Hi,
Would someone who is aware of self-study CDs please write and suggest
the better ones available for CCNP.
Thanks,
Steve
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1) linux is not UNIX, similiar but not the same, check it out before
speak it out.
2) Cisco IOS is Unix based since then.
3) I just hardly believe that, Unix can not be used GUI too. Please
tell me what is x-windows, CDE.
4)Please check out the information before you post.
5)
ANy thing MS gets in , they ace it regardless if they have better
product or not so WIn2K will be king of NOS and Unix will
be dead in few years..at least for new deployments..who care
of ATMS and old unix install base...
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On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Cthulu wrote:
> I have said it before and I will say it again: all OSes and IOSes s*ck in
> their own special way. If they did not, none of us would have a job.
> Please, enjoy the unqiue s*ckiness of each component you deal with, and do
> not compare it to other components
Hi folks,
I know ISL/802.1q can only be implemented with FE or GigE. Is there any
reason why ethernet interface isn't in the game? I know 10mbps is slow
but it's a useful feature for folks with 10mbps swithces online and don't
have routers with FE interface. I overheard somewhere that newer ios
Hi all,
Has anyone used this product yet ? is it worth the investment and the
virtual routers allowed to do all the functions within the CCNP
certification.
Thanks
Justin
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HI,
There have a lot of MCSE W2K and CCNA notes and MCs!!
If you want to exchange , pls write me email immediately!!
Most Wanted : CCNP / CCDA / CCIE / Sun Solaris Adm I and II
Thanks,
William
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Hi all,
Fairly basic question I think, but as I've not had anything to do with
Newsgroups before this one, I don't know the answer:
I take it that if you subscribe, you send an e-mail which goes to everyone
who's subscribed, but if you don't subscribe, (ie. you just post to the
newsgroup) the on
Can someone please shed some light on this? I have read many times (on
p153-158) on Cisco BCMSN book but still very confused between on the
following 4 commands: And I don't understand when do you have to use
them, since I thought root port is determined by the lowest path cost.
If equal, it goe
You make me laugh even more...
1. When has that become a issue ? LOL
2 + 3 . So show me a Cisco router running x-windows since Cisco IOS is unix
based and Unix can run x-windows . :-) . X-Window is NOT Unix, but let's not
get technical here, you won't understand...
4. Yes, I would highly sugges
Definitely agree with you here. Definitely should end the minute some people
start hidding behind fake emails and getting personal. :-)
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> Can we please kill this post
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Hi Group,
I've got a 2503 router in original packaging with all docs & accessories.
Make me an offer, a serious offer =). (Not sure about memory specs, will
check)
Thanks
Albert
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hi all,
i have had a problem with my 4500 router,
i think I need to replace the flash and upload the new image from the
tftp server is it the correct method. below is the output that i get
when I boot the router
loadprog: error - on read during ELF program load
requested 6789992 (0x679b68) bytes
Any CCIE or CCIE candidate worth his salt would want the lab to be tougher.
A number of study aids are now available that were not in the past. This
has somewhat lessened the difficulty of the process (as witnessed by the
backlog of people taking the lab after breezing through the written).
Makin
Hi, I'm Bob, a computer trainer. I have a lab set up with 2 PCs with 2
routers between, a 3600 and 2600. I have both end PCs on a 192.168.0.0
network going through my e0/1 between routers on a 10.0.0 nw. I can ping
from router to router, but not from router to the outer PCs., nor of course
can I p
Since May 14th all CCNP specializations have been retired. However you may
do the specializations as in the pages below:
http://cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/whats_new/
Good Luck.
avran
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Dear Hunt,
1 & 3 apply to all VLANs on the respective ports--all VLANs are treated the
same. Commands 2 and 4 allow you to change the values on a per-VLAN basis,
treating each VLAN differently.
Hope this helps!
Enjoy!
Richard Deal
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What routing protocol are you using Bob. Post yer configs and help will
arrive!
-Original Message-
From: Bob Lepine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 02 June 2001 15:25
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PC to PC thru 2 routers??? [7:6877]
Hi, I'm Bob, a computer trainer. I have a lab set u
Each PC needs to be on a separate subnet or network unless you are bridging.
You then need to define the router interface local to each PC as the default
gateway.
try these three subnets...
