to really play around with ISDN, you need a BRI or a PRI (if you are at
home, not that cheap). You need an ISDN Network to use your ISDN interfaces,
to build one by your own will be difficult.
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Can anyone help explain briefly the difference or advantages/disadvantages
between Ethernet and ATM?I know Ethernet uses frames and ATM uses cells,
right? But what makes what is it that would influence people to use ATM
instead of Ethernet? Thanks in advance.-CiscoBoy
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Hello Everybody.
I have one Cisco 2501 (Enterprise IOS 12.x) and one Cisco 2924 (Enterprise
IOS
12.x) switch in my home lab. I want to create five VLANS.
PORT 1 VLAN 1
PORT 2 VLAN 2
PORT 3 VLAN 3
PORT 4 VLAN 4
PORT 5 VLAN 5
PORT 6 VLAN 5
PORT 7 VLAN 5
PORT 8 --
you can not do this with a 2501. You need something like a 4500/4700 with a
Fast Ethernet module installed.
Tim Fermanis
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Hi all ,
Anyone has a practical and simple guide to fiber
optics.
Best Regards ,
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I have three (stupid) questions in regards to MLS and Inter-VLAN routing
- sorry :) thanks so much for your help in advance.
I understand that in order for MLS to work, one will need:
For Cat 5000 or 5500: Either i) RSM (for internal MLS-RP)
or ii) with a NetFlow Feature card and directly conn
On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Cisco Boy wrote:
> Can anyone help explain briefly the difference or advantages/disadvantages
> between Ethernet and ATM?I know Ethernet uses frames and ATM uses cells,
> right? But what makes what is it that would influence people to use ATM
> instead of Ethernet? Thanks in
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, Logan, Harold wrote:
> Hrmm... I don't know how much bandwidth the good people at grc have from
> their ISP, but considering the number of people that have been referred
> to the site from this list, and considering that the site is unavailable
> right now, I'd say it looks li
Try the following site -
http://www.lightreading.com/
it has lots of stuff from beginner's guides to white papers.
Hope this helps
Dom.
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Hi everybody,
when i config rip offset-list, the comment said
"offset-list Add or subtract offset from IGRP or RIP metrics".
but the the offset value i can choose is from 0 to 16.
How can i SUBTRACT offset from RIP metrics.
thanx
jegcitroen
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what is official cisco course book for routing and remote access exam?
Remote Access- Building Cisco Remote access network by Catherine Paguet or
CCNP Remote Access Exam guide?
Routing-Building Cisco Scalable Cisco Network by or CCNP routing exam
guide??
Susan
>From: "John Andrews"
>Reply-
I think on any of those units, to reach it's maximum throughput you have to
enable and configure multilayer switching.
If you look at the name on the Cisco 12000 you'll see it's called a GSR =
Gigabit Switch-Router. At this point, even Cisco realizes that it's
incorrect to call it simply a r
Jason,
the real answer to your questions is this.
first why do we use layer 3 devices..
well MAINLY for intervlan routing,,,we are all agreed...yes
then ,
we migh have these two different setup`s. a 6500 with an internal MSFC
on a sup 2G...
and
a 6500 with an external router .
Thanks a lot everyone I got. Config on RSM was not correct.
khramov wrote:
> What is the command to shut down VLAN 1 on a switch?
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you will need an isdn cloud simulator, teletron for example.
there is no other way to do it (unless you want to buy two isdn lines from a
telco).
Dragi
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Chuck,
Reflecting on my post, about the only thing that could be "proven" is that
they seem to call most of their newer/higher end models switch-routers..
I don't know if looking at the PPS is a great indication just because
technologies change and get better.. So I can't say that the h
My apologies, I said CBWFQ when I meant LLQ (I have been using them
synonymously since LLQ was built off CBWFQ). LLQ is the way to go.
In regards to jitter; yes a voice packet could still get stuck behind a
large packet if the packet happens to get to the outbound interface first.
Cisco recommend
We are trying to have the web servers in our LAN accessible to the
internet via 2 T1's from different providers -- more for redundancy than
load sharing, though that matters too. Currently we have 2 T1's, each
giving us a different set of IP addresses. That just lets us put some
sites on each T
hi!
go to cco and do search on bgp multihoming. you will see there are some
pretty good documents on it.
Dragi
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Server (VPS 1100)? Any comments or suggestions?
