I've seen similar results when trying to ping a distant end that has
allot of delay. The TTL used for ping on an NT is different than the TTL
used for traceroute. A traceroute is successful but the ping fails, or the
ping works on a Unix but not a Windows platform. Some times adjusting the
TTL wil
Hi All - I wonder if there is anyway, to control the NetMeeting traffic on
the routers/switches? Since WAN pipes are the bottle neck, I don't want to
block the NetMeeting traffic, but apply some kind of policy to the bandwidth
of the Video/Audio conference piece of NetMeeting to ensure that it wo
Hi Andrew,
Congratulation for you success. I am going to go for CIT next week.
Do you have any tips and suggestion about the exam ?
Regards,
Ronny
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From: Andrew Larkins
To:
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 3:14 PM
Subject: Passed CIT - Now a CCNP!! [7:6725]
> I passed
Hi folks,
I just did a delete flash:c4500-is-mz.113-11b.bin on my 4500m
router. Here's the output of sh flash:
gateway#sh flash
System flash directory:
File Length Name/status
1 9028608 c4500-jk9s-mz.122-1.bin
2 4003224 c4500-is-mz.113-11b.bin [deleted]
[13031960 bytes used, 374525
How about attaching a break-out box and connecting an oscilloscope to the
clocking signal.
Chances are I'm not being too helpful here am I?
Would be handy if Cisco boxes could report on the actual clocking speed.
Anybody know why this isn't already a feature?
Gaz
""STRAND Scott"" wrote in mess
Hi folks,
Is it true that the 4500m routers have the same cpu as the 7000 w/ RSP
routers? Check out the sh ver on each:
# on the 4500m
cisco 4500 (R4K) processor (revision D) with 32768K/16384K bytes of
memory.
Processor board ID 04008700
R4700 CPU at 100Mhz, Implementation 33, Rev 1.0
# on th
it neednot dial,thanks!
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Jon,
the answer to your question is NO.
here`s the reasonyou COULD make yourself a Y cable from your CSU/DSU
,but you would have a few issues.
I tried this sometime ago and found out the hard way.
OK.first thing if both routers are on you have a major routing loop
problem..AKA split h
Hi Frank,
I came across a similar thing on an AS5300 recently. I had a dig around and
eventually found the info on the URL below.
I understand there is a bit of a problem with URL's being removed at the
moment, so in case it does, a brief summary:
There are 3 classes of Cisco flash (A,B and C).
A Cisco manager/CCIE told me that Cisco was planing on
moving from the two day CCIE lab, to a one day
(because of the back log). But the 1 day isn't going
to be easier, it's going to be harder
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Dude, great job!
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I passed my final exam yesterday - CIT with a score of 919.
At last I have my CCNP.
Many thanks to e
Must be , if you believe that, you will believe anything ha ha
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> topic wasn't spoon fed to him in the course notes...
>
> Alan
> (Sin
They will not hate another "UNIX" system, they just cannot agree what is a
unix system !! They hate anything that allows a manager to understand what
they are doing. i.e. NOTHING.
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> you are talking bull
Does Gig Ethernet conform to the same minimum frame sizes as general
Ethernet ie 64 bytes.If so how does it accomodate late collisions when
running over distances of 2km or more.???
Or is this not relevant as it will be point to point full duplex and
effectively collision free?
Doug,
thanks for the reply - it finally clicked about 20 minutes after I posted.
what was confusing me I think is that the link is inter-area, whereas in
OSPF the ABR would be inter-area. the router can be inter-level, which I
though it couldn't, and the L1-L2 adjancency was confusing me as I t
Thanks Alan.
Yeah, we do have a maintenance window for this so rebooting is not really a
problem except I'm targeting 104 weeks of uptime!!! :-) Guess that'll have
to wait another 104 weeks
I'll give the 1st 2 ideas a try first and hopefully that fixes their
problem.
Thanks for the help, you gu
Chris, FYI - taken from
http://www.lanart.com/learning/whitepapers/gig_wp.htm
In Ethernet, the smallest packet size allowed is 64 bytes (8 bits per byte =
512 bits). The purpose of establishing a minimum packet size was to ensure
that a station could detect collisions at the furthest point of the
Yes & No.
See:
this url
w ww.ece.wpi.edu/courses/ee535/hwk98/hwk3cd98/edmundom/chapter5.htm
-Tim
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...in an attempt to torch the straw man...
We could talk at length about the pros and cons of the straw man you
present; if I understand the main question at hand the question is how to
provide some redundancy to the WAN link.
