This no Good for the spirits of those who r preparing for CCIE Like me :-(((
Well trust What ever happens Happens for Good.
Murali
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I don't like discouraging anybody or making anybody feel bad. But on the
other hand, I would be doing everybody here a disservice if I didn't report
honestly on what's really going on. I believe it is better for everybody to
find out what the state of the program is now than to discover things t
Great point Chuck, this current downturn is not near what we went though in
the late 70's early 80's or back in 90. Apply Chucks advice, build your
skills while this current market continues cause it will get better.
Personally Im excited about this, a lot of corp deadwood is being trimmed
and wha
Based on the frame-relay (Chapter 4 2nd Edition)in Caslow's book:
S1 - HQ -S2
172.16.1.1 172.16.1.2 172.16.1.3
With home lab testing as the above setting,
I can ping from HQ to S1 and S2.
I cannot ping from S1 and S2 even though I have put in the frame-relay ma
Hi.
Anyone in Muscat.. .. We could group ourselves for Mission CCIE :-))
Anyone interested kindly contact me offline...on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks,
murali
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Okay, but here's the million-dollar question: which consulting companies are
*hiring*??
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> depending on the particulars, either one could be true. ;->
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Excited about an economic downturn, eh? Reminds me of those kids in school
who would remind the teacher that she didn't assign any homework.
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> Great point Chuck, this current downturn is not near what we went though
Quick analysis:
Do a search on Monster (as broad as possible) with CCIE as the keyword. How
many hits? 96 as of 10/27/01 9:51EST.
Now lets do a search on Monster (as broad as possible) for JNCIE (or JNCIS)
as the keyword. How many hits? ZERO! ZILCH! NADA!
Okay, now lets do a search with Jun
According to Cisco, no ip route-cache cef actually turns cef switching off
on that interface, if cef is enabled globally. If you are trying to enable
cef then you shouldn't use this command on the interface. Try these links,
below them is an example from a production router using cef per packet
Oh one more thing - without violating NDA, let me just say that the Security
lab is far more than just the R/S with a Pix thrown in there.
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> Quick analysis:
>
> Do a search on Monster (as broad as possible) with CCIE
I would rehash what I said before, but I don't really want to type all my
arguments all over again.
I suggest you read my post (7:3485) on 10/01/01, topic RE:Is the CCIE really
worth it, including all the replies to me, and (especially) all my
counter-replies.
But I'll put it to you this way. I
This is getting absurd. There arent any JNCIE (or JNCIS) jobs currently on
Dice or Monster. Therefore, according to your calculations, Cisco would win
every little category you have created! Even if there were >ONE wrote in
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> I would rehash w
This is getting absurd. There arent any JNCIE (or JNCIS) jobs currently on
Dice or Monster. Therefore, according to your calculations, Cisco would win
every little category you have created! Even if there were >ONE< job on
there, that would still not cut the mustard. Talk about having NO other
what type of encapsulation you used CISCO , IETF?
both routers should be using same encapsulation
also try using frame-relay map ip DLCI no broadcast
to map the layer 2 to layer 3
regards,
suaveguru
--- Kenneth Yeung wrote:
> Based on the frame-relay (Chapter 4 2nd Edition)in
> Caslow's b
I tried searching the group study archives. We are in the CCIE
Lab one, right? Or the CCIE Professional list? Well I tried both to no
avail.
Your logic makes sense given those conditions. However, we are
all making hypotheses based on results from dice.com and others. Some
compani
Hey now, I didn't create the categories, you did. I was just playing by your
rules. Like I said, if I was a hiring manager looking for JNCIE's I
wouldn't publicly post such a job at all - far better just to find out who
they are (all 20 of them), get their phone numbers or email, and contact
the
Hai,
Thanks for the WUG, I have download and now testing it. It is a good tool
for Small Medium Company. Price is cheap to.
Thanks again to every one that respond to my email. I'm sorry that I don't
remeber all but thanks again.
:)
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OK, let me clarify. When I said 'in the ballpark' I was referring only to
the supply side of the equation. What I wanted to say was this: the ratio
of CCIE's to JNCIE's is about 330:1. That is indisputable. Now I
anticipated that some people would argue that I was only looking at the xxIE
mar
Depends
Depends
Depends
June Allyson ( Grin )
You could be working for a large provider providing scribbled out diagrams
on a legal pad trying to meet sales goals.