Thanks
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An ISDN Simulator would to the trick!
Teltone, Emutel or something a little cheaper maybe?
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>
> I have two routers with ISDN interfaces. I wonder if it is possible to
> setup the simulation for ISDN with this 2
You may find the books under different names, even from Cisco Press. I had
an old BCRAN book & ordered the 2.0 library set from Cisco Press, only to
find some of the covers were updated (& not the books). If I'm not
mistaken, CIT (Support) & BCRAN (Remote Access) were not updated in the 2.0
proc
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> We are trying to have the web servers in our LAN accessible to the
> internet via 2 T1's from different providers -- more for redundancy than
>
> load sharing, though that matters too. Currently we have 2 T1's, eac
I believe what you're looking for is a way to load balance traffic to
your web servers. You also wish to achieve a degree of fault tolerance
in case one server goes down. If both servers have the same content and
the content is static, you could use a feature called DNS round-robin
which basical
Q1 yes...
Q2 YEsbut both are -addons for the Superivsor cards
Q3 router needs atleast 100mmb connection for Vlan`s CAN use multiple
(fast etherchannell)... if you want ...also can you gig fibre connections
steve
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I am reading Bassam Halabi at the moment, this has the information you
require.
Also think about who's address space you are using? ie. one of the 2 ISP's?
or your own?.
If you are using one of the ISP's address block, then maybe you will need to
NAT on the other router? This might blow your load
I tried it for CCNA, but found it very difficult, compared to the real
thing.
Rashid
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>
> Thanks Guys and
For those of you following this:
I tried turning route caching off on the T1s and just using the "ip cef" and
"load-balancing per-packet" commands, but that didn't work. My CPU started
climbing back into the 30% range and when I did a show run the router had
automatically added "no ip route-cach
I thought you can open a reverse-telnet session using the aux port too.
Rashid
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I have Caslow, vesion I, my friends have told me that I need Vers II for the
current CCIE Lab, as it covers Voice, VPN's etc. and other stuff that Vol I
does not cover.
Rashid
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> I am using Jeff Do
In my experience, no. I've turned on IP accounting on routers doing
hundreds of megabits of traffic with no noticable effects. Course,
there are always the potential for bugs/instabilities in the code, but
barring this I think you should be fine.
Just watch the CPU via "sh proc cpu" before
Hi, Does PIX has the feature that can block certain mail attachment like
.vbs, .exe?
Thanks
Kathy
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The quick responses on this group are great! Thanks for the help so far.
The content is not static. The sites in question run e-commerce. We could
look at
setting up access from both servers to the same DB server over an internal
network ...
so that would answer that objection to the solution
I'll take a stab at some of this ...
First - If I recall, and I may very well be wrong here, I though DNS
round-robin was solely for load-sharing, not redundancy.
Second - Regarding BGP multi-homing ... some "gotchya's" that we ran into:
You will need an ASN
Some ISP's have ne
Hi
Yes. The CS-500 series are very old in terms of Cisco equipment. They will
not run 10.x code without an upgrade. I got mine with upgraded RAM which
allows me to TFTP boot 10.3 code.
Also read the CCO documentation as they are a little strange for things like
password recovery...
HTH
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Hi,
look at this Link i hope it will help you.
Multihoming for the Small ISP
http://www.netaxs.com/~freedman/multi.html
MFG
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Hausanschrift: Maybachstrasse 57, 70469 Stuttgart
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Daniel,
We've done something very similar to this by putting active/standby load
balancing devices in an ISP. Your URL then points to a VIP on the load
balancing device. The device then health checks your two sites and load
balances accordingly.
If the ISP dies then, yes you'll lose both sites, b
Since you're running an e-commerce site then users probably establish
sessions which are dynamic in nature, passwords, logins etc. If you
need failover capabilities you need to consider that if a failover did
occur, you'd want active, open sessions statefully failed over to the
backup server. I'
What was the name of the Company that cisco bought for the 5000 series
switches?
Neil
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My point entirely.
In the old world, a device that concerned itself with the IP address was a
router, and a device that dealt with the MAC address
( yes I know this is not exactly true, in that routers do have to deal with
MAC's.)
A router's job is path determination and packet forwarding based
Thanks for letting us know the outcome. Interesting that the interface
command caused problems. Only thing is now you're not using the external
interface address of the pix to do the PAT.