Short answer is that real-world solutions would include some type of
Hi,
I am having problem with nlsp, i couldnt understand why its not advertizing
some networks. I couldnt find any good documentation and case studies on
NLSP. It would be really kind if someone tells me whats wrong or where can i
get some case studies on it.
Thanks
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Ask yourself three questions;
1. can router A ping the far side of router C
2. are the workstation and router C in the same vlan
3. is the workstation configured for a default gateway of router C's near
side interface?
If you can answer yes to all these questions you should be able to go ping
craz
Your comments help illustrate my points, answering the second point first
(because it is easier), if there is a need (or desire) to have multi-vendor
capabilities within your network then absolutely, you'll need to look at
something other than EIGRP (probably OSPF).
If you're getting SIA's then y
Nate,
Thank you very much for pointing that out. Now it does actually make
sense that the Ethernet
port is assigned E0/0 (duh!). However, I still think it is a very stupid
way of Cisco for doing
this. Where do you hear a fixed port that is also consider as a
"module".
Once again, thanks fo
Man I love running something up a flag pole and see who salutes.
Thank You,
Don
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From: "Christopher Kolp"
To:
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 11:13 PM
Subject: RE: another OT: why you UNIX guys look down on we NT guys? [7:6720]
> I wouldn't necessarily say that...
>
Where did we get this guy?
Not a cult just part of the family.
Think about that one.
Don
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From: "Arumugam Sundarum"
To:
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 10:42 PM
Subject: RE: another OT: why you UNIX guys look down on we NT guys? [7:6716]
> you are talking bullshit m
Congratulations. That's a difficult test. Enjoy your CCNP.
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I passed my final exam yesterday - CIT with a score of 91
That is simply one possible solution. They have sent a survey out to all of
the CCIE's to get their feedback and suggestions.
Louie
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A Cisco manager/CCIE
At 03:14 AM 6/1/01 -0400, Andrew Larkins wrote:
>I passed my final exam yesterday - CIT with a score of 919.
>At last I have my CCNP.
>
>Many thanks to everyone on this list for all the informative threads and
>help with problems I have had over this pass period.
>
>Now to do my CCDP and security
So what is everyone's take?
--- "Belt, Louie" wrote:
> That is simply one possible solution. They have
> sent a survey out to all of
> the CCIE's to get their feedback and suggestions.
>
> Louie
>
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I use a 827 router. This will go step by step to config one. You need
CCO.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/794/827_faq.html
Steve
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If you achieve one of these designations what acronyms are being used to
identify them? CQS(SNA/IP), CQS(Security)?
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YES it is worth it when you complete your goal.
If you goal is not CCIE then don't spend the money.
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Repl
Hi;
The fixed moduele will be slot 0.
The NM module will be in slot 1.
>From the configuration, you can tell.
But I am not sure I am right. Feel free to discuss.
Best Rgds;
Vincent
""Sean Young"" Nate,
>
> Thank you very much for pointing that out. Now it does actually make
> sense that
Hi Charles,
Just passed the CID in early April. At that time I didn't receive any AVVID
or VPN questions. The strata questions can all be answered from the Sybex
book (even though it's only one page of Strata details it's enough). I know
Cisco finally completed grading and releasing the scores
THE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B
ABSTRACT
B is a computer language designed by D. M. Ritchie and K. L. Thompson, for
primarily non-numeric applications such as system programming. These
typically involve complex logical decision-making, and processing of
integers, characters, and bit strings. On the H
Hi,
we are running ADSL at our ROBO around the US, we also use a VPN to get them
back to HQ. I will include a config that might help. This is a 2621 router
Thank you,
Rob Mears III, CCNA, MSCE, CNE, NNCDS, NNCSS, A+
Technical Mercenary
Valor Telecom
**
versi
Please elaborate what do you mean by 'For IOS file greater than 16M, you
can't use TFTP' ?
""Vincent Chong"" wrote in message
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> If you use the following to upload the IOS into your router.
>
> TFTP, FTP, RCP.
>
> I do not see any problem.
>
> Note: F
An interesting spin on embracing any technology, OS's included, with
quasi-religious zealotry lives here:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/05/24/160210&mode=thread
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From: "Donald B Johnson jr"
To:
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 8:13 AM
Subject: Re: another OT: why y
I discovered that somehow the configuration register was changed to
0x3922! What the heck does that do?? I was watching the person who
initially booted the router and he did absolutely nothing that would
alter the configuration register; it just seems to have done it during
a reload because we
That is what Cisco told me, that the 506 will support 4 VPN tunnels (to
another PIX or router) and NO end user VPN tunnels. You would need the 515
to accomplish that. Also, last I heard, the Cisco VPN client is not
supported on W2K as of yet.
