fixup protocol http 80 would block it? You'd
probably need to use a protocol analyzer to see if they're really using http
commands or just that port. If it's just that port, I bet an intelligent
firewall would block it.
The other option (but bleh) would be to go to a
NT4 doesn't run RIP by default, it's an added service you have to install.
It's only RIPv1 so it's pretty worthless, IMHO. Under Control Panel-
Services, just stop and disable RIP for Internet Protocol and/or Control
Panel - Network - Services - select RIP for Internet Protocol and hit
Remove
You need to configure bootp/dhcp proxy. Like you, I avoid access servers,
but I just so happen to have a config:
interface Group-Async1
ip unnumbered FastEthernet0/0
encapsulation ppp
async default routing
async mode interactive
peer default ip address dhcpwrote in message
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GNU Zebra manages IPv4 and IPv6 routing protocols. It supports BGP-4
protocol as described in RFC1771 (A Border Gateway Protocol 4) and BGP-4+,
RIPv1, RIPv2, RIPng, OSPFv2 and OSPFv3. GNU Zebra has a good client
interface, so the user can change configuration dynamically.
Hi folks:
I am trying to grapple with the address conversion issues between unlike
media (ie ethernet and tokenring). I have seen in this occassion and
elsewhere people/books referring to the most and the least significant bits.
My question here is what really are these bits. The word
* Why do I use Async 65? Because on the 2600, the aux line is async 65
(unlike on the 2500, where aux = async 1)
Check this out:
r1#show line
Tty Typ Tx/RxA Modem Roty AccO AccI Uses Noise Overruns Int
* 0 CTY -- --- 0 0 0/0
* Why do I use Async 65? Because on the 2600, the aux line is async 65
(unlike on the 2500, where aux = async 1)
This is because the 2600 can support up to 32 Async ports via. an NP. Cisco
have stopped the renumbering problem by statically allocating the aux port
to be + 1. The 3600 has
Hi group,
we got a 5500 with no modules here and we would like to integrate this sweet
thing in our ccie practice lab.
from what i know, we need something ISL capable. which module(s) do you
recommend (prefer cheapest
solution) to get some practice with ccie lab like switch configs? what about
a
Can someone help explain how Split Horizon and Split Horizon with Poison
Reverse works in correlation with RIP?
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Guys,,
i have a question
when i do a sh mod on my 6509 i see for my WS-X6K-SUP1-2GE
this listed
1 00-d0-00-00-00-00 to 00-00-00-00-00-01 5.05.2(1) 5.3(2)CSX
00-d0-00-00-00-00 to 00-00-00-00-00-01
00-00-00-00-00-00 to 00-00-00-00-00-0f
2 00-00-00-00-00-00 to
The significant indicates how the bits are stored in memory, which follows
the big-endian/little-endian paradigm. In big-endian the most significant
bit is stored first (IBM), whereas in little-endian, the least significant
bit is stored first (every body else).
CM
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What we're dealing with here is a problem with Cisco documentation that goes
back centuries, and has never been corrected.
Split Horizon and Poison Reverse are TWO DIFFERENT THINGS. They do not work
together, they are *alternatives*, similar to how ISL and 802.1Q are
alternatives which do
Hello Everybody.
Here is router's garage sale. (Location : Toronto. CANADA ) Only on
Saturday)
I am going to sell my routers. I have
2 Cisco 2501 router.
1 Cisco 2502 router.
1 Ciscopro 2501 router. (White in color)
5 Cisco 2503 routers.
Please look at the following configuration and offer me
Hi
i was bien g silly and have figured it out 4 mac addresses per sup
to 4 mac addresses on the MSM how else would it find it .silly billy
regards
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Distributed Director works great when used in conjunction with Local
Directors spread across multiple sites. When deploying DD bear in mind that
the DD merely determines the best server (webfarm) that can service the
client, based on configurable parameters, then returns the IP address of the
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pls give me some CCIE pre-lab site, I need more ccie lab information
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This has been a great thread. Can anyone elaborate on how their life has
changed since getting the CCIE? Did offers come piling in, did you get
promoted, did you have to job search a lot?