After writing that just checked CCO
Looks like this is a bug on 5.2(3).
Problem:
Internal hosts cannot p
This may appear twice now but my previous attempt seems to have gone
missing:
Thanks for letting us know the outcome. Interesting that the interface
command caused problems. Only thing is now you're not using the external
interface address of the pix to do the PAT. Depends how many registered
add
Hi,
In some of the CCNP exams they had drop down menus with all the commands and
other exams had none; you had to remember syntax exactly. Which, I think is
ridiculous since "?" (analogous to drop down menu) is probably the only
command you need to remember as long as you understand the logic.
Do
The cisco CCIE lab includes the 3900 series token ring switch. What other
switches use the same OS? Hoping to pick something up for cheap.
Neil
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Idunno about Priscilla and her DOS attacks... I seem to remember
routergod.com taking an awful long time to load once her interview with
Fabio was uploaded. Hrrrmmm...
-Original Message-
From: ElephantChild
Sent: Thu 6/7/2001 5:20 AM
To: Logan, Harold
I thought it was Catalyst.
- Original Message -
From: Neil Schneider
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 11:14 AM
Subject: Catalyst 5000 series from where? [7:7533]
> What was the name of the Company that cisco bought for the 5000 series
> switches?
>
> Neil
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The answer is: It depends. :)
When you make use of round robin DNS your clients do recieve multiple
records. This is from a single hit to www.microsoft.com and shows the dns
cache on the local machine.
www.microsoft.com.
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The CCIE Written makes you type in the command or choose it from a
multiple choice answer depending on the question.
Mike Bambic
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I have a Pix which I cannot get telnet access to. I have configured telnet
and specified the addresses which are allowed/ a passwd has been applied to
the console.
Has anyone else seen similar problemsThis e-mail and any files transmitted
with it are intended solely for the addressee and are conf
> From: Will [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Does anyone know if the CCIE written has drop down menus with
> all commands
> or do you have to remember the syntax of several thousand commands?
>
My CCIE test had no drop down lists - I had to remember the commands. It
seemed there were about 5 (
1. There isn't a hard-and-fast distinction between a layer 2 switch and a
bridge. In general, a layer 2 switch has microsegmentation
and may have VLAN support and, in general, more intelligence.
2. Speaking as someone that actually works in layer 3 relay design, there
is no true technica
Dear CCIE candidates in Ukraine,
I would like to organize CCIE Study Group in Ukraine
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Main goals for study group are:
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The 3920 is the only model I'm aware of, it appears this is again some
technology Cisco has purchased for a high speed Token Ring plan. A lot of
the guys from work have opted to read-up on the basic commands from the CCO.
I kinda thought I'd do the same & maybe even rent some cheap lab time with
How many salaris of a Network Engineer OR a System Adm OR a System Engineer
OR a pre-sales Consultant OR a IT Sales person ?
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Not too bad of figures. 100 to 120 per month passing and around 1 zillion
sitting it. Doesn't give me any confidence for the first time passer.
Every now and then I reckon I should have taken up something like Dustman or
Gardener.
Not to say that you don't need brains to do these jobs mu
No
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>
> Thanks
>
> Kathy
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For some reason the name "Grand Junction" comes up.
I don't know, but I was eavesdropping on a conversation yesterday, and I
heard someone say that Grand Junction was by far Cisco's most successful
acquisition. 2+2=Catalyst :->
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Hello Group,
I'm currently trying for a temporary solution to get my network up and
running. Basically all the telcos are late with the WAN links, so I'm trying
to make use of dialup in order to configure servers in the network.
The setup I'm trying to achieve is by using a computer to dial out
Just got this on the TAC newsletter. Requires a CCO login.
The Cisco IP Telephony Readiness Assessment can be found at:
http://www.cisco.com/tac/iptelready
(available to registered users)
( not bad - e-mail function was broken when I tried it the other day )
The Cisco IP Telephony Solution Guid
Take a look at Dice.com for real job opportunities & real salary figures.
hth
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William wrote:
> How many salaris of a Network Engineer OR a System Adm OR a System
Engineer
> OR a pre-sales Consultant OR a IT
I'll vote for Crescendo.
> -Original Message-
> From: Neil Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 10:14 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Catalyst 5000 series from where? [7:7533]
>
>
> What was the name of the Company that cisco bought for the 5000 ser
Firstly EH?