Nathan
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From: Rick Holden
Does anyone know of a good source for a replacement ps for a 2500 series
router?
TIA
Mark
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Windows even X.
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From: "bholtz02"
To:
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: another OT: why you UNIX guys look down on we NT guys? [7:6765]
> An interesting spin on embracing any t
Certain TFTP daemons do not support file sizes over 16M. It is nothing to do
with the Cisco side of things. There are now patches available for most
systems.
When we were kids we never thought that anyone would want to 'trivially' xfer
anything as big as 16M
Have a goog weekend all
Dom
|---
Hi
The classic used source Ebay and for new www.pacificcable.com
HTH
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> Does anyone know of a good source for a replacement ps for a 2500 series
> router?
>
> TIA
> Mark
Message Posted at:
Sure move it to one day ---
Lets see we'll need to complete the network in 4 hours while knitting a
blanket, learning Japanese and playing the piano with our toesthen the
other 4 hours will be
troubleshooting while blindfolded and wearing a nitrous oxide tank.
Actually the later doesn't sou
# of simultaneous connections, # of interfaces, # of peers, etc.
Unrestricted on 515 & up lets you have more than 2 interfaces and allows
failover (can't failover with just 2 interfaces..grin).
Go about halfway down this link.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/cc/pd/fw/sqfw500/prodlit/pie_ds.htm
The ideal solution is to make them in separate subnets. A slightly less
elegant solution is to add a route to the hosts with a subnet mask of
255.255.255.255 with a destination of the router.
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The PIX 506 will support client VPN tunnels using the Cisco client
software... only up to 4. It doesn't matter if they're site to site or
client type tunnels.
Cory
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Try eBay. Search on cisco +power supply
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> From: Mark Rose [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 10:03 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Cisco 2500 Power Supply [7:6767]
>
>
> Does anyone know of a good source for a replacement ps for a
> 2500
I passed CIT last week with around an 800 so I will
tell you some things that I wish I had known better
than I did. First I should have studied everything
about how a catalyst works and switches packets and
secondly I should have learned every single detail
about ISDN.
HTH
Ben, CCNP
--- Ronny
I dunno...in real life it's quite the same. Working all day, suddenly the
network goes down and you've got to get it up ASAP. It'll be harder, but
probably more realistic. Also you probably have the whole network scheme
fresh in your mind to make it easier to troubleshoot.
Just my opinion (not
I stand corrected. This seems to contradict what I was told by Cisco last
time I asked, but Mr. Stull is correct. Sorry for the confusion.
Nathan
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The survey was rather interesting. They also mentioned groupstudy and
ccbootcamp! :)
Personally, I think it should stay a 2-day lab and they should keep it just
the way it is.
Here's the questions they asked (compressed to save space):
Survey Start
1. What do you value most abo
stick a broom up my ar*e, and I'll sweep the floor at the same time
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From: ; "Michael (CAP, AFS, Contractor)"
To:
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 4:10 PM
Subject: RE: Cisco moving to a one day lab? [7:6735]
> Sure move it to one day ---
>
> Lets see we'll need to compl
cool link
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From: "bholtz02"
To:
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 7:42 AM
Subject: Re: another OT: why you UNIX guys look down on we NT guys? [7:6765]
> An interesting spin on embracing any technology, OS's included, with
> quasi-religious zealotry lives here:
> http:/
Hi everyone,
I'm a bit confused on the foundation 2.0 test in that it says it includes all
the three other tests
BSCN
BCMSN
BCRAN
Now it says it lasts for 2 hrs and 45 min. but it does not tell me how many
questions in each of these do i need to answer. Also could you tell me if its
wise to go in
A crossover cable and a transceiver work just fine. Keep in mind that 2500s
run from Flash so you'll have to do the IOS update from Router(boot)# mode.
Router#config t
router(config)# config-register 0x2101
router(config)# Ctrl-Z
router# reload
answer No to writing changes to NVRAM unless you hav
A distinct T-shirt would be one way to identify one another.
Let's reopen the Groupstudy T-shirt thread. Someone suggested that we create
a T-shirt design and then make it available to members. There was some
activity - but no conclusion.
Let me submit a word picture of a suggested design:
Room in
Amit, I found this extremely useful document on CCO awhile back. It covers
a wide variety of QOS for voice issues, including descriptions and sample
configs. Great stuff...
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/intsolns/qosvoip.htm
Rik
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What was your point ? That Multics sucks , and by the same token, therefore
Unix sucks and NT/W2K rules !!! At least, NT/W2K was based on a working
operating system. Anyone of you notice that Unix is all about ego ? If Unix
is finished in 1 month, why are there still people working on it ? On the
Show controllers gives a received clockrate.