192.168.1.0
192.168.2.0
192.168.3.0
using a mask of 255.255.255.0
good luckBryan
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check the physice links
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> Hi, I'm Bob, a computer trainer. I have a lab set up with 2 PCs with 2
> routers between, a 3600 and 2600. I have both end PCs on a 192.168.0.0
> network going through my e0/1 between routers on
anybody know it ,please tell me
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If I weren't up to the challenge, I wouldn't be on this newsgroup. Are you
up to the challenge of leaving the bar at the same height that it was when
*you* passed the test? I personally think the test is difficult enough as
it is. Am I a wimp because of that? Do we need to dump some dirt on th
anyone know whether it is possible to run IS-IS on a 1600-series router (non
R-type)?
I have been thru the Featue Navigator and tried a number of the images - the
"router isis" command is there and accepted, but it is impossible to specify
a
NET, etc.
I know that for OSPF on these boxes an IP-Pl
Unless my English has totally left me I reckon you might need to elaborate
slightly as I do not have a clue what you are on about!
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Sent: 02 June 2001 16:30
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Subject: where has the bible or dump for 504? [7:688
Hey gang,
I have a question on maximum-paths in BGP;
This is the scenario: 4 T1's running EBGP to our ISP in a multihome peer
session; each of the circuits go to a different POP. Each of the peer
sessions receive a partial routing table from our provider. What we have
found is that load sh
You can't be having a cat get together without Pamela Forsythe's
involvement. :->
Chuck
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Priscilla Oppenheimer
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 2:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:RE: T-shirt W
Might want to take a look at this link. courtesy of Adam Quiggle, who used
to spend a lot of time here.
http://home.nc.rr.com/quiggle/ConfigReg.xls
CCIE candidates, anyway, should be familiar with the config register values.
Manipulating them can provide one part of a router security program.
BGP multi-path only works with *identical* prefixes, the only difference
between the paths permitted is the router-ID of the originating router.
Are you certsin that you are receiving identical routes from all the PoPs?
If you have four T-1s I would suggest that before worrying about
load-balanc
Cisco Guru's
Can any one suggest study material for CSIDS 2.0 Beta Exam or point a URL.
Thanks in advance .
Best regards
Naveen
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January 2000
Love my new job here in Silicon Valley.
My salary is 30% higher!
I have stock options!
The temperature outside is 65F in winter!
California is the best place on earth!!!
Sure glad I moved out here.
February
Still looking for an apartment.
Freeways everywhere to
I agree with you. It's awful easy for someone who's already gotten their
CCIE (which when they passed the lab probably could be quoted as saying
something like "that was the most difficult thing I've ever seen") to now
say "Sure.. make it as difficult as possible "
I don't know many CCIE
In case you haven't noticed, most CCNA books point out the fact that the IOS
uses a "Unix-ish" shell, with command line completion, etc. just like Unix.
Some of the low end equipment, like the 700 series and the 1900s allow you
to use a web interface, but virtually everything else is command line
Jason -
Once again... for the reading impared: Cisco IOS is Unixish. Did I state
that it IS Unix? Where do you suppose Cisco came up with the idea of the
Internetworking Operating System? Please do not tell me MS-DOS, PC-DOS,
Logo or some other crap... Commands like finger, who, telnet, histo
OK I'm getting a little frustrated this morning. I have been searching
the archives and CCO with no luck. I just got a 4000-M without any
memory and I'm trying to come up with memory for it.
Can anyone tell me or point me towards the memory specifications for a
4000-M? All I can seem to find on C
I am reading Doug Comer's excellent book Internetworking with TCP/IP vol 1.
Highly recommended, and I wish I had followed the good advice of several
other people on this list, and read the book a year ago.
I have a question on sliding windows as Comer describes it: "The TCP sliding
window mechani
I have this problem. I can't ping anything outside
the pix from machines inside. Pix inside IP is the
default gateway for all the machines & they can ping
the gateway. I can also ping outside world from pix.
What is causing this problem...? I have pasted pix
configs below. this is new pix & it
On Sat, 2 Jun 2001, McCallum, Robert wrote:
> Unless my English has totally left me I reckon you might need to elaborate
> slightly as I do not have a clue what you are on about!
My guess is that he's looking for a braindump for 640-504.
> -Original Message-
> From: samuel [mailto:[EMAI
I have a customer that has a 128k connection to the Internet and they are
bringing in a T1 to the Internet but they want to load balance on both
circuits for a week to be sure the new circuit is working properly. What is
the simpliest way to configure this scenario? Can I set multiple last
resor
I have this Token Ring card and I don't know what it is. Can you look at
it and let me know. Thanks.
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~johnec/tr.html
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I'm a little puzzled by all this. Certifications are fine, but they
are a beginning, not an end.
