Hie Parky,
A switch is a multiport bridge. They are both OSI layer 2 devices [ though
there are
switches which are layer 3 and above aware ].
For more info contact Internet Design Guide at
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/idg4/nd2002.htm
./bosire
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> Dear
> What is the different of routing protocols and routed protocols
> and give me example?
>
> Routing Protocol is the protocol respomsible for routing traffic [i.e
calculate the possible routes to the destination and
I want to know two things: -
1). Is there any good site to learn about configuring router. I don't mean
theoretically wise, but having more hands-on practice on routers
practically. I there are, then what are they?
2). Second question is that while going to priveleged mode from user mode, u
need
I want to know two things: -
1). Is there any good site to learn about configuring router. I don't mean
theoretically wise, but having more hands-on practice on routers
practically. I there are, then what are they?
2). Second question is that while going to priveleged mode from user mode, u
need
Thank You for your Help
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> > Dear
> > What is the different of routing protocols and routed protocols
> > and give me example?
> >
> > Routing Protocol is the protocol respomsible for routing tr
The config looks fine but we will need a bit more info to help. The
error message isn't much use on it's own, so if you do "show isdn
status", then run "debug isdn q931", "debug isdn q921" and "debug
dialer", then try to make a call it should give you more information.
If you have any trouble deci
goto
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/474/index.shtml
Everything you need to know but were afaid to ask
Tim
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I
Uche,
Have you tried 'debug ppp' ?
Since this is the layer that isn't connecting. Can U
post the debug output ?
Regs,
Phil.
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Hello,...
>I changed my configuration somewhat, and removed
> a module. But my cisco
> 2620 still wont dial out.!!.can someone look
This didnt go yesterday for some reason :(
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cc:
Subject: WAN Channelised Connectivity
Hi Folks,
I am trying to get my hea
Just do debug isdn events it gives you all that in one go. When you do
Show ISDN status check that you have a TEI number and the Multiple frame IS
established. If not your ISDN line is knackered.
regards
Iain Fomes
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> From: Charlie Hartwell [SMT
To guys..
if I got an CCNP before
and now (after 14/5) I go to seat for CVOICE exam
will it still counted as CCNP=Voice Specialist ?
In the Tracking System, it is written that I still need to complete one more
paper to achieve it ?
X_X
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Unfortunately, "debug isdn events" is widely regarded as broken, the
information it gives can be inaccurate. Besides, if the problem isn't
simple (maybe a misconfigured telco switch at the far end - we'd need
cause codes to diagnose that) then we'd only be sending Uche back off
to do more work. I
Sorry - missed a bit.
"Multiple Frame Established" is the most desirable state for layer 2
to be in but "TEI Assigned" is not necessarily a problem. A lot of
telcos power down the d-channel if the connection hasn't been used
for a while, the router will then report TEI Assigned but this will
go b
I also have same situation.I just finished my CCNP and i still whether it
worth to go through the desidn track or not.
I want advice from u all whether the design track 'll add to me or is it
better to go through CCNP Specialization.
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...*LOL*.thx so much for your consideration Charlie!
This router is beginning to push me off the edge!
Is there anything else that could possibly be done?
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guys ,
this is what i saw when i ran this test on my 5509
this is my 5509
System Bootstrap Version: 2.4(1)
Hardware Version: 1.3 Model: WS-C5500 Serial #:
Module Ports Model Serial # Hw Fw Fw1 Sw
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Debug ppp seems to be issuing no results. However this the outcome of the
other debug querries.
oks#
oks#sh isdn st
Global ISDN Switchtype = basic-net3
ISDN BRI0/0 interface
dsl 0, interface ISDN Switchtype = basic-net3
Layer 1 Status:
ACTIVE
Layer 2 Status:
TEI =
Hi there,
could you tell me which kind of IOS version do you have
on your Router?
I installed a huge heap of this kind of router without probs...
Sometimes it helps when you simply reboot after made config.
How does the isdn line look like? (i mean config point2point..ecc ...)
thks and g'luck
Ch
There is no fault with your ISDN line but there was no interesting
traffic for the router to bring the link up - the 2 messages were for
CDP on the physical interface and a broadcast (probably a routing
protocol). They are not able to activate the link.
You need to ping across to the other side o
Christian,
I have IOS version 12.0. currently running..see config below I also
configured the line as ppp multilink..just check out the config, and let
me know what's wrong.
PS: Are u in Germany by any chance - please let me know.
cheers!
config->
oks#sh conf
Using 1721 ou
I just simply connected the router to the isdn network-over BRI, and tried
to dial in to the internet...remember that 'ip' was specified as interesting
traffic(see config)?...so what went wrong then?