Thanks
-Nate
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> How do you tell the actual speed of a serial interface. I know it is not
the
> BW command and there is no clock rate set. Is there a
> command?
>
> Thanks,
> S
Here's a paragraph from Gigabit Ethernet, (Kadambi, Crayford, and Kalkunte
Prentice Hall 1988),
Manchester encoded data is used for data transmission across the AUI (and
across all of the common media currently defined for the 802.3 networks at
data rates of 10 Mb/s). Each bit of information is c
I think Daniel should start doing a comic strip for group study. All in
favor say aye.:) I wouldn't mind a groupstudy t-shirt. But not a
cheap one so I don't look like the comic-book store guy on the Simpsons...
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Wow, this mailing list sure attracts all kinds.
Can we end this topic now?
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> [7:
You think ATM's run on NT? If that were true than there would be a "reboot"
button on every ATM for customer convenience. :>)
I always thought that behind every good ATM was a better Osborne ExecII? Oh
well what a sheltered life I live
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From: Jason [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Hi group,
I have a lab setup with 2 routers connected via a serial link. "no ip
routing"
is configured on both.
I have 2 w/stations connected to Bridge 1 and Bridge 2 respectively.
The routers are 2500 series and their serial ports and eth ports are in
bridge
group 1.
w/s 1 can ping local eth in
Joe,
I have this workbook. Its an excellent preparation guide & designed
according to cisco lab exam recomm..however till today this book has
configuration test practices..& for tshoot they are coming out soon which
will be free. It has 200+ test practices divided into 19 chapters for each
di
"Jason" -
By your logic, Windows NT 3.1 is all you need for your Enterprise to
succeed. Good luck in that endevour!
In response to your other point, yes, I would trust my ATM server to Linux.
The blue screen is pretty but I would prefer to have money instead. Oh..
not to mention the extra mon
I'm not sure if I already mentioned it, but Cisco is holding a free Beta
exam for the CSIDS v2 (w/ IDS CSPM):
Take the CSIDS 2.0 Beta Exam for FREE!
For a short time, the beta exam for IDSPM (Intrusion Detection System with
Policy Manager) will be available to take at no charge. This test is bas
Dude.. everyone's been having a little fun here with this NT -vs- Unix
things then someone's gotta get all defensive about it
To assume that any OS or software package is "finished" is purely naive...
to assume anything can be perfect is the same.
To assume that good things can't be
At this rate, you would think the designers of both unix and NT operating
systems were on this list...
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Subject: RE: another OT: wh
I filled out my survey and told them I wanted it to stay a two day lab -
and if anything - make it tougher. The explosion of materials available to
help people get though the written and prepare for the lab has taken some of
the challenge out of the process in my opinion. I would prefer they kee
I think we should name the cat Kingsford, in honor of Priscilla.
I feel like a stalker now. Don't worry Priscilla, I remember you had your
cat's picture on your website.
I like the shirt idea. How true is that design?
- Tim
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I need some local (DC/VA/MD) vendors of refurbished Cisco equipment. My
current company is allowing me to build a "dream lab" to also help in
conducting some monthly mentor meetings. Thanks for the info
Rick Watson
Network Engineer
Advanced Systems Development, Inc.
OUSD(Comptroller)
703.697.
Hi,
Where are looking for a software to track the IP addresses assigned in a
co-lo environment to make easier the assignment of the IP addresses and
provisioning of new customers. Do you know about a product to address this
situation?
Alvaro Riera
CCIE 6826, CCNP+Voice Access+Security, CCDP
There are lots:
Lucent's QIP
Checkpoint's NetID
Cisco's Network Registrar
There are others as well, but those three are the major players (IMHO).
Irwin
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Sub
check out:
http://mail1.inaxx.net/guest/RemoteListSummary/Equipment_List
irwin
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Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 2:25 PM
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Subject: Refurbished Cisco gear... [7:6803]
I need some local (DC/VA/MD
Hi,
I read the Halabi's book and RFC1966, still could not understand why without
CLUSTER_LIST we may run into the problem of having routing loop inside the
AS.
According to the rule, RR should be full-meshed between all non-client
neighbors, when a client route is redistributed to them by IBGP,
>I think we should name the cat Kingsford, in honor of Priscilla.
I wonder if Kingsford and Clifford would like one another?
>
>I feel like a stalker now. Don't worry Priscilla, I remember you had your
>cat's picture on your website.
>
>I like the shirt idea. How true is that design?
