Now, now... the OSI model DOES have a purpose. It is a reference model - the
key word being "reference".
It isn't the model so much as the fact that it makes it alot easier to look
at the various processes discretely rather than as a whole. The OSI model
gets you used to the idea that a "process"
>the rule of thumb is do what they say, but if something is not expressly
>forbidden, it is fair game.
True..
>the idea that some successful Lab takers all tend to agree on, is that
>going
>into the Lab you want to have a lot of tools at your disposal. So you can
>filter redistribution using ro
I sould give support to a customer who is testing DHCP out of his local lan.
He has a cisco 1750 and he provided me the configuration.
In my humble opionion there is something wrong in the configuration I'm
sending you below, and I'd like to have your opinion.
I don't understand the ADSL solution.
pray, how much is too much :)
anyway, you can try ccbootcamp aka NLI. I would suggest getting the basic
stuff to do routing(and routing and routing), frame relay (4 port serial)
etc. and then get rack time to do the more advanced stuff (and obscure ISDN
etc.), for 3920 try the 80$ s/w from ccboot
Hello there,
Has anyone in this group have any experience or tested the virtual
lease-line service over MPLS using the DS-TE feature. Cisco has a whitepaper
on the service description but no sample config. or design guide for this.
Would appreciate it very much if someone can share your experien
I could possibly list all the options but this url does a better job :)
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_mod/cis4000/4000m/4000sig/vconfig.htm
Nick
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There was a problem with riderection so a working address is
http://www.nevcos.com/net/
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hi rodel,
i saw your write up and i just want to let you know that the routerSim 3.0
is the better option. this is because it comes with more functionalities
that enables you to practice more complex scenarios. with more routers and
switches inside it.
___festus.
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does the router sim 3.0 for the CCNA cert cover the topics covered in the
CCNP cert.. CCNA didn't cover EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, route summarization, CIDR,
or VLSM.
I just bombed the hell out of my cisco netacad sem 5 practical tonight...
I'd like to pick up a sim, but I'd rather not waste money on so
This may sound like a dumb quesion, but if I send a packet to a different
host, where is the subnet mask? Where does a host get the subnet mask info
to do an AND operation?
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Priscilla,
I have a feeling that this type of post is a preview of the
sequel to Top Down Network Design, right?
Elmer
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good question. if i understand you, you are wondering how the remote device
knows your subnet mask? the answer is it does not and it doesn't care either.
when you send a packet from your PC to another host in the same network for
instance you are saying, "according to my network, defined by my ne
good question. if i understand you, you are wondering how the remote device
knows your subnet mask? the answer is it does not and it doesn't care either.
when you send a packet from your PC to another host in the same network for
instance you are saying, "according to my network, defined by my ne
The sending host uses its own address and mask to decide whether the
destination host is on the local subnet or not. If not then the packet is
forwarded to the default gateway (unless the host is running dynamic
routing). When the packet reaches the router, the router checks the
destination IP ag
sorry for the double post, and i meant to say that
"If it sees by the subnet mask that this address is not local, it strips the
MAC info and the netmask and forwards the packet to the default gateway."
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I know this has been posted here before but anyhow does any one have any
hidden commands they what to share.
Thanks
Jim
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I love to argue, even with myself. One of the problems, ignoring your
completely correct statement that TCP/IP has never and will never be
OSI compliant, is that the OSI reference model itself has evolved
since the original 1984 publication of document ISO 7498 without
appendices. Around 1988
Muhammad Alkhattab e-mail address [EMAIL PROTECTED] must have taken
offence to my statments about those who said on this fourm about us needing
to understand the terrorists issues and why they are so angry with us. This
little worm tried sending me viruses to screw up my computer. I just wanted
t
>To Chuck, I do not agree that the OSI model is "crap". Sometimes it can
>add confusion, but for the most part it is fairly well defined. Also, no
>one ever said TCP/IP follows the OSI model 100%. The concept of layering
>is just very easy to see with the OSI model. TCP/IP generally has only
>
Hi all,
Just reading the above RFC and have come across the
following snag.