And the real answer is IT DEPENDS! COUNTRY, AREA, EXPERIENCE all matter
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Subject: Salary Rating [7:7549]
How many salaris of a Network Engineer OR a System Adm OR a Sy
Does anyone know the command and syntax to setup IP Help for an Enterasys
(Cabletron) SSR8600?
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Hmmm Interesting, I took the CCIE written in late April and didn't have
any drop down lists or type-ins. It was all multiple choice and a few
drag-an-drop questions.
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Group,
I have a 2522 that's doing something strange. The 2522 has 10 serial
interfaces - 2 sync and 8 sync/async. The 2 sync interfaces (Serial ints 0
& 1) and the first two of the sync/aync int (Serial ints 2 &3) are on the
bottom row of the router and Serial sync/async ints 4-9 are on the top
Wasn't it Crescendo?
Not sure though.
Gaz
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>
> - Original Message -
> From: Neil Schneider
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 11:14 AM
> Subject: Catalyst 5000 series from where?
Hi folks,
I'm in need of a Catalyst 3920 for my studies of broken-ring. I have
the below gears for you if you wish to make a trade with me. If u'r
asking for monetary value, please let me know how much. Please send your
email directly to me. Thanks.
4000M NP-4T, 2xNP-2E, 8meg flash, 16meg
Please don't utilize "dumps". Please study for the exam instead.
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(ref #4) Do you really do that kind of work in your closet -:)?
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> 1. There isn't a hard-and-fast distinction between a layer 2 switch and a
> bridge. In general, a layer 2 switch has microsegmentation
> a
Somebody pull out their Caslow book and look. It is in there.
> -Original Message-
> From: Gareth Hinton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 11:12 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Catalyst 5000 series from where? [7:7533]
>
>
> Wasn't it Crescendo?
>
> N
Do them all, although please don't expect a lot of questions being in the
exam. I done all three as well as practice. I reckon I had around 5 - 6
questions which were identical BUT these 5 - 6 questions were ridiculously
easy anyway. This IS a tough exam testing you on the principles of the
pr
Cant we configure ipsec over routers running any routing protocol ?
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That's right, it was "Crescendo." I'd forgotten them...
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From: Daniel Cotts
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 1:33 PM
Subject: RE: Catalyst 5000 series from where? [7:7533]
> Somebody pull out their Caslow book and look. It is in there.
>
> > -Original Message
Your network may require you to bridge local traffic within several segments
while having hosts on the bridged segments reach the hosts or routers on
routed networks. For example, if you are migrating bridged topologies into
routed topologies, you may want to start by connecting some of the bri
Frank- these are not made of gold & I would be sooo very surprised if this
was the most difficult task you ran into...
http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&Sort
Property=MetaEndSort&query=cisco+39*
Phil
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From: Frank Kim
To:
Sent:
> If the ISP dies then, yes you'll lose both sites, but the world is a single
> point of failure.
Unfortunately, all the ISP's we've worked with are much more likely to fail
than the
world is or the Internet at large is. Both ISP's we have now (names
withheld to protect
the guilty) have bad habi
I would suspect, based on the beginning of the acronym, that it is ip only??
One of its main uses is to route a private network over the public internet,
which uses IP.
Brian
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From: "Dar"
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 10:56 AM
Subject: ipsec question [7:75
Not them- they made the 2800's.
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From: Chuck Larrieu
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 12:25 PM
Subject: RE: Catalyst 5000 series from where? [7:7533]
> For some reason the name "Grand Junction" comes up.
>
> I don't know, but I was eavesdropping on a conversation
It looks like you'll have the following topology:
2501 fa# -ISL trunking--fa2/1 2924
You'll need to trunk the connection since you will be using the 2501 to do
the intervlan routing (I have to check if the 2501 will support trunking
though, maybe someone in the alias knows).
You'll
Looked in LAN switch book and the 5000 was aquired by Cresendo but other
switches were required by other companies besides just this one. Hope this
helps.
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Subject
Page 212 says Kalpana.
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Somebody pull out their Caslow book and look. It is in there.
> -Original Mess
hi,
Guyzz i am having problem with Nlsp. Can u look at my configs and let me
know wots wrong with it.