>
>- Tim
I liked the single master topology so much, I bought the company! Just
kidding :)
I bought the workbook yesterday online. Can't wait till it gets here. I've
just started my 6-month-long router party in my dining room. Dining rooms
aren't very useful for much else - I'm not much on formal dinner
I firmly disagree that a one day combined lab would be
a better method of evaluating ones knowledge of both design
and troubleshooting. This is just another way of demanding
one to be "working in Internet time"!
>From what I have read on this discussion group about the
troubleshooting scenario i
A while back there was information posed on a book club where you could get
several CCIE books for like $10 and then only have to buy X books
afterwards. Does anyone have the name or URL for this? Thanks
"Put yer seat belt on, I wanna try somethin'. I saw it in a cartoon once and
I'm pretty sur
"Refurbished" can have a special meaning for Cisco. It means equipment that
Cisco makes available for sale through Resellers who in turn buy it from
Distribution houses such as Tech Data. It has a warranty and can be placed
on a SmartNet service contract. If this is what you need then do a search
Um, yes. Only more of them because there are more distro's.
Watch http://packetstorm.securify.com/ Now, one of the nice things is that
with *nix you don't always have to reboot after you install the changes...
TTFN,
Bill 'Think VMS' Pearch, Anchorage
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Do they release
QIP and Cisco Network Registrar are a couple of products. QIP would
probably be the best to look at though it does co$t. One thing you will
also need to be aware of is SWIPping and/or running an RWHOIS server for the
IP blocks assigned to customers..
HTH
Kelly
> Hi,
>
> Where are looking f
Specifically looking for more information on IISP and SSCOP/AAL5 workings..
TIA,
Kelly
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yeah Carl, its www.booksonline.com/telecommunications
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Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 2:28 PM
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A while back there was information posed on a b
www.securityfocus.com, packetstorm gets stale, not as up-to-date as Security
Focus
Richard Tufaro, CCNA, MCSE, GSEC
Network Engineer
Anda Inc.
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>>> "Bill Pearch" 06/01 3:40 PM >>>
Um, yes. Only more of them because there are more distro's.
Watch http://packetstorm.securify.co
Excellent article about IRC Bots... For those that ACLs the hell out of
your routers... Read up on this...
http://grc.com/dos/grcdos.htm
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Forgive my cynicism, but any CCIE *would* want the lab to be tougher - they
would know that any CCIEs that came along after they received their number
increase the supply, thus lowering the cost of the good. ;-)
I think Cisco ought to be asking companies who *hire* CCIEs what skills
*they* would
Soapbox on:
I think this says it all and that's all's I know. (Courtesy of your friends
at Brainbuzz.com)
http://cramsession.brainbuzz.com/video/everyossucks/default.asp?OSsucks=Open
Soapbox Off:
"Put yer seat belt on, I wanna try somethin'. I saw it in a cartoon once and
I'm pretty sure i
That's an eerie mental picture almost life like. My wife usually has
a rolled up magazine or a frying pan in her hand when she's standing at
the door.
tim
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Another thing to keep in mind is your directory strategy, we're seeing a lot
of our customers trying to correlate Microsoft Active Directory roll-outs
with their DNS/IP Addressing strategy.
Irwin
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It has changed to:
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Darren
At 03:57 PM 06/01/2001 -0400, William E. Gragido wrote:
>yeah Carl, its www.booksonline.com/telecommunications
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I had to build an async interface on a 3620 not to long ago and the first
number allowed me to use was Async65. Sorry Sean.
At 10:00 PM 05/31/2001 -0400, Sean Young wrote:
>The max. number of Async-line you can have on the NM for either 2600s or
>3600s is
>
>thirty-two (32). I couldn't find an
Although I agree with "Every OS Sucks!" I just want to point out that the
ATMs I deal with are not Linux or NT!! There OS2..
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> Soapbox on:
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> I think this says it all and that's all's I know. (Courtesy of you
At 07:26 AM 6/1/01, Burnham, Chris wrote:
>Does Gig Ethernet conform to the same minimum frame sizes as general
>Ethernet ie 64 bytes.If so how does it accomodate late collisions when
>running over distances of 2km or more.?
> Or is this not relevant as it will be point to point full duple
Hi!
> If you achieve one of these designations what acronyms are being used to
> identify them? CQS(SNA/IP), CQS(Security)?
>
It could be, but personally I prefer CSS1 for Cisco Security Specialist 1...
cU,
Laszlo Csosza
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Hi!
I think this is the beginning for Cisco Security Specialist 2...
but I haven't finished Cisco Security Specialist 1 yet... :)
god, these exams are changing faster than registering and passing lasts... :(
cU,
Laszlo Csosza
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