You could be working in a large corp doing long term design management BW
allocations etc..meetings meetings and more meetings to de
do you have more than one frame-relay map statements on each of the spokes?
do you have the "broadcast" switch turned on in your map statements?
One more thing on frame relay in this kind of scenario. Very often,
depending upon the exact topology and routing protocol used, you will find
that you
Go here you can terraterm all flavors...
http://www.mcseco-op.com/helpfull_links.htm
Hypeterm is just plain ugly , after a while the text wiil flow off the gui,
across the monitor and all over the floor.
NT may beat you up doing break commands..
Your laptop may not even have break key..
Terraterm
Some corp makes an adapter for the palm pilots which is USB to DB9 and it
works well..
ther is no cable it's just a big hplastic adapter thingy
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FAQ, list archives, a
Fdisk hyperterminal and get a copy of terraterm here
http://www.mcseco-op.com/helpfull_links.htm.
It's easier better and free..
Oz
jimmy halbert wrote:
>
> Is there anything special that is required to get hyperterminal
> to work with
> 2000 professional
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anything that needs to be stored in RAM..
So any application need RAM sdram is just a type of RAM
Maybe hit www.tomshardware.com.
Oz
> Can somebody tell me for what SDRAM is mostly used for (What
> type of
> application require the use of SDRAM).
>
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The feature "sets" are not in addition too but rather replacement of.
IP feature sets runs IP
need BGP then you need IP Plus
Need IP and IPX then you nedd IP IPX and so on..
Out with old IOS in with the new IOS.
Watch for flash and ram requirements on the routers as the 12xx are getting
kinda
I have a Sony Picturebook, which has been my favorite laptop ever. Tiny,
but usable. However, it doesn't have a serial port, which makes it hard to
configure routers. I solved the problem with a PCMCIA card from Socket that
adds a db9 to my workstation; and I think they also have a unit with a
At 12:13 PM 10/27/01 -0400, nrf wrote:
>OK, let me clarify. When I said 'in the ballpark' I was referring only to
>the supply side of the equation. What I wanted to say was this: the ratio
>of CCIE's to JNCIE's is about 330:1. That is indisputable. Now I
>anticipated that some people would ar
mostly on the provider end, if my (albeit limited ) experience is any
indicator. I have several clients who are doing combinations of DSL-ATM and
Frame-ATM. It works fine. the problem is always getting the damn thing
working in the first place. From what the installation techs tell me, it
seems to
Jimmy
You may want to get a copy of SecureCRT, most people that I know that works
with Cisco equipment every day use it
My 2 cents
JB
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One day, I discovered that one of the router continuously display an error
message from the console showing that there is a bad authentication between
HSRP members.
*Oct 27 07:15:19: %STANDBY-3-BADAUTH: Bad authentication from x.x.x.x,
remote state Init
Right now, there are only two routers form
I did the same thing - bought a new laptop and assumed it had a DB-9 serial
port - it didn't. I had to buy a Belkin USB -> Serial adapter. Works
great!!
Louie A Belt
CCIE #7054
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Of course the 193.x.x.x will become the routers' ID after reboot.
If you start OSPF before the interface Eth 2 up, then the ID should keep the
last one until reboot!
So it is important to use loop interface in OSPF, because it is always up.
""Thompson, Robert D"" P4HkO{O"PBNE
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In SRB, the source send an explore packet and the packet will reture the
sender with path info.
Those info in rif format like: ...
So those following packets forward according to the info to reach
destimation.
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Li Hou
CCIE,CCNP,CCDP,MCSE
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Hi, can some one tell me if IBM 3272-216 and Cisco Cat 3920 the same token
ring switch. Both have very similar menus, just wondering if I can upload
cisco OS on to the IBM switch.
Thanks for your help
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The business cycle demands downturns. They perform the needed function of
ridding the economy of businesses that are poorly run or poorly placed in
the market. Now to be honest I could have done without this "Widespread"
downturn that's hitting so many sectors at once but its here so might as
well
Hmmm CCIE assuming heh...grin
CCNA assumes to know
CCNP knows not to assume
CCIE knows
Just had to belt that out..
sheeesh was that punny
Now I think about a little it was Belkin
Oz
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And a SmartNet contract.
Jeff wrote:
> I believe you need a CCO, but check www.cisco.com under software section.
