Michael Williams wrote:
Do you have some good links to info about the inner workings of
TACACS+? I'd like to read more about exactly how it works.
Unfor. I couldnt find much on the CCO, but I did find some good info in MCNS
book (cisco press).
As far as the HSRP, I guess at this point we
From what I remember you need a particular version of DUN (Dial up network)
I think it was 4.3 . Check the CCO under TEchnical Documents -- VPN
Nick
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www.optsys.net
Or look out on the Sale board on this site.
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Hi all,
I have a colleague with a CPA 1600 router. It is currently running IOS ver
11.1.7.AA IP only code. Can this router be upgraded to use normal 1600
series software?? I need NAT to be enabled on this router and for that I
need an IP plus image. Is IOS ver 11.1 the best I can get??
I heard
Recently I was asked to do BGP filtering for a peer thru AS-Macros. I've
looked around but can't find any examples of it. I'm at a loss: is BGP
filtering thru AS-Macros another fancy name for AS-PATH filtering, or is it
something entirely different? If it is different, can anybody point mt to
Win 98 second edition has it already as an adapter
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From what I remember you need a particular
aah... Didnt know that, I had worked on it twice, once with a WIN95 and at
other time with WIN98 (first edition), and both the times we had to download
the DUN.
thanks
Nick
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Hi,
you need to configure dial-peers on your router, depends on what you want to
do.
1. if you need just to receive calls on your router, you just have to
configure
dial-peer voice # pots
destination-pattern #phone number
port #of port to which you assigned the phone number
2. if you need to
Well done !
All the best for your LAB
Suranjith
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peace unto you!
Dear stephane,
I know it is a very difficult time on industry. R u looking for job in any
specific region or R U open to relocate. How much salary R U looking for? I
know some opening in Silicon Valley california. Let me know if you are
intrested..
Thanks
Syed Hussain
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Good JOB. R U preparing for your CCIE NOW?
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For one customer I am implementing the dial solution. The
customer has got a 3662 router with NM-16A card. For the
authentication, the ACS for Windows NT/2000 has been
configured. The username database for the ACS is obtanined
through the Windows NT Domain. Inorder to have more
security, apart
Hello Tom -- and et al
Now that the crush of the holidays are ebbing I can try and focus on some
email responses which are past due.
Tom, I didn't intend by my original response to negate any specific
professor/trainer/teacher. I simply cited my own personal experience that I
found successful
Enable this feature in the user group option in the Cisco Secure Access
Server on your Windon NT machine. All you need to do is to check the 'CLID'
box in the 'user group' option.
Then go to each individual account in the ACS and check this button as well,
but this time add the callers' phone
Thanks for letting us know! Oh yea, you forgot to let us know who to
contact while your away.
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return
until December 27, 2001.
I will respond to your
I must say that it's pretty good.
The only bad thing I can say about it is that you have to wait a year for
the next episode, and another for the last :-(
Ole
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SUCCESS!!
I wanted to pass along a thanks to those of you that took the time to work
on this yesterday. Further, wanted you to know that I have successfully
configured it today. I was trying this yesterday on 2 2600s that were
running Version 12.2(2)XA. Today, I switched over to 2 2500s that are
Send your resume to me stephane, or look for yourself by following my job
link below.
Hth,
Ole
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I'm not sure for what router you need the Flash, but you should try the link
on my RouterChief site, under Where to buy Cisco stuff.
Hth,
Ole
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Can any on tell me what a Native VLan Mismatch is
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Well I dunno Chuck... that's kinda hard. That requires...
1. Searching
2. Reading
3. Understanding
4. Applying
Lot's of people who come here don't want any part of that. They just want
someone else to type out the config so they can paste it and look good to
the boss, which Marc has so kindly
Most likely you are correct. The real question is what are you
needing to accomplish, what's the problem
Dave
Hugo M. H. R. Taxa wrote:
Recently I was asked to do BGP filtering for a peer thru AS-Macros. I've
looked around but can't find any examples of it. I'm at a loss: is BGP
AS-Macro's are an object in an RPSL based Internet Routing Registry (IRR)
that is used to simplify routing policy registration by grouping AS's. See
Ripe-181 (rfc 1786).
If you happen to build routing policies using RPSL, I expect you can write
policies around AS-Macros, though I've no
Doyle's second edition is quite good as well, you may also want to invest in
Caslow's book also.
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on a trunk you have a native VLAN which is 1 by default. Evidently
your native VLANs don't match.
C6509 (enable) sh trunk
* - indicates vtp domain mismatch
Port Mode Encapsulation StatusNative vlan
--- - ---
1/2
I must say that it's pretty good.
The only bad thing I can say about it is that you have to wait a year for
the next episode, and another for the last :-(
Ole
And this differs from IOS how?