Now, I freely admit I'm in an odd position. As far as I am
concerned, I met the equivalent difficulty of CCIE in the pre-1975
CCSI program, which was radically different. I can't see my career
TCP sequences bytes. A lot of people assume that TCP sequences packets or
segments, but that's not true.
The sequence number in a TCP header is the sequence number of the first
byte in the payload. It's not a segment number. The ACK is the number of
the next byte of payload expected. It's not
Arun,
I'm not completely sure, but I think that you have to run 12.0 or higher to
do trunking on a router. You might want to double check that though.In the
mean time, here are examples of a working trunking config on a 2924XL that I
work with and the complementing router config.
...
Hello Guys / Ladies,
I am trying to get reverse telnet configured on a 2511. I have 7 other
routers connected via an asyn scsi cable. all seems to be well but still can
not get it going. can not telnet to other router via the access server. If
anyone has quick and dirty notes on this configurat
It seems that if you are only getting partial routes from each of the
connections, you are probably using your gateway of last resort for most of
your outbound traffic.
When you enabled the maximum-paths, you enabled load balancing for the
partial routes you are getting, but again, that is probabl
hello jimmy,
try something like this:
interface loopback 0
ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.255
!
line 1 16
no exec
transport input all
To reverse telnet:
192.168.0.1 2001
Thank you,
Mike Nygard
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"This has somewhat lessened the difficulty of the process (as witnessed by
the
backlog of people taking the lab after breezing through the written)."
When the "junior certs" were introduced, it was pondered whether they should
be a pre-requisite to the CCIE written or as I have read before - make
Routing Protocol
Use a classless routing protocol
Ahmed
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> Hi, I'm Bob, a computer trainer. I have a lab set up with 2 PCs with 2
> routers between, a 3600 and 2600. I have both end PCs on a 192.168.0.0
> network going
Hello Justin,
The easiest way to resolve this would be to use multiple default routes from
global configuration:
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
The router will load balance between the 2 routes.
Thank you,
Mike Nygard
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can you post a config Moe? would help to track down exactly what's going on
thanks
Andy
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From: "moe humm"
To:
Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2001 5:01 PM
Subject: BGP -Maximum Paths [7:6887]
> Hey gang,
>
> I have a question on maximum-paths in BGP;
>
> This is the sc
Hi Pat,
Just so you don't think you're being ignored, I've sifted through every
line, as much as anything to convert myself to the newer commands for the
pix.
I'm stuck as well. Can't see anything wrong with the config.
I take it you already did a clear xlate/reload.
What does show xlate give you
Thanks, PO.
I should add that after I posted, I continued my reading, and a couple of
pages later, Comer goes into a detailed explanation about how this works.
Let me try to explain in my own words, and let's see if I "get it".
Starting with me as a user. I want to download a Windows NT service
At 10:07 AM 6/2/01, E Joseph wrote:
>Priscilla,
> What would a the resulting jam look like on a
>sniffer trace??
If the jam signal is all ones, it would look like 0xFFs on a Sniffer. The
jam doesn't have to be all ones, though. On old bus coax networks, it was
actually rare to see the jam bec
At 02:31 PM 6/2/01, Chuck Larrieu wrote:
>Thanks, PO.
>
>I should add that after I posted, I continued my reading, and a couple of
>pages later, Comer goes into a detailed explanation about how this works.
>Let me try to explain in my own words, and let's see if I "get it".
>
>Starting with me as
On Sat, 2 Jun 2001, John Chang wrote:
> I have this Token Ring card and I don't know what it is. Can you look at
> it and let me know. Thanks.
>
> http://www-personal.umich.edu/~johnec/tr.html
As indicated by the big fat DCA label silk-screened on the card, it was
manufactured by DCA, aka Di
Jon
I use an Western Telematics APS 16 which is a rs232 serial port console
switch... http://www.wti.com/
Just plug a modem onto one port, and the consoles of all your network or
Sun/UNIX/Linux gear onto the rest, the phone up...
You password each port too, admin and user levels..
Owen
""Jon"
sort of continuing, although on an IPX track
was reading Radia Perlman's book the other day, and she mentions that SPX
has a window size of 1. Now, I seem to remember from my DOS/Win3.11 days
that there was some kind of SPX burst facility available (with addition TSR
drivers). Wasn't really au-
the previous email lost the bracketed info:
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 x.x.x.x(next hop ip address)
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 x.x.x.x(next hop ip address)
thanks,
Mike Nygard
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> Hello Justin,
>
> The easiest way to resol
I have a cable modem connected to a linux box that is performing NAT from my
invalid home network of 172.16.1.0/24 to my valid IP address 209.160.20.67.
