Guys
I have CCIE date available for 18th and 19th of September, I want to
exchange with somebody who has date in November preferably in 3rd or 4th
week.
Please contact me.
Thanks
M. Khalid
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try
dialer hold-queue
and hold the traffic and see when yr app times out...
Best Regards
Have A Good Day!!
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Network Engineer
Mideast Data Systems Abudhabi Uae.
Howard, Priscilla, et al.-
I'm working on knocking out the BCMSN exam, and am re-covering HSRP -(which I
have read many on this list to state that it probably won't hardly be on the
test, but I don't care)
Here's my delima I'm a logical thinker, and going over the 6 different
states of
Hello Group,
I've been doing some research on BGP Route Reflectors. What I'm looking to
design is a topology where all sites are Route Reflector clients to a site
which is designated as the Route Reflector.
All sites have dual routers for redundancy, including the site designated as
the Route
Hi Mark,
There is actually an RFC about HSRP it is RFC2281:
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2281.txt?number=2281
From this RFC, this might clear most of your confusion:
+ If the virtual IP address is configured, set state 3 (Listen) If
the virtual IP address is not configured, set state 2
Hi,
Does anyone recognize these error messages?
%Error opening tftp://255.255.255.255/ network-confg
cisconet-cfg
routerb-confg
This will repeat endlessly, right in the middle of typing a command!!
Could this be
try putting:
no service config
into your config. It appears to be looking for a config from a tftp
server...
No, I dont think this would be responsible for your link being down
Sam.
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From: Stephen Flint
To:
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2001 8:06 PM
Subject:
Thats 'service config' at work. Its on by default and
trys to load config via network. Globally, do 'no
service config' to stop it. It isn't cause of your
link being down.
E
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Hi,
Does anyone recognize these error messages?
%Error opening tftp://255.255.255.255/
Hello Group,
I've been doing some research on BGP Route Reflectors. What I'm looking to
design is a topology where all sites are Route Reflector clients to a site
which is designated as the Route Reflector.
All sites have dual routers for redundancy, including the site designated as
the Route
Howard, Priscilla, et al.-
I'm working on knocking out the BCMSN exam, and am re-covering HSRP -(which
I
have read many on this list to state that it probably won't hardly be on the
test, but I don't care)
Here's my delima I'm a logical thinker, and going over the 6 different
states of
I would like to hear some opinions on using a DNS blackhole list such as
maps, or ordb with GroupStudy.com. Good idea, bad idea? Effective?
Paul
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Guys
I have CCIE date available for 18th and 19th of September, I want to
There are devices you can purchase that will add latency to a connection (as
you describe below). I don't remember the exact name of it, but if you
search the archives, you'll find it. There have been discussions in this
group about such a device.
Mike W.
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what kind of devices..
u ve any urls?
Best Regards
Have A Good Day!!
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There are devices you can purchase that
Does anyone know what the USB port is used for? It is next to the console
port.
Thanks,
Daniel
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Thanks for your info.
I do not have a chance to test your command. Just curious what does the
Delay command do?
Francis Tsui
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To: 'kwock99' ;
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2001 4:35 PM
Subject: RE: delay command [7:14071]
try
dialer hold-queue
and
Using a RSM in a Catalyst 5500, how would that affect rate-limiting on an
Ethernet sub-interface on a router, since technically the switch can now
route between VLANs rather than send the packets thru the router then back
to the switch.
Meaning will the switched packets for a customer still
Well, I searched the archives and I couldn't find it either.. Anyone
else from the group remember the device that was talked about a few months
ago regarding WAN emulation, etc???I remember going to the web page and
it seemed like a great device...
Here is a page of links I found
Guess I'm a little late...
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If you can start the day without caffeine,
If you can get along without pep pills,
If you can always be cheerful, ignoring aches and pains,
If you can resist complaining and boring people with your troubles,
If you can eat the
When you say router are you referring to an router that is external to the
5500 or to the RSM itself?