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Priscilla,
To answer your question about the movie, I have seen it and it is excellent.
Chris
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(please email me offlist as I'm not subscribed at the moment...new job and
all of that.)
Heeey folks.
Anyone in the orlando area? Preferably more toward the UCF area? Would
you have a cisco console adapter a fellow could borrow for the few seconds
it takes to set a password on a new-to-us
Has anyone out there used the networkforce.com services? If so, what was
your impression?
Thanks
Rich
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Try and clear the config. Use o/r0x42 at the prompt and reload to bypass
the config stored in NVRAM. Use the break sequence to get you to the
prompt if necessary. Sounds like an IOS bug with a router booting and a
token-ring interface activated that is not plugged into a MAU.
o/r0x42
i (use to
The original poster mentioned ip over ip, so you will have to configure
tunnle mode to ipip, otherwise it is gre.
Thanks
Kent Yu
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interface Tunnel0
ip address 56.1.1.1 255.0.0.0
no ip directed-broadcast
tunnel
A Native VLAN is used for sending and receiving untagged traffic on the
trunk port.
A Native VLAN Mismatch means that the trunk ports on each side are not
configured to use the same native vlan.
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Congratulation!
Could you give some advices on the refernece book?
Thanks!
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I've just taken the CCIE written qualification test and passed. I was
queer
though that though I thought i can answer most to of
Just wondering what is the most recent ios i can run
on a 3102 router.
Are these y2k compliant? doesnt really matter if not
it's only to play with.
Cheers
George
=
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CCNA, MCP
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Everything you'll ever need on one
Has anyone taken the CIPT or EVVOD exams. I am having
a hard time finding information to study for the exam.
I was wondering if the CIPT is very detailed or if it
is a more general test since it is 115 to 125
questions. Did you feel you had enough time to take
the exam?
- D.L.
I did not read the Vol II yet, which covers BGP.
And I will go ahead to study for CCIE writen. Any advice on it?
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Doyle's second edition is quite good as well, you may also want to invest
in
Caslow's book also.
Well, you wont have to wait a year for the next IOS to come out, if that's
what you're asking...
Ole
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I took them both. CIPT is easy, not very detailed and a Sylvain test. I
had about 60 questions, not 125. EVODD and PBX Fundamentals are hard and
are online and not fun. QOS is just as bad.
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I seem to be having a problem with a very simple NLSP setup across an HDLC
serial link. For some reason I don't get any adjacencies no matter what I
do. Debugs are showing one of the routers not receiving the others NLSP IIH
packets. Please let me know if you have any ideas...thx!
-
IOS
Does anyone know what the recertification rule is I know it came into effect
in 2000-2001, but how does that effect those who got their certification in
1999, when does the recert clock start ticking for us, I received my CCNA in
April of 1999(does it start then) or does it start in 2001 being
I may be wrong (probably am), but I thought you had to do a ipxwan
statement
for NLSP to work on a WAN link?
Mark
I seem to be having a problem with a very simple NLSP setup across an HDLC
serial link. For some reason I don't get any adjacencies no matter what I
do. Debugs are showing one
Hi,
I am getting packet loss in my LAN network,If i ping to any Machine I got
some packet loss after 10or 5 minutes.I changed the Switch and also checked
the Cabling also,i dint find any error.I have compaq WIN NT server and
workstations.Please help me out.
Regards
Rajneesh
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I love my dish and would never give it up. If you have a keen eye for video
and know what MPEG compression looks like, you can spot it, although some
channels are encoded at a lower bitrate and artifacting can be bad,
especially when there's alot of motion on-screen. Most channels, including
Doyle hasn't written a second edition of his excellent Routing TCP/IP
Volume I as far as I know. A second edition is an update to the first and
doesn't generally cover new topics.
He has written volume 2 which covers different topics: BGP, multicast,
IPv6...
Vol. 1 covered routing and most
Check to see if you are able to run 100meg/full duplex and set the switch
port accordingly.
Jim Walker
Master Network Engineer
Partners HealthCare System, Inc.
Information Systems / Technical Services Operations
Tel. (617) 732-8803
Fax (617) 264-5130
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you might have to wait a year for the one YOU want to come out.
What's cisco got now - about 4 thousand distinct supported images?
Chuck
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I may be wrong, but what is your IPX network encapsulation type? I do not
remember what the default is...
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I seem to be having a problem with a very
I was wondering if I could get some input from those of you who have taken
the MPLS elective for the CCIP certification (640-910 exam).
How closely do the exam topics indicated here:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/current_exam
s/640-910.html match
to the actual
we have had numerous problems with auto negotiation. 100 half 10 half with
100 full capabilities yada yada yada. you might also want to make sure that
your uplinks are nailed down to the correct speed/duplex so the
autonegotiation wont screw that up too.