Looking at the packet format it states that "The
portion of the datagram from 'address family
identifier' through 'metric' may appear upto 25 times"
On the next page it also states that "The maximum
datagram size is 5
The Reason I think the 7000 is the same is back when they first came
out in 95 I had installed one. One of the ethernet IP cards went bad.
Got a replacement and I installed it. I then noticed the MAC was the
same which thru me off and I thought I reinstalled the wrong card, put
the original car
Jim,
look at http://www.boerland.com/dotu/
Regards,
Maurizio
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Hi
I know this has been posted here before but anyhow does any one have an
Your not going to configure DLSW on a PIX, it's a security device, is
doesn't even support routing except static routes and minimal RIP.
Dave
chris fong wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any links on configuring DLSW on a
> PIX firewall with IOS 6.1 and running NAT? I tried
> Cisco's website and co
He is infected with a virus and is sending that worm to everyone that posts.
He probably does not even know that he is infected. Just every message he
receives gets a little thank-you note from the virus. You are probably now
going to start a backlash on GroupStudy that we do not need. Frankl
http://www.elemental.net/~lf/undoc/
http://www.nthelp.com/cisco_undoc.htm
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Hi
I know this has be
At 09:10 AM 12/14/01 -0500, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
> >To Chuck, I do not agree that the OSI model is "crap". Sometimes it can
> >add confusion, but for the most part it is fairly well defined. Also, no
> >one ever said TCP/IP follows the OSI model 100%. The concept of layering
> >is just ve
Chris,
If your asking how your configure a PIX to allow DLSW to pass through it to
a router beyond the PIX, just configure a static nat and conduit/access-list
to allow the traffic the way you would any other inbound service. (DLSW uses
TCP port 2065)
If your asking how you configure DLSW _on_ t
After a couple of off-line emails I think the concensus is that the
MAC's are on the RP/RSP but part of the backplane of the 7500!
Dave
MADMAN wrote:
>
> The Reason I think the 7000 is the same is back when they first came
> out in 95 I had installed one. One of the ethernet IP cards wen
Hi Sarah,
Since all you need is just five usable subnets, the way I go about it is:
2 raise to the power of 3=8 subnets. (You cannot use 2 raise to the power of
2, cos that would give me 4 subnets but I need at least 5 subnets).
It means you can not get exactly five subnets, you will have 3 extra
If you're asking how to get DLSw+ traffic *through* a PIX, remember that
in later IOS releases DLSw+ will attempt to use UDP instead of TCP. If
your firewall is allowing TCP traffic into your network for DLSw+
connections, they will suddenly break if you upgrade to an IOS that uses
UDP. This can
At 12:20 AM 12/14/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Does anyone know if the exam format will change in January? More questions,
>longer exam?
Here's the response I got when I asked that question to someone who knows...
Hi Berry,
While we do plan on revising the R&S written exam no date has been set on
wh
I am wondering if I can use Pix 501 for a web server firewall? It says that
it can handle 3500 Concurrent connections (I wont have 3500, but i dont want
to be cut off). I am wondering if I will come into any issues when doing
this. If get the 10 pack license, that only restricts my outbound traffi
>At 09:10 AM 12/14/01 -0500, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
>> >To Chuck, I do not agree that the OSI model is "crap". Sometimes it can
>>>add confusion, but for the most part it is fairly well defined. Also, no
>>>one ever said TCP/IP follows the OSI model 100%. The concept of layering
>>>is just
Worm? If I said that about all the viruses I have had pop up here in the
last few months, I'd have no friends left at all. I personally think he got
tagged and that it was unintentional on his part.
MikeS
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I have received numerous viruses from people on this list including
the individual you mentioned. I do not consider them personal attacks.
This message on the other hand.