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Uche,
You may have an end-to-end connectivity problem. What does "debug ppp
negotiation" give you. I believe your ISDN line is good, and the problem
might be the other end. Also, try dropping ppp multilink.
CM
> -Original Message-
> From: Uche Ishionwu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:
Hey Phil,
'WHY'...is what I've been asking myself for the past 7 days.
cheers..
be glad to receive any brainwaves.
-Uche.
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Uche,
Can you take the access-lists off until you get
this working ?
Regs,
Phil.
--- Uche Ishionwu wrote: >
Debug ppp seems to be issuing no results. However
> this the outcome of the
> other debug querries.
>
> oks#
> oks#sh isdn st
> Global ISDN Switchtype = basic-net3
> ISDN BRI0/0 int
I don't think that the ppp negotiation is getting
started but cannot work out why !!!
Regs,
Phil.
--- Charles Manafa
wrote: > Uche,
> You may have an end-to-end connectivity problem.
> What does "debug ppp
> negotiation" give you. I believe your ISDN line is
> good, and the problem
> might be
Ok,I'll try it without the access lists...but I guess access list '99' has
to remain 'cause it's tied to Dialer list 2. Right ???
cheers.
-Uche.
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I would just take them off i.e remove the access-group
statements for both just to eliminate any restrictive
movement.
Phil.
--- Uche Ishionwu wrote: >
Ok,I'll try it without the access lists...but I
> guess access list '99' has
> to remain 'cause it's tied to Dialer list 2. Right
> ???
> ch
Thomas,
I'm awaiting the delivery of a 6509 w/dual MSFC's and would like to
configure HSRP and HA between the two. Must HA and HSRP be configured
simultaneously? It seems from my reading that HA will provide redundancy
between the supervisor engines and HSRP will provide the routing redundancy
b
Has anyone ever noticed that certain RFCs have a bis version ?
ie RFC 2547bis. Anyone know what that means ?
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Why not do both?
If you can complete the CCNP track, then technically speaking, you will have
no trouble with the CCDA exam. You must understand, however, that the CCDA
exam is not one to test you on technical understanding but rather on your
communication skills. If you have not dealt with non
Hi,
I am kinda confused. Wot i understood from the doucumentation is that in vtp
domains, we can add vlans from server on clients. Can this be done? and if
yes how its done?
i am using 2900xl
Thanks in advance
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High availabilty on the sup engine does provide a true physical redundancy.
There is also a high availability option for the MSFC itself that can be
used in conjunction with HSRP. This sets one of the MSFCs as primary and
the other in standby,... but be careful in the catIOS verisions fo
>Has anyone ever noticed that certain RFCs have a bis version ?
>
>ie RFC 2547bis. Anyone know what that means ?
"bis" is Latin, IIRC, for "second", and "ter" is third.
Bis and ter are actually used in ITU/CCITT documents for revisions.
The IETF only uses them informally: 2547bis is a name for
VLANs are created by switches operating in Server mode, and VTP is the means
by which the configuration is pushed out to other domain members. Switches
operating in Client mode can not create/delete/modify VLANs, but can use the
VLANs already created.
CM
> -Original Message-
> From: getm
Thanks John,
Good luck on Saturday and let us know how you do!
Dennis
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> fair as well as you.
>
> Way to go!
>
> John
>
> >>> "Dennis H" 7/
Besides the software what does a login to CCO get you, which public access
doesn't?
- Original Message -
From: "Michael L. Williams"
To:
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 7:02 PM
Subject: Re: CCO questions [7:11275]
> He is neither of those. (in sales or has a contract) He simply
fi
Hey Ed,
Thanks for the congrats and the advice. I just scheduled the lab for
March... that was the soonest for RTP... can you believe the wait is almost
9 months?!? I'm in the process of setting up a study plan now. Good luck
on your next attempt!
Dennis
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My tip is learn the material like the rest of us...
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> anybody ready to take a 350-001?
>
> looking for a ccie written candidate for sharing information with my
dumps.
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Thanks Louie!
Best wishes to you! Dennis
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>
> -e-
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Dennis H
> To:
> Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 1:04 PM
> Subject: Passed CCIE written [7:11565]
>
>
> > Passed
You got it... I'm not sure of the exact figure but there is definitely
overhead on the cpu for 3DES... It depends on the configuration and it
could be substantial...
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> Thanks for the info. Indeed I meant packet size. Funny that y
Ask yourself a question can a router route without a protocol.