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From: Walker,
On an AS5200 with two PRI I want to authenticate by RADIUS all calls
directed to 1st PRI and by TACACS all calls directed to 2nd PRI.
Both PRI has a different telephone numbers associated to.
So wich is the best solution: Named Method Lists or can I do something with
DNIS Numbers?
Many thanks
Bummer, mine is good for three years.
Don
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Hi Godswill,
Thank you very much! Your answer is very clear!
From your mail, I
I may be wrong, but what is your IPX network encapsulation type? I do not
remember what the default is...
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I seem to be having a problem with a very
It's not in network properties, It's in...
StartSettingsControl Panel Add Remove SoftwareWindows
SetupCommunications VPN Adapter.
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test, test
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Hi,
I have a 2501 (one ethernet interface) and I wanted to
route over that interface by setting up two
sub-interfaces. I can't assign an address because it
replies with
configuring IP routing on a LLAN subinterface is only
allowed if that subinterface is already configured as
part of an IEEE
At 01:56 PM 12/27/01, Brant Stevens wrote:
I may be wrong, but what is your IPX network encapsulation type?
Encapsulation wouldn't be an issue on a serial link. It could be an issue
on an Ethernet network since there are 4 possible encapsulations. But on
his serial link, he's using HDLC
I may be wrong, but what is your IPX network encapsulation type? I do not
remember what the default is...
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I seem to be having a problem with a very
You will have to use secondary addressing.
interface ethernet 0
ip address 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
ip address 10.1.2.1 255.255.255.0 secondary
HTH
Darren
At 03:10 PM 12/27/2001 -0500, John Mairs wrote:
Hi,
I have a 2501 (one ethernet interface) and I wanted to
route over that interface by
Hi John.
interface ethernet 0
ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0
ip address 10.0.0.1 255.0.0.0 secondary
If you are using dynamic routing protocols on the interface, you will also
need to add no ip split-horizon.
Merry New Year.
Ejay
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One other issue to look at besides IPXWAN; make sure that you use 'ipx nlsp
rip off' and 'ipx nlsp sap off' on the serial int's to turn off RIP/SAP
updates. I would also configure IPX on local int's on each router just to
make troubleshooting easier. Add them to ipx router rip with no
int e0
ip add 1.1.1.1 255.0.0.0
ip add 2.2.2.2 255.0.0.0 secondary
Dave
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Hi,
what will I need to do (specifically if you can) to
route over a single E0 interface?
thanks
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Thank you sir! I appreciate your time on this. one
side though if it's ok, what is the difference between
secondary interfaces and sub-interfaces?
John
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You will have to use secondary addressing.
interface ethernet 0
ip address 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
ip
The certs are good for 3 years. I earned my CCNA in the summer of 1998. It
expired
in September.
Jay Dunn
IPI*GrammTech, Ltd.
http://www.ipi-gt.com
Nunquam Facilis Est
Does anyone know what the recertification rule is I know it came into effect
in 2000-2001, but how does that effect those who
In a secondary interface, you can have 1 interface with 2 addresses/subnets.
A subinterface is different in that you create multiple interfaces, as
opposed to the 1 in the secondary interface. You do all the addressing by
creating sepreate logical interfaces. These subinterfaces look like
Yes Eliajah, he is trying to implement an Dialu-up access server (I suppose)
and this is
why he needs ACS and but the users are NT users. I don't know if Unix
could use the
encryption scheme used by MS but yes there is an utility (pwdump) that
export the
accounts and the encrypted
group,
I found this link on a microsoft site. It mainly analyzes the the salaries
of people holding Microsoft certifications. The applicable part is on the
3rd page of the report which lists the estimated salaries of all different
cert's including CCNA,CCNP, CCIE.
Hi everyone,
Sorry if this is inappropriate.I am looking for a kind of box or patch
panel which provides a sniffer port per WAN circuit, then you can plug in
your WAN sniffer whenever you want without interrupting the circuit.
If someone know who makes this type of stuff, please e-mail me
I think it's been hashed out on this list before that this survey is pretty
ridiculous. Some of the numbers might be slightly representative of the big
cities, others are a laugh. A search of the archive should produce the
various arguements.
The k1d
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There used to be a company called Spectron that was the most popular
manufacturer of serial patch panels. I can no longer find them on the web,
but found an alternate source : http://www.pulsewan.com/vir/ I've
personally used Spectron many times and can say that they had? a good
product.
I am ccna v1, and just logged into
https://www.galton.com/~cisco_s/login.html and saw that my 1999 ccna is
good till 2002, so guess its 3 years they're good for.
Login and see for yourself where you're at.