>
> -jeff
>
> On Sat, 27 Oct 2001, Alexandre Carvalho wrote:
>
> > Hello Team,
> >
> > I got some 2511's with the software 11.x inside those and some catalyst
> 1200
> > ( they say it
I saw a T-shirt a few weeks back that said:
CCNA - I can spell it
CCDA - I can see it
CCNP - I can fix it
CCDP - I can draw it
CCIE - I am the network
LAB
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Just as a clarification to what you wrote and the terminology
that you used, how exactly are you defining a "Supernet,"
particularly on this network?
v/r,
Paul Werner
> I could be wrong here, but I would imagine the reason this
works is that
> you
> have a supernet there, with the mask of 25
Kinda like
Friends don't let friends Nortel.
That reminds me whatever did happen to the groupstudy slogan T shirt.
I recall many times sun pass over earth in the days of yore,the list was
working on such sillyness .
Come on Circusnuts, Chuck, Brad help me out here
Oz
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I finished up my CCNP today, passing the BCRAN (last test). I started with
switching, then routing, then support (after I did the CCNA, of course).
In terms of difficulty, here are my personal ratings from easiest to most
difficult: CIT (support), BCMSN (switching), BCSN (routing), BCRAN (Remot
Great point. It's not a supernet of anything. Not with the first octet
being 24.
Thomas Larus
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> Just as a cl
On Mar 19, 5:22am, "nrf" wrote:
}
} [snip argument we've heard umpteen times]
I won't argue with the basic premise of your argument, since it is
sound as far as it goes. However you are looking at just the picture
at this moment, i.e. a static image. That isn't very interesting, it
is muc
Agreed. While it is possible to supernet class A
addresses, it is generally impractical for the
most part, unless the ISP/AS that is summarizing
two Class A addresses owns both address spaces
(and they are contiguous). I might suspect that
somebody such as UUNet or AOL or Sprint might do
it
first, ensure both router's ethernet port are connected with the same lan
open debug ip hsrp on each router to debug the status of the ACTIVE ,
STANDBY.
""Kevin Pan"" One day, I discovered that one of the router continuously
display an error
> message from the console showing that there is a
Have discovered some packet loss on our network and figured it out to a
duplex setting mismatch between two FE ports on Catalyst 5500 and a 7206.
The 5500 is set to auto mode for both the duplex and speed. The speed is
ok but it autoed to half instead of full.
When I try to put the port in full
So it is important to use loop interface in OSPF, because it is always
up.-
I recently discovered that the "shutdown" command works on loopback
interfaces also. ;->
Chuck
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never mind that questions about port duplex settings on a Cat5500...as
usual I was too hasty in posting the question before I went and looked
some more on CCO.
Found itneed to peg the speed, then the port comes out of auto, then
you can peg the duplex at what you want.
Sorry for the traffic.
if the Bates Report is any indication, the trend is actually towards more
fragmentation of the former class A space. ARIN has been allocating out of
64, 65, 66, blocks, for example. Those in turn have been doled out to
various ISP's and other organizations as something longer than /8 - usually
/16
now that I'm busting into BGP with a passion, and finding myself exceedingly
frustrated, I'm just wondering - is BGP as confounding on other platforms as
it appears to be on the 25xx series? I mean stuff like adjacencies not
forming, routes not being propagated to established peers when there is n
Maybe a silly question, but did you check the port settings for the 7206??
It might have been set to half, and for some silly reason the CAT is opting
for Auto Duplex rather than barking back at ya about the negotiation.
Just a thought.
If memory serves me correctly you should have the options o
If you haven't found out by Monday, I can probably ask around for you.
Interesting thoughdrop me a line if you still need to know Monday.
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> Hi, can some one tell me if IBM 3272-216 and Cisco Cat 3920 the same toke
Chuck,
Ahhh, the joys of BGP. Still, it's refreshing to find someone who uses the
words "passion" and "BGP" in the same sentence. Hehe, I've been just as
frustrated doing BGP labs with 7200s and 7500s. So I guess it's not just a
2500 thing?
Cya
""Chuck Larrieu"" wrote in message
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The date is Sept 12 , 2001 , the first few lines of the page :)
> if the Bates Report is any indication, the trend is actually towards more
> fragmentation of the former class A space. ARIN has been allocating out of
> 64, 65, 66, blocks, for example. Those in turn have been doled out to
> vario
You need to first set the speed to 100 vs. auto-neg.
set port xx speed 100
Then you will be able to force the duplex setting.