If you're using the RSM on the 5500 and have a NetFlow Feature Card (NFFC)
you can enable Multi-Layer switching, which should give you a tremendous
performance increase when routing between
Some dimwit created a cisco group at yahoogroups and has been subscribing
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shutdown.
Frankly I am amazed Yahoo will allow your e-mail address to be put
All ,
do you were I can get BSCN suggeted questions.The
material is very confusing.I need these questions
badly.
Best Regards ,
sami
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I don't think it is used for anything at moment.
Why does it have one? The PIX is based off PC hardware
so I'm guessing whatever motherboard they use it has
USB interface onboard.
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Does anyone know what the USB port is used for? It
is next to the console
port.
Thanks,
The delay command I am familiar with, works as follows:
Let us say, you a have T1 line and an ISDN (BRI) interface, as a backup,
when the T1 goes down. The syntax (from memory) is something like the
following:
interface s0
backup bri0
delay 10 5
Here you are specifying that the router should
Sorry about my confusion. What I decribed was the backup delay
command.
Nelluri Reddy wrote:
The delay command I am familiar with, works as follows:
Let us say, you a have T1 line and an ISDN (BRI) interface, as a backup,
when the T1 goes down. The syntax (from memory) is something like
Hello,
I'm selling a brand new Windows 2000 MCSE box set which includes a 120
trial of Windows 2000 Server. The books you get are:
1) Windows 2000 Server (For MCSE Exam 70-215)
2) Windows 2000 Professional (For MCSE Exam 70-210)
3) Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
Try the Boson tests for routing 2.0 They worked for me. remember that this
test might as well be called the OSPF and BGP test...
good luck
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do you were I can get BSCN suggeted questions.The
material is very
We have co-location clients that are assigned FA sub-interfacessome of
those interfaces are rate-limited in the amount of allowable bandwidth for
the clients equipment in our NOC. If the packets are going to be inter-vlan
routed by the 5500, will the rate-limits still be enforced ???
Chris
I am having problems telling whether my VIC cards are working in my 1750
router. After the router powers up I see two amber LEDs that never go out. I
don't know if they are suppose to stay on or not. I issue the show voice
port command and I don't see any cards. I also try the global
It would be very great if someone can shed some light on this. It's a
little bit off topic but thanks :) Firstly, when should one implement
queuing technologies? I have read from various source saying that only
do so if it is a bursty WAN links with T1/E1 speed or lower that
experience
When I look up the image I currently have on one of my 2501's, it says
c2500-d-l.113-11a.bin. However, if I try to find it in the Cisco IOS
Feature Navigator, it tells me that it's an invalid image.
What's wrong - has someone saved the flash under a different name, and if
so, would the show ver
It is NOT true at all. You can implement queueing technologies to allow
certain applications traffic higher priority than other. For example,
ftp traffic will hog up most of your bandwith while other application
such as http and telnet will have a hard time passing through. This
problem can be
Hi! How are you?
I send you this file in order to have your advice
See you later. Thanks
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Seems like your 1750 router is not voice capable. You need a voice/DSP
module installed. To find out if you have a voice/DSP module, 1. Open
the router. 2. There is RAM module, flash module expansion module.
Try to locate the expansion module. The expansion module allows upgrade
such as VPN
There are circumstances when you would want to use queueing regardless of
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little bit off topic but
most modems reset factory defaults with atf
with us robotics sportster is it atf1
from memory. i maybe wrong.
Regards
Jason
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I almost forgot, add a 5 day delay before permission is granted to post to
the list. This will make it usless to spammers and promote reading the list
posts for a few delays before you post yourself - something that is a
standard recommendation to people signing up to any mailing list.
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James
My recommendation would be to require a confirmed email subscription process
which only allows posts from specific subscribed email addresses and not
from web forms. Furthermore your web archives should strip out any personal
email addresses to keep spambots from harvesting addresses. Also make
Hey James,
Those are some good idea, but they have a few problems. First, the majority
of the users of this list are on a newsfeed or read through the website.
These are very popular options I do not want to eliminate.
The CCIELAB list does require registered users before allowing the posting.
Rick,
You need IP PLUS feature set IOS.
Hope this help.
anyong
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