Brian Sonic Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Thu, 27 Dec 2001, D sam wrote:
to add a couple of cents worth of observations here, one can have an
undetermined number of secondary addresses on an interface. I used to use
secondaries indiscriminantly when trying to emulate huge networks on a three
router pod. this was before I discovered the joys of loopbacks. We have had
a
I know this just came out recently but I'm wondering if any of you have
it yet? I don't know why I'm asking now since my copy will be here
tomorrow. :-) I'm just curious to see if anyone else has had a chance
to crack its pages yet.
John
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John,
You'll need to specify encapsulation isl 100 or encapsulation dot1q 100
depending on what encapsulation type you are using. The 100 is for the vlan
#.
Hope this helps.
Scot
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I have only done a cursory review, but from what I can tell their approach
is perfect. The author goes through each technology and explains it with as
few routers as necessary, then at the end are six full scale exam style
labs. Really concise material without all the fluff.
I haven't had the
Jim,
Does the book go in-depth with many different topics? What's the quality of
the labs?
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I've looked on bookpool.com and cannot find it. Is there another place that
will sell it for less than Amazon.com?
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I was reading on the IETF pages that IBM claims to have patented some or all
portions of the MPLS IETF standards. How valid is their claim and could it
hold up? I remember a few years ago that Lucent was trying to cash in on
ATM which BellLabs invented in the 80's. That didn't seem to go
I think it ROCKS!
John, you could have purchased it at SoftPro Books since the middle of last
week.
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Named Method Lists are by far the best way to achieve what you are trying
to.
havent worked with DNIS numbers, so not sure about it.
Nick
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Could this be it ???
http://www.ciscopress.com/book.cfm?series=2book=207
Phil
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I've looked
Thanks,
I found it on different sites but was hoping I can find the best price. I
usually buy from bookpool but they do not have any. So if anybody can tell
me where I can get the best price, I would appreciate it. Thanks!
-junovtv
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ranks the books from cheapest to most expensive with shipping
Rich
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I found it on different sites but was hoping I can find the best price. I
usually buy from
Why does Cisco want so many people to get their CCIE?
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ranks the books from cheapest to most expensive with shipping
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Thanks Rich!
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half.com has it brand new for $50.00. I just ordered one.
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I think it ROCKS!
John, you could have purchased it at SoftPro Books since the middle of
last
week.
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I only see one in stock at half.com and it's used. Am I in the wrong place?
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Anyone know of a CCNP study group in the DFW area? Anyone want to start
one? I have some work equipment I can borrow and possibly get permission to
look at online equipment sometimes. Might even be able to hold study session
at my place of business in the evening (that might be pushing it).
$$$
the CCIE has become the coin of the realm for Cisco and their channel
partners. Partners get better discounts, and thus can sell more equipment
than can the mom and pop shops. Have to have so many CCIE's on staff to
achieve the various partner levels.
within the
The guy's description said it was brand new, even though the category said
used. I can't imagine it being used.
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I only see one in stock at half.com and it's used. Am I in the wrong
place?
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the book's been out two weeks, and already half.com is selling it used? this
is not good, IMHO!
Chuck
PS www.addall.com is a similar service you might want to check.
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ranks the books from
I hope that we can get someone to do an in-depth review of the book and let
us know if it's worth it to add to the library :-)
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BTW, maybe this is just the ticket for that guy who keeps whining about how
expensive practice labs are from the various training material companies.
Chuck
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ranks the books from cheapest to
Just curious if this has ever happened to anyone...
I had one of my T-1's go down today. Turned out is was actually on my end.
Anyways, I ran a loopback from the CLI to no avail (Down/Down). I then went
and swapped my cable, nota. So what the hey, I put it in loopback by
pressing the button on
That person will probably still whine that it's $70 bucks and demand that
the author should consider distributing it for free or with a discount.
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Off topic VPN comment. My employer is FINALLY moving to VPN access to our
company network. This instead of that crappy ISDN RAS telco solution they've
been running for years. I'm so lucky to have been chosen as one of the beta
testers. Probably because I've been complaining so loud for so long.
That's what I was thinking. Maybe someone who didn't know anything about
routers bought the book had an eye-opening/book-closing experience ;)
I've had people over at my house who crack open some Cisco books security
books get a pretty confused look on their face ask How the !$#@#! did
you
Jeff,
Sometime your interface could go into a loopback mode, and the only way
to get that interface back on is by looback it again and then unloopback.
JB
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Sound's like you don't have AOL!
I rolled out a 3015 VPN concentrator (Altiga) not too long ago for a client
who had a ton of roaming sales people and outside vendors that I got working
with this. Found out the hard way that AOL will overwrite .dll's used by the
Cisco client software. Don't know
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