This type of nonsense just feeds ignorance and hatred and is
inappropriate for this forum.
On Fri, 14 Dec 2001, Jon Stre
Stephane,
Let me know what you're looking for, or how much you'd like to spend and we
can help you out. We typically recommend 7-9 routers, and ISDN simulator, a
cat5k switch, and accessories. If you can come up with a budget amount, I
can help you put a lab together we've helped quite a few gr
yes , it can be connected directly with a token-ring adapter installed on it
, this adapter is called OSA card and you could use it for both IP and SNA.
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> Hi Group,
>
> Can the IBM mainframe computer be connected directly to the token ring
Just a message to those who (like me!) thinking that reading, doing labs and
taking multiple choice test will prepare you for the real world and
(hopefully)the CCIE lab need to be exposed to cisco's network accademy
semester 5 skills final . I just took it yesterday and failed . In fact the
whole
it can be connected also directly by using an OSA token-ring adapter in the
HOST and its configuration in the mainframe is similar to the CIP card on
the router , they are both generated by an XCA node .
there many types of OSA cards that work with both SNA and IP , they use
Token Ring or Ehternet
Are you referring to the CCNP academy?
-junovtv
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Hi All,
Does anyone know the difference between these 2 sets from Cisco Press?
-CCNP Certification Library
-CCNP Preparation Library
Which one is better to study to CCNP exam?
Regards
Luiz Olivieri
CCNA
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Hi all,
At this particular site I have 2 1750's. One has an ISDN WIC, the other
has WIC-1T.
The serial router has a frame connection, the ISDN router is the backup.
Both routers' ethernet interfaces are plugged in to the same hub, not
sure of speed or brand.
The IP addresses are
172.16.10.10
Can we just invest in a decent mail reader? Or maybe download pegasus..it's
free! Anyone for elm?
>>> "Chris White" 12/14/01 11:55AM >>>
I have received numerous viruses from people on this list including
the individual you mentioned. I do not consider them personal attacks.
This message on th
Hi all,
I seem to remember someone providing a link to a page which gave information
regarding a microsoft problem with dialling in using V92. This was a problem
which was attributable to Microsoft and configurable.
I think Paul may still be doing some work on the server, so I am unable to
search
>At 10:57 PM 12/13/01 -0500, Chuck Larrieu wrote:
> >I once had an interesting, if heated argument with someone off list about
> >this. IIRC, I was told by that person that Cisco, in its current CCNP
study
> >materials, is saying just that - that something operates at the OSI layer
> >above which
>From its own local config. The mask isn't in the IP packet, which does
come as a surpise to some people! If this isn't what you're getting at,
just let us know...
Priscilla
At 08:20 AM 12/14/01, you wrote:
>This may sound like a dumb quesion, but if I send a packet to a different
>host, w
It does help to have the option of copy and pasting from one's current
work! ;-)
A few people have asked, and I responded a couple times, but I think they
all got filtered (hmm what does that mean?), but I am working on a new book
on troubleshooting and protocol analysis. It will cover all Cis
At 12:42 PM 12/14/01, Olivieri Luiz-Q14637 wrote:
>Hi All,
>
> Does anyone know the difference between these 2 sets from Cisco
> Press?
>
> -CCNP Certification Library
These are the actual courses, ported to book format. The "authors" were
really editors who put the course into
I like your humble spirit and your admission that you need to learn more to
do well in the real world (and CCIE), but I would also recommend that you
not beat yourself up about this particular test.
It doesn't sound like a good test. The test should match what you learned
in the semester. Newe
At 08:52 AM 12/14/01, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
>Layer 6 switching makes no sense. I suppose something like a RPC load
>distributor could do layer 5 switching, but the reality is that
>distinct layer 5 and 6 protocols are very rare in IP practice.
At Layer 5, I would say that RPC switches the pa
Say I have 2 networks:
Network 1. 172.16.x.x/16
and
Network 2. 172.16.2.x/24
We all agree that they are two different networks, right?