Thanks
4001-3601-3602-4002
A-4002#sh run
ipx routing .0cf1.571a
ipx internal-network 400
!
interface Loopback0
ip address 128.103.35.97 255.255.255.240
no ip directed-bro
First, you dont need ipxwan to connect two routers
together, you only need it if you need to talk to a
Novell server on the other end of a WAN link (as in
that server is also routing). You can just use 'ipx
network #' (no encapsulation to worry about) on those
links.
Second, when connecting tw
I too realized that I needed one central book. Despite all the controversy,
I chose the All In One CCIE (SECOND EDITION). With a quick glance, while
standing in Borders, I thought the Sybex wasn't as technical. I must admit
to having purchased another 10 or so books since then...
Phil
- O
My guess is that there is a hardware problem. All those top interfaces most
likely sit on a daughter card which plugs into the main board. you might
want to open the router and reseat the card. There are also contact cleaners
like Stabilant 22 that can bring bad connectors back to life.
> -Or
Whats the best way to limit www access to a group of say 20 ips using access
lists?
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Router1 * RTR *
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T-1 Lines ---> | |
Chris,
Telnet on the outside only possible with IPSEC. If you need to access the
PIX remotely, you have 2 options: 1)IPSEC (pain in the ass to setup) and 2)
SSH (pretty easy to setup).
HTH,
Nabil
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And where that leaves off you can try this.
"Optical Networking Crash Course" ISBN - 0071372083
Karen
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On 6/7/2001 at 5:29 AM Dom Stocqueler wrote:
>Try the following site -
>
>http://www.lightreading.com/
>
>it has lots of stuff from beginner'
To throw in a couple of cents on this topic, my recollection is that the
CCIE written was in many ways similar to the CID exam, but with the added
emphasis on token ring and RIF's.
My own recommendation would be to use your CID materials for the desktop
stuff, download the white papers found on C
(config)#access-list 100 permit tcp 'source-ip' any eq
www
(config)#access-list 100 deny tcp any any eq www
(config-if)#ip access-group 100 out
make the interface the one headed towards the internet
or where ever your http server is.
Ben, CCNP
--- Mark Villanova wrote:
> Whats the best way to
Anthony - one of my study partners has loaned me the CCIE 350-001: Routing
and Switching Prep Kit ISBN 078972359X. It has been very hepful and it also
has the entire book on CD (if you carry your laptop around all the time,
that's a real bonus). Additionally, it has Flash Notes and a Test Engine
Hi All,
I am trying to understand the state of the art on MPLS technology. Does
anybody know if either CISCO or Juniper supports MPLS label stacking,
label merging, explicit label assignment on explicit routes.
Also, what are the necessary hardware and software requirements for
them.
Thanks in
disable ip routing, it will help.
no ip routing is the key here.
Dragi
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At 02:17 PM 6/7/01, Aleksey Loginov wrote:
>Hi!
>Question about rule 5-4-3.
>How it's work for 10BaseT?
>This scheme correct?
>
> hosts hosts hosts
> \|/\|/\|/
>host --- hub --- repeat --- hub --- repeat --- hub --- host
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Hey guys can u help me figure out whats going on my router because i get
this error messages on the log .
1w2d: %IP-3-LOOPPAK: Looping packet detected and dropped -
src=212.108.197.88, dst=202.61.71.76, hl=20, tl=60, prot=6, sport=3763,
dport=63
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What could be the cause of this problem and wha
Bit swapping? Could some please explain bit swapping to me? I have been
studying for my CCIE written and I have a practice test with a bit swapping
question. I don't understand there explanation.
the question goes like this.
Assume host T sends a frame to host E, what is the source MAC address
it might be one of these 2 things:
you are trying to telnet into the outside interface, which is not possible
or
you have a freaky version of software (5.2.1 or something) that you cannot
telnet to at all after the initial boot. after the reload it starts working
fine
Dragi
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I am testing MLS on a cat5500 and have not been able to demonstrate any
throughput improvement using FTP as a test application. The cat5500 has
SupIII (4.5.12), RSM (12.0.7T) with NFFCII and 3 24port 10/100 ethernet line
cards. I have 7 Vlans configured and the mls settings on both the RSM and
S
Iyuri,
You need a 100Mb ethernet port to do trunking, which the 2501 doesn't have.
A 2600 series will though. If you don't use trunking, then you will need a
10Mb ethernet port on the router for each VLAN you want to route between. In
this instance you're just setting up standard access links tha
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