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From: "Mohamed El Komy"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 12:45 AM
Subject: Re: routing and routed [7:11655]
> "parky chan" wrote in message
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> > Dear
>
It depends who you are and who you work for, each CCO login can have
a different profile for access to different areas such as bugsearch
tools, upgrade planners, field notices, online forums, technical
documents, case studies...the list goes on.
Cisco are generally quite nice if you have a genuin
Here's a link which might be of use... It describes split horizon which
means a router will not advertise a route back out the same interface that
it was learned from. Poison reverse is similar except it WILL advertise the
route as unreachable back through the same interface it was learned from (
Is this a study group or what? Dennis get a life
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>
>
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I passed CCNA today.. :))
Passed score 992
Thank u all. Actually , that is ur score..
Tansel
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After reading a few RFCs(2001 is one of them)and Internetworking with TCP/IP
by Comer I am still having trouble figuring what causes the receiver to send
an ack. From what I read in RFC 2001, the old versions of TCP/IP the sender
would send the window size then expect an ack, but now they use a c
Welcome to the world of "techno zealots". Most of the time, everyone gets
along. HOWEVER, everyone definitely has their opinion and normally does not
mind sharing them. Think of this as "techno group therapy".
It is almost impossible not to start of passionate discussion sometime or
another dur
i dont mean to be a jerk, but surely if yo can write an email, you are
capable of reading books, rfcs, and so on.
As we say in most really dick-ish channels on EFNet, RTFM.
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To: [EMAIL PROTE
smokin! Congrats!
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From: Tansel Akyuz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 8:23 AM
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Subject: Passed CCNA [7:11702]
I passed CCNA today.. :))
Passed score 992
Thank u all. Actually , that is ur score..
T
nope. not if hes connecting to his root bridge. all of the interfaces on the
root bridge will be in forwarding state, so he should see the blocked
interface on the 3548 switch.
something is wrong.
just remember that you dont plug things in and ~*BLIP*~ things start
blocking.
convergence takes l
I think John was hinting at the fact Split Horizon with poison reverse is
not applicable to OSPF since OSPF is not a distance vector protocol.
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>
Couple issues there wilson.
First the csu-dsu issue, someone is spoofing my e-mail address check the
header it says SR not JR.
Second my response was to mohamed not parky, I thought his definition was a
little off. Also I thought the response should have made the person
(Mohamed) think, not just r
i think this is because the window size is allowed to get much larger
befrore something gets dropped on a higer speed segment.
i think sending the window size is still used.
also dont forget that sometimes ICMP is used to control certain things.
of course you've read the rfcs, the authoritative
Don't know if this was answered for you yet or not but here's my 2 cents.
(yeah I"m donating back to the pool since I couldn't collect).
You can leave the proxy in place and protect it with the PIX but you're
leaving a point of failure for web access. Yes there are always points of
failure but w
OK PIX masters, riddle me this.
If I have a PIX with a global address of 1.2.3.4 with a /27 for the
global response address and I have two /24 addresses running BGP on my
router, what would be the harm, if any, in changing my global to 4.5.6.7
/24?
I can't see any but I would hate to make this c
it shows packets that were not received/sent (lost), then packets arriving
too early/then late, in that order.
this is part of what is used to calculate the ipcif.
Peter Slow, CCNP Voice Specialist
Network Engineer
Planetary Networks
535 West 34th. Street
New York, New York
10001
Cell: +1(516) 7
this is a common misconception. A routing protocol is a protocol like
eigrp, igrp, is-is,ospf, etc. A routed protocol is like ipx/spx, tcp/ip,
vines, decnet, etc. A routed protocol must have a layer 3 address so
netbios or cdp cannot be routed by themselves.
>>> "Donald B Johnson jr" 07/10/01
Hello,
When using a T1 links to a router and daily usage is about 256Kand
using 24 voice channels and with a local LAN.
What is the key advantages of using 3640 but not using 2600 series?
Thank!
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Well done!
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>
> Passed score 992
>
> Thank u all. Actually , that is ur score..
>
> Tansel
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>>> "John Feuerherd" 07/09/01 08:24PM >>>
I'm getting alot of good info from this post, thanks alot guys!!
I also just wanted to apologize for my comments to ABC. I should have just
ignored him...
I think its safe to say that that test I took was wro
Can you use rip to route cdp. Why?
