She has a way of doing that =)
Mike W.
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> Thank you Priscilla. You said it better than I ever could. I guess this
is
> why you're a famous author and I'm not.
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remove this async dynamic address
> use one only> peer default ip address dhcp> >
or
> peer default ip address pool ip-pool ,,,
ip pool ip-pool 192.168.1.2 192.168.1.2
> >
use one only
ppp callback initiate
or
ppp callback accept
> >
add
autoselect duriing-login
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Is there any good reason why border router should NOT be configured as
route reflector?
Thanks.
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I used the Cisco Internetwork Trouble-shooting. It's enough to cover the
CIT 2.0 test. I passed the test with 88% score. As the material is covered
in the testbook.
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Yes I am interested
Nuno Morais a icrit :
> Hi.
>
> I have my lab scheduled to 11/12 October 2001 in Brussels. Does anyone want
> to trade this dates for a place in Brussles by January/February 2002?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Regards,
>
> Nuno Morais
> _
Hi All,
Does any one how to configure VPN using CSPM ? I have
tried to follow from the CSPM tutorial and
documentation from cisco. But It doesn't help. I have
configured all the requirements for Peer to Peer VPN.
Actuallt there was no error message when I did
updating. But I don't see the command
Sure you can. Use one DTE cable and one DCE cable. On the serial interface
of the router that has the DCE cable, use the interface configuration
command "clockrate" and set a value like 64000.
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My biggest problem with summarization so far:
Ring-Ring-Ring - my cellphone goes off at 3AM, I'm rudely awakened and
blearily reach for it:
"Hello?" - I say weakly
"Hey boss, I'm on the office router, and I can't see all the routes!!!"
"Well, that's probably because I summarized it, and you can
Thanks All for the reply! Could you please tell me little more why using
summarization would fix the problem. What the advantage of summarization in
SIA? Again, Thanks All!
Thomas
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> The default for the SIA timer
Hello- who the hell is the Delhi lama? It's the Dalai Lama, dumb-ass. It's
Elvis, not elvs. Go back to grade school and learn how to spell.
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> Its nothing but morons for a fifty mile radius from you, and y
Greetings,
Is there a way to flush the OSPF database without rebooting he router?
Thanks,
Nabil
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clear ip ospf database?
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>Greetings,
>
>Is there a way to flush the OSPF database without rebooting he router?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Nabil
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As far as the summarization vs. supernetting thing - here goes.
Summarization is a general idea where several more specific routes are
coupled - aggregated if you will - into a less general route with a shorter
subnet mask. This can be (but does not have to be) performed by supernetting
, which i
I was wondering if anybody had any suggestions for what are good books to
prep for the CCDP. I have already read all the Cisco Press
for CCNP, and was wondering if that would be enough? I remember the CCDA as
somewhat of an unprepared experience with all
the scenerio questions.
Steven Kell Bate
The default for the SIA timer is three minutes. Usually, you do not want to
prevent SIA by increasing the timer. Somewhere, something is not designed
correctly. Perhaps using summarization if applicable might help.
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Cendant IT
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CQS-SNA/
I wouldn't recommend adjusting any timers since this
will only mask the SIA problem. You really need to try
to find the source of the SIA routes.
One obvious place to look is AS5200 Access servers
where remote users are running PPP.
Have you got any /32 addresses in your routing tables
?
If you h
Hi Michael,
I am interested in the Optical path but I'm not 100% sure about it
just yet. The certifications area on CCO gives some good links for
reading material for both paths and I believe they are both still in
beta.The blueprint for the Dial C&S is due in August.
It is worth noting that the
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> I agree with you, Howard. All the best practices I have ever
> learned have
> stated that route summarization should be avoided, and, if not
> possible, at
> least minimized. I think unless you have a large network with
> multiple AS's,
> route summarization should onl
My understanding was the Lab was 50% General, and 50% Specialization..
But after looking at the site I think your right...
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Network Support Engineer II
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>
Hi all,
I am very weak on the Access-list and would like to find dig more on this
area. Do you know where I can find good detail document on this, especially
extend IP access-list? Thanks All!
Thomas
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I have a 1601 that has a password on it that nobody knows. I don't care
about the config. How can I get this config/password deleted and back to
factory defaults?
Thanks,
Rob
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Hi All,
Does anyone know were I can get documentation on how to do automated backup
of files from routers and switches with Cisco Works 2000 ?
Any help and pointers will be really appreciated.
Zahid
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What would cause a 2600 w/T1 WIC to go into loopback when powered on?
Thanks
-Russ
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as someone who once was in the position of managing help desk and system
admins, I have to butt in and say that the toughest problem I had in that
respect was getting people to think for themselves. I had employees whose
answer to everything was to reformat the hard drive, or reboot the "modem"
t
CW2K RME will do this automatically. If you are logging to the CW2K box, and
a change is made to the configuration. The new config will be TFTP'd to the
CW2K box. By default it goes out at and backs up the configs on a nightly
basis. You just need to have all of your devices defined in RME.
David
Hi All,
I have a slight dilemma to which I cannot seem to find a definitive
answer.. We have 4 circuits going from Canada to the US...
Is it necessary to terminate all the circuits into one router to do
"per-packet" load balancing.
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WAN Administrator
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ditto Jenn
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Greg, hellva lot better use of bandwidth than your oldest fart a
> I would like to protect my router against smurf attaque. For
> that I have to
> set up a CAR on my serial interface. But I want to know how to
> determine the
> proper amount of bandwidth for icmp packets for the CAR (I have
> a 8Mb/s
> bandwidth interconnection to the Internet). By trail and er
The new O'Reilly book is really good. Starts from the bottom and works its
way up.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/cisrtlist/
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> Hi all,
>
> I am very weak on the Access-list and would like to find dig more on this
> area.