Now if Host A on
Network 1 is 172.16.2.1/16
and
Host B is on Network 2 is 172.16.2.1/24,
How does the host know that the second host is on a different netw
By the way, for what it's worth, which is not much ;-), "client/server"
postdates a lot of protocols too. FTP uses the terms "user process" and
"server process." SMB uses the terms "consumer" and "server."
Priscilla
At 09:10 AM 12/14/01, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
> >To Chuck, I do not agree t
> >At 10:57 PM 12/13/01 -0500, Chuck Larrieu wrote:
>> >I once had an interesting, if heated argument with someone off list
about
>> >this. IIRC, I was told by that person that Cisco, in its current CCNP
>study
>> >materials, is saying just that - that something operates at the OSI
layer
>> >
For your genral culture I m ARABIC , somtimes I receive viruses from
messages in this board and other messages from many people in multiple
countries , I do not consider them personal attacks and I m not angry with
no body , this board is for arabs , Jews , US citzens , chineese ..to
share
It occurs to me that there is another answer to this problem.
So as a Friday Follies question: what is the other answer I came up with?
Remember, the IGRP domain is /28 the OSPF domain contains routes /27 and
shorter. You must assure reachability to all interfaces in the OSPF domain.
You are not
** PRIVATE **
The problem here is that your premise is incorrect. 172.16.0.0/16
*includes* 172.16.2.0/24 so they are *not* different networks. If you
configure your VLSM correctly you will not have this problem.
Let's say you had a router with two ethernet interfaces. You would not
want to co
H, interesting!
I am taking this class and any help you can give me, would be much
appreciated! I have heard it's a bear too.
Doug
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Because the major network was subnetted, it includes all networks under it.
Therefore it's the same network, just subnetted. Do I have it right?
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A host on the 172.16.x.x/16 network would have to have a specific route for
172.16.2.x/24, or the packet would not be directed to a router, and
(Ignoring proxy arp) the communication would fail.
If proxy arp was enabled on the local router, and the router was configured
with a mask smaller than /
You can't do that, it's a no no, network 1 thinks he's connected to
172.16.0.1 - 172.16.255.254 which obviouly OVERLAPS network 2, see:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/ito_doc/ip.htm
Dave
"Steven A. Ridder" wrote:
>
> Say I have 2 networks:
>
> Network 1. 172.16.x.x/16
Right off the bat, you're talking about a disfunctional network. I'll
get to that in a second.
Your two hosts are never going to acknowledge each others' existence. In
fact, if you look at the internal routing table of either host by doing
a "route print" you'll see (among other things) this entr
In regards to certification is where the problem lies. I enjoy learning and
trying to apply the theories associated with the OSI model. But, when facing
questions during certification exams things can get sticky. If faced with a
question about whether ARP is Layer 2 or Layer 3, what does the exam
Hey you left out us Mexicans! I agree. We must get 100's of virus sent
to us that are caught, we even get them sent from our LAWYERS.well
go figure on that. It's NOT a personal attack, although that has
happened, but it's what we have to live with these days. Anyway, just go
with the flow, kee
Hey you left out us Mexicans! I agree. We must get 100's of virus sent
to us that are caught, we even get them sent from our LAWYERS.well
go figure on that. It's NOT a personal attack, although that has
happened, but it's what we have to live with these days. Anyway, just go
with the flow, kee
2 different networks ??? Actually network 1 would encompass network 2. Host
A would thinks Host B is on the same segment as Host A is.
If Host A and Host B were separated by a router, Host A would not be able to
talk to Host B (not counting the fact that the 2 hosts have the same IP
address). T
>it can be connected also directly by using an OSA token-ring adapter in the
>HOST and its configuration in the mainframe is similar to the CIP card on
>the router , they are both generated by an XCA node .