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From: "Lowell Sharrah"
To: ;
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 7:09 AM
Subject: Re: [7:11709]
this is a common misconception. A routing protocol is a protocol like
eigrp, igrp, is-is,ospf, etc. A routed protocol is like ipx/spx, t
Oh..heh...I guess it was answered. That's what I get for reading my email
from bottom to top ;)
Allen
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From: "Brian Wilkins"
To:
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 9:50 PM
Subject: RE: PIX recommendations !!! [7:11336]
> Personally, I like hardware solutions over softwa
I'm selling a ton of Cisco Courseware and Cisco Press books on Ebay if anyone
is interested.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1254029389
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#6172
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Thanks for the response Mike.
I know there are many variables so maybe I'm asking something that has no
real answer.
I'm trying to find what others "in the field" are doing to calculate
capacity. I work for a company that won't spend money until absolutely
necessary! We support several remote o
depending on your set up of course, the 3600 series routers have more A$$
behind them...They also support more ram...SO...for NAT/PAT intesive uses,
the 3600 series is the way to go. For small offices and businesses, the
2600 series is fine. (or if you are using another device for NAT/PAT, and
th
How many T-1s? Is 256k your daily average bandwidth usage or are you
meaning something else? Which 2600?
There is a fair bit of difference between the 2610-11, 2620-21, and
2650-51.
The 2610-11 can switch 12-15Kpps, the 2620-21 can do 23-25Kpps, and
the 2650-51 can do 34-37Kpps. If you o
At 05:56 AM 7/10/01 -0400, Stephen Skinner wrote:
>guys ,
>
>this is what i saw when i ran this test on my 5509
>
>this is my 5509
>
>
>System Bootstrap Version: 2.4(1)
>
>Hardware Version: 1.3 Model: WS-C5500 Serial #:
>Module Ports Model Serial # Hw Fw Fw1 Sw
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what?
yes you can.
you've gotta be able to.
simulate an ISDN switch type that doesnt need spids.
this is like saying that i cant hook up two t1 interfaces back to back using
a crossover and PRI signalling.
PS> i've never tried.
PSS> I'm sure it can be done
PSSS> I think.
-Peter Slow
-Original
Global for NAT? As long as they're not used anywhere else that would cause
an IP conflict...none that I can think of.
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From: "Steve Smith"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 9:16 AM
Subject: PIX global address [7:11714]
> OK PIX masters, riddle me this.
>
> If I ha
Are you having a laugh...
> -Original Message-
> From: Donald B Johnson jr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 10 July 2001 15:28
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [7:11709]
>
>
> Can you use rip to route cdp. Why?
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Lowell Sharrah"
>
Hi Folks,
Further to my last mail I want to pose the following scenario / question...
I have one LAN switch which is connected to 2 Cisco 2600 routers which have
E1 channelised cards
installed. Both these routers are connected back to the central site using
256K E1 Lines.
I intend to enable HSR
The main differences between a 3640 and 2600s are follows (if I am wrong,
please correct me):
1) 3640 has faster processor than 2600,
2) 3640 has 2 NM slots compared to just 1 for 2600s (however, 2600 has
at least 1 built-in
Ethernet port compared to none for 3640,
3) 3640 can handle
once gain, for those new to this business:
Check the config guides and command references of CCO. Free of charge.
Publicly available.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/index.htm
pick the IOS version that matches what's on your router, follow the links -
command references
I understand split horizon and poison reverse. I was just wondering how
you might apply those tools to a link state protocol like OSPF. It's my
understanding that they are used in DV protocols only and are not
necessary in LS protocols.
John
>>> "Dennis H" 7/10/01 7:12:11 AM >>>
Here's a link
When you need more ports available. With a 3640 you have four slots.
For example if you need more than 4 voice ports (fxo, fxs).
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From: "William"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 11:25 AM
Subject: Cisco 3640 VS 2600 Series [7:11715]
> Acesso pelo menor prego d
Your teasing us :o)
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From: "Tony Medeiros"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 10:34 AM
Subject: Cisco Courseware and Cisco Press books for Sale [7:11641]
> I'm selling a ton of Cisco Courseware and Cisco Press books on Ebay if
anyone
> is interested.
>
> http://cgi.e
HSRP is run on the Ethernet interface of both routers in one subnet. You
want to create two HSRP groups, not two subnets. Use priority to influence
which router is primary for which HSRP group.
CM
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 10 July 2
No because you do not need a routing protocol to run cdp. cdp runs at the
data-link layer and learns about other cisco devices running cdp as
neighbors on the same wan or lan segment with multicasting.
>>> "Donald B Johnson jr" 07/10/01 10:28AM >>>
Can you use rip to route cdp. Why?
- O
@ the plant in China maybe :o)> The cheapest price I've ever paid new was
$25 & there is generally enough competition on Ebay to keep them low.