Hey, I think I'm a very mellow person, until I get crossed. I invite you to
check the archives and see for yourself who fired the first shot, Mr.
Johnson or me.
I'll let your comment about the 'head idiot' pass, but as I've stated
previously, I have asked management several times to hire some b
Mike, yours is about the best message in this thread to use as a start point
for some random thoughts.
seems to me that there are architectures and network sizes that do and do
not lend themselves to summarization.
for example, in the typical small network hub and spoke setup, it's
questionable
I used the Cisco Press Books "Cisco Internetwork Design" and "Top Down
Network Design". The first one was probably enough for the exam, but the
second helps to put things into real world perspective.
As with all the exams, use the exam objectives on cisco.com/certifications
to avoid putting too
Hi!
I am doing my exam practice on Remote Access. I don't think the answer is
correct. But I would like to hear some feedback from you guys. Thanks in
advance!
The eight interesting signal pins on an RS-232 connection can be group into
the following categories by their functionality. (Choose all
Here's whats-what for DLCIs.
0 - inband sig/mgmt (Annex A Q.933, Annex D T1.617)
1-15 - reserved
16-991 - assignable to user connections
992-1007 - level 2 management
1008-1022 - reserved (carrier-provided multicasting)
1023 - inband sig/mgmt (LMI Rev 1, gang of four)
HTH, Erick
--- Chuck Larr
Not easily. I believe that with the right IOS you can use a 5300 for the
network-side of PRI, and this was implemented for more choices as far as PBX
connectivity goes, and I suppose you could use this feature to connect
another router with a PRI interface to the 5300. But I don't believe that
y
Hey Oliver,
There probably is a Phone no which you can call
to schedule
the lab . I don't know but the online scheduling thing is taking too long to
recognize
your CCIE written scores .
Jaspreet
Does anyone know if we can call a no. to schedule the lab
Oliver Na
Thanks for all the good wishes . I used the following stuff to prepare
for the written :
1) Book by Caslow
2) BGP paper by Halabi
3) Token Ring paper from www.ccprep.com
4) Jeff Doyle Routing TCP/IP Volume I
5) RIF paper from www.groupstudy.com
6) OSPF Design Guide from CCO
7) Study notes from c
Congrats!!! - i too got an 82%well done. Gee we're smart :)
Hey, let me know when you can log into the online scheduling facility for
the lab - it's been 5 days and i'm still waiting to get a log in
OSN
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Thank you.
Jenn
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ditto Jenn
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I know now.I guess the jokes on me...
Jenn
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Greg, hellva lot better use of bandwidth than your oldest fart alive contest
with Ray :0)
thanks again Jennifer
Rick
> Jennifer --
>
> Being a Nam Vet myself -- I have strong personal feelings about many an
> issue related to that War. I therefore express no opinion pro or con on
> what you
Well, it's one thing to write network documentation. It's an entirely
different thing for your guys to actually read it. I'm dealing with guys
who are pretty set in their ways.
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> Isn't this what network documentation is for? If peopl
Its nothing but morons for a fifty mile radius from you, and you can't use
summarization because only you, the delhi-lama and elvs could ever
understand it.
What does this have to do with the original question.
Why don't you just type up a spread sheet and paste it on the side of the
router, they
That would be "on" not "in" cuneiform thus invalidating this last e-mail.
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> Im just about positive that Sanskrit was not written
Hi! Greg,
Sorry to read your mail. Being the Vietnamese, I am fully understanding what
you had experienced in prison. Jane is just a "BITCH" who just wanted to be
famous and got into the trap of Vietnamese communists who are the great
master of the art of manipalation. You are the one should vo
Is this serious?
I was under the impression that Ada Lovelace invented the binary counting
system. I was also under the impression that John Atanasoff came up with
the brilliant coding system that expressed everything in terms of two
numbers for the methodology of measuring the current or lack o
It's a joke!
Ole
~~~
Ole Drews Jensen
Systems Network Manager
CCNA, MCSE, MCP+I
RWR Enterprises, Inc.
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http://www.RouterChief.com
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NEED A JOB ???
http://www.oledrews.c
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Shouldn't it really have a top down focus if it's about access lists?? :-)
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Oh well . . . . you are probably correct. I'll take a lesson from myself
and keep my age and OT topics to myself from now on!
Greg Macaulay
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Hi, I'm curious in an ATM based network, there are two routers (2620 and
3660) with their own AIM data compression card. My question is will the AIM
Data compression still helpful in reducing the traffic by compressing it ?
How
about the QoS setting ? Has anyone ever done this before ?
I'm thinki
You could also, I suppose, make use of Multilink Multichassis PPP. But that
is almost certainly overkill.
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>
> well, let me qualify that by saying you could terminate on four routers,
and
> then have those four connect to a si
Lets see. I grew up on a farm so that will be difficult. I drive tractors
and have made square and round bales most of my life, and I operated the
rake for the hay, drove a forklift for 5 yrs, repair lawnmowers on the side
now, but that probably doesn't count as heavy equipement. If you mean
bu
You can use clear ip ospf process if you have 12.0.
You can also just simply eliminate all the OSPF (no router ospf #), and then
put all the OSPF commands back in. For example, you could copy the OSPF
commands into notepad, do "no router ospf #", and then paste the OSPF stuff
back in. That would
Jennifer --
Being a Nam Vet myself -- I have strong personal feelings about many an
issue related to that War. I therefore express no opinion pro or con on
what you have distributed to list members here. However, time marches on,
and many of us have moved on from that situation.
Moreover, this
Hi all ,
I need some advice.I've just registered my self for CCNA.I need to know the
course ware that is the best to pass my CCNA tests.Yeah,please give me a
list of books that would help me get good results in my paper.
Yours
Savio
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