>there many types of OSA cards that work with both SNA and IP , they use
>Token Ring or Eht
What you have just described is commonly referred to as "A Duplicate
IP Address," and is considered in some circles to be bad practice. ;)
Let's see if I can explain this well...
A host device knows two categories of addresses... Those that are
local, and those that are not. When a host attem
Good point. The Certification Library contains the guides. These are the
ones that aren't the course text, but are review material to help you gauge
your readiness.
The Preparation Library is the courses ported to book format.
This should have been sent to the group, not to me personally.
Pri
Yes, the major network prefix includes all of its subnets. But once
you've subnetted a prefix, you can't assign that prefix to an interface
because you'll end up with overlapping network addresses.
For example, let's say you have the address 172.16.1.0/24 and want to
split it into two subnets.
Hi,
I got two IPLC one Fiber Link and another one Radio Link.and most of the
time we work on fiber link,but now i want whenever my fiber link goes
off,them my router automatically switched to Radio Link.Please help me out
to solve this problem.
Regards
Rajneesh
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ha...
at least we know he's not using outlook to read his mail : )
>>> "root" 12/14/01 03:37PM >>>
test
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Can you elaborate on what you mean by bandwidth management ?
What is it exactly that you are trying to do, are we talking about
a QoS provisioning tool ?
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From: ""Ken Diliberto""
Newsgroups: groupstudy.cisco
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 8:36 PM
Subject: Bandwidth
I JUST MISSED THE WRITTEN TEST BY A WHOLE 3 POINTS.WHAT BOTHERS ME THE
MOST IS THAT IT WAS SO EASY...WELL I GUESS IT WAS DECENT FOR ONLY
STUDYING FOR THREE DAYS...I WILL GET IT NEXT TIME CAUSE I DONT FEEL LIKE
MAKING ANOTHER $300 DONATION.
P. NEIL BORNE
CCNP, CCDA, AND C-VOICE
You shouldn't have any problems at all unless you exceed 3500 concurrent or
10Mb of traffic ;)
You can allow any inbound port you like as long as the end user is being
directed to port 85 rather than 80.
Allen
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To:
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 10:41
I have read about many techniques that people are using to improve in their
lab studies. I was wondering if anybody would like to share their
techniques? What do you do to improve speed, accuracy,
troubleshooting,etc? If you have any ideas or advice, please share your
thoughts. Thanks!
-juno
Mike thanks for the tip. I just wish my Palm stored more than just 2 MB
data (Palm V). I would love to put some of my cisco press stuff on it.
This makes me seriously consider a new Palm or a Pocket PC device.
"Mike Sweeney" wrote in message
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> I jus
I find that if I write things down as I discover them I remember them
better. I have a binder with separators, each separator is a different
topic. As I find a solution to different things, I write them down
immediately so that I remember them. It is also nice if you forget
something, you just
MC-3810 with 6 FXO, some 1740-2V with FXO also. After a connection
from an FXO to another FXO is established, it never ends after any end
hangs up. I found this document: "Voice - Understanding FXO Disconnect
Problem" at
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/788/signalling/fxo_disconnect.html#2b
Upd
For the one-day lab, you have to be FAASSSTT!!! Your speed and knowledge is
a huge factor in the one-day flavor due to the limited amount of time you
have to get a good grasp of the network. The best way to improve your
skills is by PRACTICING! Practice either on a home rack or a remote rack.
Chuck,
Seems appropriate that you are due for some pain from the dentist after
screwing up my day (and more than likely, my weekend) with this question.
It is a very good question tho. Have been thinking about it for awhile and
have it set up on my home lab. Obviously, if the masks were reversed
Are you using NAT ? Save yourself a few hours of study and realize that
PPTP and NAT don't mix ? Since there is no way to identify GRE and forward
it to a given end host (at least none that I know of) you cannot use PPTP to
connect to a PATd box (It may be possibly to PPTP to a statically NATd b
sorry to hear that u missed it by 3 points... Better luck next time, btw
what troubled u most on the test, that you think would have caused u to lose
those points.