Thanks.
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To:
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 2:19 AM
Thanks for the reply Jason.
Actually, the routing was completely correct. I spent 5 hours on the phone
with TAC yesterday and they confirmed that it was a bug with the double
NAT. For some reason, IOS NAT, when presented with already NATed traffic,
won't properly send the traffic to a
Hmmm, this begs the question -
How does the IOS know that the packet has already been NATted? I thought
that the only things changed were the source/destination addresses and ports
(in the case of PAT).
Scott Meyer
CCNA, CCDA, MCSE, etc
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I have a question about changing ISP's when a domain name(s) is registered
to an IP address(s) owned by the ISP.
Obviously, we need to get the DNS registration changed to an address owned
by the new ISP. I have had some transitions that have not been real smooth,
and would like the current best
I connected one 2620 and one 2511 by AUX back to back without any problem.
Maybe you should consider the following:
What cable are you using? I'm using a Cisco console cable (rollover, black).
Try lowering the line speed. I'm using the default speed 9600, low but works
fine.
Try the clear line
I agree that no one will master Cisco by passing the lab and getting their
number. People should consider the CCIE a starting point not a destination.
The sheer amount of prep and practice you must do to prepare for and pass
the lab gaurantees a certain level of proficiency that is not present
Hi, everyone.
I've just installed a single-mode ATM module on each of my 4500's, both
routers recognize the card. I configure them as shown below, however I can't
ping even the local ATM interface even though it shows as being up. I also
icluded the debug output. Please tell me what's not right.
Isn't X.25 included in the lab test because it's still widely used in places
like Brazil and also in satellite communications (with a variation on the
mod value)? This is what I've heard, is this correct?
- susan
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I just wanted to follow up on this...
First, Zebra is really cool. The guy responsible for it obviously is Cisco
proficient, and as a result, the commands and syntax will be very familiar
to us
all. I've only got a couple of routers to mess with here at the house, but
by
utilizing Linux/Zebra,
Security scanning vulnerability that causes router reload.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/707/ios-tcp-scanner-reload-pub.shtml
Just an FYI for those not on the security announcement lists.
Allen
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This of course presumes it is in Cisco's interest to make the test
relevant.
Reminds a bit of the arguments we used to make in college and grad school.
My major is X, so why should I be required to take classes in Y? The answer
is BECAUSE! :-
Right or wrong, relevant or not, the fact is that
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Add a atm clock internal to each interface.
I'm not familiar with your encapsulation method. If the above doesn't work
try changing to aal5snap.
You will not be able to ping your local interface unless you also create a
map statement for it. When you have this up and running then try doing
How do I get on the security announcement list? Is there a form on Cisco's
site?
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Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 11:07 AM
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Subject: For those using 12.1(2)T or 12.1(3)T [7:5904]
Security scanning
A frame-relay switch will tell the router what DLCI are configured using a
Full update.
To determine what DLCIs are active on a particular port do :
sh frame-relay pvc interface
or simply
sh frame-relay interface
to view the status of all PVCs.
At 14:28 09/05/01 -0400, you wrote:
Is
You might just need to clear both lines. Clear line x Also are you using a
rollover cable?
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Subject: Re: anybody ever connected 2600 AUX ports back2back? [7:5844]
Newbie question
Not being familiar with Token-Ring, well for that matter not much else
either, is this just the way it is stored in memory or if I were to sniff a
frame in Token-Ring on one side of the gateway/router I would see the MAC
address represented one way from left to right and if
I've found various documents at Cisco and have seen discussion here about
downloading an image to a router using the console port and xmodem. I
haven't in my searches seen whether it is possible to upload images from the
console port to a tftp server. If anyone has any information or can find a
You have to subscribe to the CCO Field Notices.