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It says 09/12/2001 as the last update.
>>> "Chuck Larrieu" 10/27/01 08:02PM >>>
[snip]
BTW, looking over the allocation table at:
http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space
interesting. anyone know how up to date this is?
Chuck
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Oh yes, BGP on a 2500 can be quite an interesting experience.
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> now that I'm busting into BGP with a passion, and finding myself
exceedingly
> frustrated, I'm just wondering - is BGP as confounding on other platf
You might want to disable CEF-caching if you suspect you are having CEF
problems. CEF used to be (and sometimes still is) rather buggy.
That thing about how disabling CEF-caching also disables fast-switch caching
is a bug, I think. I have noticed that behavior myself sometimes, but I
don't thin
Hi Guys
I've installed Ciscoworks 2000, at a clients site with 2 Cat 6509's & 12 Cat
3548's. In resource Manager I'm setting up syslog to report messages from
the switches to CW2000, when I check the syslog reports on where I should
expect to see the IP address of the switch that sent the mess
To set the duplex to full you must manual set the speed of the port. I have
run into the same situation before. When you set the port speed to auto it
will only let you force the duplex to half, when you try to set it to full
it automatically goes into auto-sense. In my case the only way around wa
Well, since I'm already a CCIE, I can't help you there.
Yeah, I know what you're saying, you're tired of the oversupply of network
guys, lot of them incompetent paper-cert guys. Yeah me too - I think there
is too much supply of network people too.
It's just really too bad that it takes a recess
Guys,
Check out the link at booksamillion.com, the price is a little cheaper.
BAMM.com and bookpool.com usually has good prices, also
going to addall.com, you can search multiple book prices at the same time,
it will search out the best prices for you..
I plan on getting it myself, like many oth
Hello team..
I am kind of confused and now worried about how to config the catalyst 1200.
I am using the console cable and a db9 connector plugging directly into the
admin port and when I power on, guess what?? it just stays there and doesn't
display anything. I went to cisco site and downloaded
Chuck,
Is this a code issue? I ask because I am currently responsible for a major
ISP that was absorbed by my employer and that ISP was often running BGP and
OSPF with their clients. I have not seen any BGP problems on these old
2500s. But they are running code in the early 11.1 ranges.
I've ju
CCIE Verification Tool
Yes, Karl Solie is CCIE number 4599. However, certification is NOT currently
active. (Current status is Suspended).
the author has not taken any 1 day lab so he will not breaking any NDA ,
it's very smart from CP . Is it ok to used ccie nr even when the cert
expired after
BGP seems to work well in 2500 series without much issues that I can see,
but I think it all boils down to your luck in chosing the right IOS... That
seems more like a art than a science The latest isn't always the best,
part of the problem seems to be in the amount of memory that the 2500 can
also show standby,sometimes when I use standby x ip x.x.x.x,There may be a
problem,you just use
standby ip x.x.x.x is you do not concern about secondary address
good luck to you
mozart
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I would say we agree to agree :-)
In terms of the accuracy of the IPv4 assignmentin the link, it
should be pretty current. This was cut and pasted from the top
header:
INTERNET PROTOCOL V4 ADDRESS SPACE
(last updated 2001 September 12)
Clearly there is a move to return address space back to
Congratulations. If what you say is true, I'm in pretty good shape. I have
already passed the BCRAN and BCSN. I am taking BCMSN on Thursday. I saved
CIT for last since I figured it would easy to pass after I have studied all
the other topics to death.
Brad
""Brian Wilkins"" wrote in message
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> Funny, on that thread, I didn't even really want to talk about Juniper
and
> the JNCIE, I just mentioned it lightly as an example to prove some other
> point I was trying to make, and that caused a firestorm of protests. Just
> like right now.
Two people presenting arguments do not a firestor
Well Done Nigel
Good to see another South African striving to the top.
I have my lab booked for the 14th Jan 2002, first booking I could get.
Good luck with yours.
Shai
www.routerdevils.com
""Nigel van Tura""
Technically, that is not entirely true. If you look at the RFC
that governs NCP negotiation for IP(RFC 1332), it says this:
3.3. IP-Address
Description
This Configuration Option provides a way to negotiate the IP
address to be used on the local end of the link. It allows the
sender of the Co
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