Thanks
Nick
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If the sending host strips the netmask how does the gateway know which route
to use.
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To:
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Subject: RE: Mask in L3 Packet [7:29182]
> sorry for the double post, and i meant to say that
>
> "If i
IPSEC stands for a standard for IP encryption , it uses multiple algorithms
for encrypting IP data .
you can use it in routers , firewalls , dedicated hardware boxes and with
some software clients.
with IP sec you can use encrypted tunnels to send your traffic over internet
or intranet and you can
IP Security! Isn't that a contradiction in terms? :)
Prof. Tom Lisa, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco Regional Networking Academy
Steve Smith wrote:
> Hey you left out us Mexicans! I agree. We must get 100's of virus sent
> to us that are caught, we even get them sent from our LA
The other issue if you try to use my tunneling method is that you'd need
a different tunnel for each mask length! My method works very well with
one or two masks. Beyond that it would just be a mess!
Last night I was playing with a variation of the tunnel technique where
I put the tunnel in an
The effective use of aliases & regular expressions can probably provide
opportunities for the most drastic improvement in the ratio between
characters typed & relevant output returned/desired configuration achieved.
"juno vtv" @groupstudy.com on 12/14/2001 05:06:06 PM
Please respond to "juno
I resemble that remark!
Prof. Tom Lisa, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco Regional Networking Academy
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
> It sounds like some old-fashioned meanie wrote this test.
> Priscilla
>
> At 12:32 PM 12/14/01, brian hall wrote:
> >Just a message to those who (l
Oh, I feel so much better now! Only 60% of my class failed the
practical exam. I must be an exceptional teacher (or do I have
exceptional students; nah, it must be me). :) :)
Prof. Tom Lisa, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco Regional Networking Academy
brian hall wrote:
> Just
I just discovered another method that is easier than tunnels.
Again, you have Router A connected to Router B:
A--(igrp /28)-B-(ospf /24)--C
Instead of creating a tunnel between A and B, use frame relay
interfaces. Configure either A or B as frame-relay intf-type
dce and then
Who ever you are.I have never sent you any virus.I myself has been receiving
spams(mails that have never sent).
Muhammad Alkhattab
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To:
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 8:56 AM
Subject: This Arab tried to attack me. [7:29190]
> Muhammad Alkhattab
Hi,
I have to configure Cisco 801 with IP/Fw plus IPSec feature pack as a VPN
client for PIX 6.0 What details and information do I need from the PIX side
to configure 801.
Swapnil
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Anyone knows where I can get more information on the command " sh
counters mod/port"? also what do the numbers on the far left mean when
issuing this command? I'm assuming its snmp index. No much on Cisco's
page.
ThanksNabil
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Has any one out there used this module (nm-1e1r2w) on the 2600 router ? I
cannot seem to find on cco whether this module is supported on this platform
and what the minimum IOS would be. Any help would be
appreciated...thanks
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Hey it happens to the best of us. Read this news article about how Cisco
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This link shows, it doesn't support 2600 series routers.
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Thought we were down for the count tonite. Good to see a few new messages.
John, by stability w/ secondaries did you mean re-loads? My config is
working fine w/ secondaries on the tunnels even after I reload. I'll admit
that the routing table is a little strange tho. IGRP only router has IGRP
the best thing to do is follow your reading with the labs meaning as you
read chapter 4 do chapter 4 labs . Concepts sink in better when you can
implement them. Study only cisco academy's material for the testing and
exams. There is great material out there but will only take time away from
doing
I dont know link is not showing in the last mail.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/pcat/mxne__p1.htm
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Balvindar Sabarwal
Sr. Consultant - Solution Engineering Group
InnerFrame
Microland Group
No. 201 / A wing,
Phoenix House, Senapati Bapat Marg,
Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013.
Tel : +91
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