Goto Cisco.com
Login to CCO and you should be able to find them at
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Support/FieldNoticeTool/field-notice
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To:
Just to clarify, most other vendors are now heading down the RSVP-TE road
for MPLS LDP provisioning (or at the very least, they are agreeing to
support RSVP-TE). The RSVP-TE vs. CR-LDP argument seems to finally be dying
down.
It should be noted that RSVP-TE is only for path creation and setup,
Hi All
Correct me if I am wronge
I think the only problem that you would have with Split Horizon is when it
comes to Frame Relay.
Regards
Sergio Silva
Network Engineer
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Sent: Friday, May 25,
As someone who has devoted a bit of time and more than a couple of dollars
pursuing certification, and as someone who has failed one lab attempt, and
as someone who collects good advice from CCIE's and others, I can no longer
resist opening my big mouth on this.
The CCIE Lab exam is a test.
Quite right. RSVP-TE is only for path creation and setup. Actual bandwidth
allocation information is disseminated to all TE devices using the IGP (OSPF
Opaque LSA's and IS-IS wide metrics). This also leads to the current
limitation of only running MPLS-TE within a single area of the link state
Hi,
I have been thinking abt it and couldn't figure out so hope I can help some
pointers from this group. Sorry if the question sounds silly.
I do understand what a gateway is for but when it is configured in a router,
what exactly happens?
Will it do the same if I make an entry in the route
I am stumped... I'm trying to tftp a newer ios into a PIX515 and keep
getting the message TFTP failed (return:-10 arg:0x1). I have went through
all the correct steps, I believe, but must be missing something simple. Is
there a certain way the file should be located on the TFTP server? Is there
a
Has anyone experience any problems with their PIX to PIX vpn? It seems that
mine tends to go down much more often than I like, forcing me to clear the
IPSEC and ISAKMP SA's.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks
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Hi, I have some question which I am not sure of and I want to share with
you.Hope someone it will give the right answers.1. What is the purpose of
ICMP messages;2.What are the features of SNMP;3. What is the error
message on ISDN debug :.config stack, may not have password...4.
If you
Anytime I uninstall programs by whatever means, I also go to the reg and
delete all leftover entries. There is usually something there. What I
usually do, before I unistall something, is first go to the program itself
and
look at it's properties and copy down the version, manu, and any other
Thanks for the info.
Duncan
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Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 3:29 AM
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Subject: RE: Distributed Director [7:5794]
Distributed Director works great when used in conjunction with Local
Directors spread
Cisco press book ( ISBN 1-57870-093-0)Page 323
Multicast.
Jenn
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I have a question.
I have taken several practice exams and I have found two answers to the same
question.
I have searched my sybex book and it is either not there or I am
Hello,
If anyone is interested I am selling the Sybex series of CCNP books.
You can get the whole set on bookpool for $91.25 plus shipping and handling.
I will sell all of them for $70.00 plus shipping and handling.
Includes:
1) Sybex Routing Study Guide
2) Sybex Remote Access Study Guide
Hello,
If anyone is interested I am selling the Sybex series of CCNP books.
You can get the whole set on bookpool for $91.25 plus shipping and handling.
I will sell all of them for $70.00 plus shipping and handling.
Includes:
1) Sybex Routing Study Guide
2) Sybex Switching Study Guide
3)
Newbie question
Is the max hop count for rip 15 and the poison reverse infinity count 16?
Thanks
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From: Spencer Plantier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 11:35 AM
To: Paul Holloway
Subject: Re: FW: tftp PIX [7:5919]
Your file needs the bin ext added
--- Paul Holloway wrote:
I am stumped... I'm trying to tftp a
try specifying the interface , the interface thats connected to the tftp
server segment.
monitor int
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Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 9:23 AM
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Subject: FW: tftp PIX [7:5919]
I am stumped... I'm trying to
How about 'file bh60.bin' instead of 'file bh60' ?