The 172.16.1.0 network is going into a small inexpensive hub. This setup
has worked for about a year.
A few days ago, I needed to do some thing
When the CCIE cert first came about there were not 100+ books avilable to
help you pass it. There were not a multitude of online labs, lab study
guides, study groups, ... Since all of those items are now available, I
feel the bar has been lowered. I'm for putting it back where it was.
Addition
Since you touched the Linux box it would be the first suspect.
Can you verify that there was no configuration change? - even by accident?
If there was a change, can you roll it back to original?
Are there other computers or printers connected to the hub?
Is the hub single speed or dual speed? (10/
On Sat, 2 Jun 2001, andyh wrote:
> sort of continuing, although on an IPX track
>
> was reading Radia Perlman's book the other day, and she mentions that SPX
> has a window size of 1. Now, I seem to remember from my DOS/Win3.11 days
> that there was some kind of SPX burst facility available (wi
Yea, I have a theory. It has to do with the Linux box, defaulting to
100MB. Let's suppose the Linux box and PC are both running at 100 MB/sec
but the hub is only 10 MB/sec. Maybe the timing is such that it will not
work past one hop.
When I recompiled the kernel, maybe the new kernel release c
Well, again, Sir Edmund, just because the newcomers can be better-informed
before their attempts doesn't mean that the challenge needs to be altered or
is less of a challenge for the individual.
Again, I'm not against making certs tougher to achieve. But it sounds like
there's a touch of bittern
HI
Call TAC or search CCO. There is an ICMP bug in the 5.2 and 5.3 code. This
_might_ be the problem.
HTH
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>I have this problem. I can't ping anything outside
> the pix from machines inside. Pix
Hello Pat,
I concur with Gaz.the config looks fine. We are running the same version
of finesse on some our PIX 515's with similar configs, and can pass icmp
traffic. By adding the line permit icmp any anyit punches a hole in the
ACA and allows the echo reply back in. I would try, as sugge
If memory serves ( always a question in my case ) the facility was called
Pburst, ( maybe pburst.nlm? ) and was one of those things that got blamed
for a lot of problems on Novell servers. Almost the first words out of any
NetWare engineer's mouth were "have you disabled packet burst?"
-Origi
"Suspended-LinkBeat" means that the port was suspended due to the absence of
a linkbeat. This is usually a physical-layer problem, such as the host is
not connected, or the cable is bad.
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I work with both os's, so here is my two cents.
Everyone should calm down. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being an
nt
admin. Or for that matter being an Unix admin either. However, for what
it's
worth, Unix was first and therefore it is alot easier to move from Unix to
other operating s
Louie,
I understand your point about "not a multitude of study materials, etc". I
can't imagine studying for any Cisco exam without having good books and
Cisco's website at my disposal. However, I don't see how having more study
material makes the the actual material less complex or performing
Heh.. I've got one of those too.. it let's you change which side you
connect to so that you could use either Microchannel or ISA hehe
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> I have this Token Ring card and I don't know what it is. Can you loo
Yes you are wrong (about my perspective). I have helped several engineers
study for and pass the CCIE written as well as the lab. My concern is in
preserving the value of the cert. As for dog-eat-dog I'll help anyone who is
sincere and wants to learn - providing they are willing to put in the
ef
Hi Jonatas, This may have already been answered, but I would like to
share my experience with this upgrade of PIX 520 .First of all you have
to determine your memory size ( flash, RAM) , you might not see thesize
of flash when you do # sh ver but you will see 128MB of RAM and as far I
know all PI
Rule 1:Don't use hyperterminal
See cws.internet.com or any other shareware/freeware site for apps that
can do a break properly and do not suck.
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Thu, 31 May 2001, Daniel Cotts wrote:
> Time to change your terminal emulation software t
My final reply on this.
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> Jason -
>
>Regarding your barb on
> Unix experts should be CCIEs - by the same token we should could also
state
> that all NT admins are on the same level as all script kiddies...
Please...
>
Can anyone tell me more about the 'Show Connections'
and the 'show xlate' commands on the PIX? Does the 'sh
conn' show the current connections and if so, does it
show the outbound connections and the inbound
connections or just the outbound connections? The same
for the 'sh xlate' command.
Thanks
Guess I have not read any CCNA books recently
I won't even bother to flame you for the "joke??" . When you find me a unix
admin who can plan the deployment of 50,000 workstation and successfully
roll it out, we can discuss again
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ISDN is not so cheap in cali unless you can get Centrex..