Phil
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From: "DNT"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 2:41 AM
Subject: Re: back-to-back router connection! [7:11602]
> Whe
nopers.
3620 - slow-assed proc. 64 megs ram, 2 netmods
3640 - faster 128 4 slots
3660- fast as all hell, 256 max, 7 slots. (YES the ethernet
interface(s) are 0/0, and 0/1 netmod numbering starts at 1 and there are six
modular slots
261x - slow proc, 64 megs ram
262x - faster proc,
how many voice trunks do you have?
Peter Slow, CCNP Voice Specialist
Network Engineer
Planetary Networks
535 West 34th. Street
New York, New York
10001
Cell: +1(516) 782.1535
Desk: +1(646) 792.2395
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Sent
ive seen this before.
in fact, i spent an hour or two fixing it.
same error.
same symtoms.
it was fixed by replacing the flash =(
you can get that error when your flash is screwy.
replace it, i would say that continuing to troubleshoot is a waste of your
time...
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No. CDP is a Layer two protocol. Routing/Routed Protocols occurs at layer
3. This is why you only see the CDP packets of a connected neighbor.
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From: Donald B Johnson jr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 10:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re
Most everyone responded saying there could only be one token multiple data
frames. You are saying for test proposes Cisco wants you to answer with
multiple tokens? So the way Cisco wants you to answer the question may not
be right?
Thanks
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From: "Priscilla Oppenheimer"
yes.. i agree with you. But for future expand, i think 3640 is better..than
using two 2600 series.
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> Hello,
>
> When using a T1 links to a router and daily usage is about 256Kand
> using 24 voice channels and with a l
Is payment required when you register for the lab or when you actually take
it? Since there is a 7-8 month wait I would hope cisco dosen't hold onto my
$1250.00 for all that time.
Neil Schneider
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the cheapest i got them for was $20 on eBay.
barronvonpuppy is selling them at around that
price(depending on the lot), and he tends to have
dutch auctions. there are other sellers, but i've
bought a batch of bad cables before at a price less
than $20. (dte-dte cables?!?! what use is that?)
od
24 voice channels.
William
CCNA
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> how many voice trunks do you have?
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Hi Neil,
The payment is due 30 days before you take the lab.
Check out www.cisco.com/ccie
Sal
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Neil Schneider
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 11:47 AM
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Subject: Payment for CCIE lab? [7:11
I believe payment is due one month before the lab date. I found that
information originally on www.cisco.com in the certifications section.
Try checking there to see this policy has changed.
HTH,
John
>>> "Neil Schneider" 7/10/01 9:46:45 AM >>>
Is payment required when you register for the la
Those of us in the Cisco Consultants program have been wondering why
Cisco hasn't shipped new reference guides. Since we were discussing
this yesterday, I think, I wrote a Cisco rep here in Denver and he
pointed out the following link:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/general/qrg/
The guide
Almost. To split hairs a bit, "bis" literally means "twice, on two
occasions, in two
ways", although its usage and context more often indicates "second
reference", as you
say.
The use of "bis" in popular writing in the U.S.A has pretty much died out.
Its use in
RFCs probably reflects the academic
ISDN configuration is good at layer 2 you receive also tei from your ISDN
switch.Try ro do an debug ppp ...to see what is happening and post the results
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Can you clarify this Priscilla? We are getting confused.
I guess if there was a situation where there where multiple tokens the
active monitor would pull them off right?
Is that what you are saying? How does Cisco want me to answer this? Multiple
tokens or no multiple tokens?
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Minh,
Certainly you can use "ip unnumbered" and it will save IP addresses. But you
will NOT be
able to ping the serial interface that uses "ip unnumbered". If you don't
believe me
please read the CCO reference (scroll up a bit).
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122
What configuration is pushed out to other domain members using vtp ?
As far as i know trunks carry the vlan information, in servers u can
make/del/modify vlans and in clients u cannot. Is that all??
On Tuesday, July 10, 2001 at 01:24:13 PM, Charles Manafa wrote:
> VLANs are created by switches
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That is a great score!
Congratulations.
Jenn
7/10/2001 9:30:14 AM, "Dennis H" wrote:
>Well done!
>
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>""Tansel Akyuz"" wrote in message
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>> I passed CCNA today.. :))
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>> Passed score 992
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>> Thank u all. Actually , that is ur score..
>>
>> Tan
I was thinking that although you can have multiple stations that believe
they have the token, there is still only ONE actual token.
If I read what Pricilla wrote correctly I am in error and that there ARE in
fact cases where you may have more than one token on a ring at a time.
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