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I am stumped... I'm trying to tftp a newer ios into a PIX515 and keep
getting the message TFTP failed (return:-10 arg:0x1). I have went
through
all the correct
Truthfully, after spending 5 hours with a cell phone to my head I couldn't
be bothered asking how a router would be aware of a double NAT.
The problem only occurred when an ACK was returning with a destination that
had to be reached by the default route. The correct sequence of NAT
requires
Assume you are referring to the gateway of last resort, (0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 E0
or IP Address) meaning... if cannot get where you are looking to go by any
other means (routing protocol, etc., etc.,) head to E0 for resolution...
Phil
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From: Tan Chee Leong
To:
Sent:
On Fri, 25 May 2001, Scott Meyer wrote:
I have a question about changing ISP's when a domain name(s) is registered
to an IP address(s) owned by the ISP.
Obviously, we need to get the DNS registration changed to an address owned
by the new ISP. I have had some transitions that have not been
Dear friends,
[NOTE; the caps are not SCREAMS but HIGHLIGHTS]
I am also relatively new to this list and have been reading much of the
correspondance dealing with the day to day issues of networking; which have
been very valuable.
But the discussions on whether or not certs are worth their
Based on 3 people that have so far concurred on using subinterfaces before
you can ping, it seems that Hutnik's first Lab exercise in the ATM chapter
is technically wrong. If I can prove this I will certainly send him an
e-mail to clear up the issue.
I'll try this tonight and post the working
(3 URLs to follow in case they get filtered)
Setting the Disconnect Character:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ssr83/tsc_r/54004.h
tm#xtocid916279
Requires first to hit the Escape Character (default is CTRL+^)
Very, very odd, but I can believe it. I've run into a ton of odd bugs like
this and usually spent a number of hours with TAC before getting to an
engineer who knew about it.
Thanks for the heads up. I almost suggested a route-map in the first place,
but I wasn't entirely sure of what you mean
As an aside, I've tried copy flash tftp using the console port connected to
my PC and TFTPD32 running on the PC. I keep getting the error:
#copy flash tftp
Source filename []? c2600-is40-mz.120-4.T
Address or name of remote host []? XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Destination filename
Yep...and I always specify the interface first step as well...not sure if it
makes any difference but you do need the complete filename.
Allen May
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From: Alex Lee
To:
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: tftp PIX [7:5919]
How about 'file bh60.bin'
I'd need to see the configs (take out any sensitive info first). I haven't
had any problems with any of ours that wasn't caused by human intervention
;)
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From: Anthony
To:
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 11:25 AM
Subject: PIX to PIX VPN [7:5920]
Has anyone experience
Oh, just had a thought which solved odd bugs in the past with routers:
Have you disabled 'ip route-cache' on the interfaces? At this point you
could probably care less, but I'd be curious to hear if it was a switching
problem.
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The CCO documentation is excellent, IMHO. It literally leads you through the
installation step-by-step.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/index.htm
-Jonathan
Keith Townsend wrote:
Anybody knows a good book for learning the Cisco Pix. I had to install one
of these
If a router running Proxy ARP didn't have a route of last resort or
default route would it still respond to an ARP for some random non-local
network? It would cause problems if it responded to the ARP when it
couldn't really route packets to the destination. I suppose it usually
works because
At 01:02 PM 5/25/01, you wrote:
Newbie question
Is the max hop count for rip 15 and the poison reverse infinity count 16?
Thanks
The max hop count is 15, as you know. If a router advertises a route as
being 16 hops, it's saying that the distance to the network is infinity,
in other words it's
Hello,
First, apologies for this long mail.
I'm beggining with cisco routers, and my first problem is with tunnels.
I'm trying to set up a tunnel between our two locations with no success.
These sites are linkeds to a ISP backbone.