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Thu, 31 May 2001, Michael L. Williams wrote:
> Well, having more than one router connected to the same WAN connection
still
> leaves a single point of failure. Where I work, w
training for a mouse, how does an admin like that make it through the day?
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Thu, 31 May 2001, Jason wrote:
> This is becoming one of those why do NT guys look down on Unix guys
> thing. I once seen a Unix admin attend a NT course a
queueing or rate limiting on the wan interface??
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Thomas wrote:
> 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
Damn this thread has gone on awhile, use the best tool for the job at hand
and move on.
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Christopher Kolp wrote:
> I wouldn't necessarily say that...
>
> I'm a "unix guy" and will be the first to admit that a lot of
>
Not just on the CiscoPro AP, but on all IOS routers (as far as I know), you
must have an Enable password set on the router in order to enter Privileged
mode from the AUX or VTY ports. Only the CONS port can enter Privileged
mode on a router lacking an Enable password. Unfortunately, you must be
That 1600 buck pricetag is too steep for me, my employer will not
reimburse, I am bummed.
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Jon wrote:
> Networkers L.A. is in a few short weeks. I'll be there, probably wishing
> everyone would turn the air conditioni
I'll definitely email you / post back when i get back to it. I need to
through our change control process request which will be at least a week
before I will be able to start working on it again. I hope this "solution"
works!
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Absolutely correct here..
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Belt, Louie wrote:
> 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 t
Louie- I don't think we're talk'n Apple to Apples here...
During the early CCIE exams, I was told candidates were able to use their
own notes during the test (if Pamela Forsythe is out there, she could
confirm this rumor) & can you imagine how much "easier" the lab would have
been with versions 9
Is this http://tcbc.booksonline.com perhaps?
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, MIRSKY Carl wrote:
> 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
> after
I threw out that response because I saw for example that the pa-8e with a
rev below 1.14, altho fine on a 7206, is problematic on a vxr. I was not
sure which 7206 flavor was being discussed.
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Daniel Cotts wrote:
> The
I agree there is no way to talk apples to apples - too many things have
changed - but don't forget you no longer have to deal with LAT, X.25, CLNS,
DEC, Banyan Vines, Appollo, Appletalk or ATM Lane. (Voice was already on
the lab prior to these items being removed.)
My concern is with the materia
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Hello,
I'm afraid I'm clueless about VPN's other than basic traversing of
rfc1918 IPs over a public network. What Im wondering is that my cable
connection to the internet is handled by a cisco2610. On the other side of my
work is an Intel Netsructure VPN gateway use 3des as their encrypti
Comments within and below.
> sort of continuing, although on an IPX track
>
> was reading Radia Perlman's book the other day, and she
mentions that
> SPX
> has a window size of 1. Now, I seem to remember from my
DOS/Win3.11
> days
> that there was some kind of SPX burst facility available
(
As far as this thread goes Ill put in my two cents
worth.
Im just starting to study specifically for the written
right now having just gotten my CCNP so I am in with
those studying for the lab now (or real soon).
Personally I think Cisco could go right ahead and make
the lab as hard as they want
Bob
What king of routing are you using. Make sure if you have static routes
that you have an entry for each of the subnets. To make it alot easier
enable rip routing and also make sure that you set the default gateway on
your pc's to their corresponding router interface ip. or post configs to
test please ignore
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Is this the same book club that sent me 3 books today? I don't even know how
they got my name and address and without me even having the slightest idea
as to why they sent me the books, A+, CCDA, Solaris Admin. Why in the world
would I want these 3 books, A+ Did that 6 years back, Solaris Admin
Priscilla's explanation is right on the money I have added a
few comments to expand on some areas that were not mentioned.
See below.
> TCP sequences bytes. A lot of people assume that TCP
sequences packets
> or
> segments, but that's not true.
>
> The sequence number in a TCP header is th
In my opinion, CCIE's are definitely needed for the internet. What I mean
by that is cisco like all others needs people out there to setup and manage
networks. Making the exam harder and harder may make a good CCIE
candidates, however the markets usually will not wait to get the all-rounder
CCxx
This message isn't a reply to anyone in specific. Something "Circusnuts"
said kinda sparked some questions/thoughts
Two things, IMHO, that no amount of book reading or practice in a lab can
give: The ability to be a quick thinker and good troubleshooter.
I know there are writings and c
Check out Nortel Networks' NetID. It's probably the
best thing out there.
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> 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 cus
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