The transport/passenger protocols are IP. The routers are
Hello,
I am currently in the process of selling off my networking book
collection. I have two books for sale:
1) BCRAN: Building Cisco Remote Access Networks
2) BCMSN: Building Cisco Multilayer Switching Networks
Both are from Mcgraw Hill.
The cost at bookpool for each of these
I don't have any details, but I've had customers complain that PIX-PIX VPNs
I have set
up quit working under heavy traffic loads.
-Jonathan
Allen May wrote:
I'd need to see the configs (take out any sensitive info first). I haven't
had any problems with any of ours that wasn't caused by
In any well-considered educational endeavor, the program will consist of two
kinds of knowledge. One kind is the obvious -- you want the students to
achieve mastery. Even after the classes/training are over, and they've been
away from it in their work for some time, you want them to *know*
If anyone would like to share a PIX example I would
appreciate it. I have Napster blocked but still need
to block Realaudio, AIM and yahoo messenger if
possible.
Thanks
Spencer Plantier
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You can do this with just a few tools. Get a copy of getif2.2 which will
let you do snmp set commands, as long as you have the rw string. Get a tftp
server running somewhere that the router can reach. Read this url from
cisco
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/477/SNMP/11.html
I did this
My understanding is that in the past, it was common to use map-lists.
However the preferred way now is to use sub-interfaces. I had map-lists
throughout our large corporate lab just 6 months ago and then converted them
all to subs.
So, I don't think it's a matter of correctness, just a matter
Great advice. The only thing I'd add is that the RFC says the minimum TTL
that a caching server has to honor is 2 days. That means it could take up
to 2 days for it to be reflected globally.
Depending on the line of business (are they a 9-5 shop, or a 24/7 web
presence?), I have two ways of
I have two books in front of me. One is cisco press switching cert guide by
tim boyles and the other is sybex switching.
I have been reading and comparing the topic in both books of creating or
renaming vlans. Notice I did not say creating and renaming. I am seeing
this
as two separate
Thanks for all of the help and interesting discussion. I passed the CCIE
written today and it was a bitch. The written is only a test that is a
turning
point for focus. Yes it is hard and it also can be somewhat convoluted.
To avoid all of the questions about what did you use and what was on the
David is correct. The atm clock internal is only required on one end. I
looked at the AIP documentation to reply to the first e-mail. That shows
clock on both ends. In response to David's reply I looked at a config on a
production network. Clocking one end is correct.
Regarding pinging one's own
So for poison reverse, does it mean that it's
temporarily breaking the rules of split horizon bye
sending the route advertisement back (on the interface
that it received it from) to the original router who
sent it?
If that's the case. What would cause this process to
occur? I'm looking for a
applause
good job Bryan. thanks for the summary and for sharing your experience
-e-
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To:
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 12:20 PM
Subject: Passed CCIE written today [7:5947]
Thanks for all of the help and interesting discussion. I
My machine (on site A) is 200.200.62.70 / 255.255.255.240 with gateway
255.255.255.65.
Do you mean 200.200.62.65 there? As stated here, A's default gateway
isn't on the same subnet as A. Won't work.
* site A:
ip route 200.200.46.208 255.255.255.240 tunnel0
* Site B:
ip route
You can't tftp across the console port, you have to tftp from something you
have IP connectivity to. If you have to upload from the console, the
command you want is (From Rom IOS)
copy xmodem flash:yourfilename.bin
Ejay Hire
-Original Message-
From: James Haynes [mailto:[EMAIL
The Pings:
Not 2 minutes before your post came across the list; I remembered why
you can not ping the local ip on a MULTI-POINT interfaces. I was not
thinking about pvc encapsulation. The ping still has to go out and if
you don't tell the router which pvc to send it on it just drops it.
The VTP mode has no significance to renaming VLANS other than this:
In VTP Client mode, no Changes can be made
In VTP Transparent mode, all changes can be made but are only locally
significant
In VTP Server mode, all changes can be made and are propagated throughout
the VTP Domain.
Ejay Hire
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