For corporation, I suggest to go with http://www.memoryx.net They have
Cisco approved flash and memory for a great price. These parts do not void
SmartNet warranty. I have been using flash and memory from them, very
stable.
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Yes, every router/switch has different flash/memory and requirement. What
routers are they?
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use the IOS upgrade planner on cisco's site
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Hi Sean,
I am not sure if you try to use ISL and 802.1q on adjacent ports, but the
8500 has the following VLAN Encapsulation Restrictions:
The four adjacent ports (such as 0-3 or 4-7) on a 10/100 interface must all
use the same VLAN encapsulation, that is, either 802.1Q and native, or ISL
and
Greog,
That's exactly what I tried. :) I will give it another shot and
separate the ports. Thanks!
- Sean
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Looking at the config, I do not understand why you have the ip helper
address configured under the serial interface. It should be under the
ethernet interface where packets are getting in from the Land network.
Try putting the Ip helpler address under the Ethernet no the serial
interface.
I'm sitting at home connected to a 340AP (unknown older firware version)
with a PC350 (running the latest code) in my laptop (running Win2K Pro with
the latest drivers). I use the PC350 to gain network access at several
location, some with WEP and some without. No LEAP though...
Tighe
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Hi everybody,
Does anybody know where on Cisco's Website Product Section Tool located. I
am having tough time finding it.
Thanks a bunch.
Nitin
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Tim, If I am not mistaken NAT is an application layer process thus any
traffic initiated from the outside to the inside will need to have an IP and
Port statically mapped!! As for the extendableI am not sure if it is
neededI believe the extendable is used to allow two static translation
Have you checked SBC Communications. I know they're ISP is headquartered in
Plano (outside Dallas).
HTH
Jeff
ME wrote:
I'm new to the Dallas area and recently laid-off. I was
wondering if folks
here knew of anyone looking for somebody with 10 years network
exp. and a
CCIE in the Dallas
To be honest, I don't have a definitive answer. I did hear from someone on
the list that this is because NAT is often used as a security tool as well
as a method to save public IP addresses, so Cisco decided that it would be a
good idea to only allow telnet if you did this additional mapping, I
Get in line. There's hundreds in line in front of you with similar skills.
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I'm new to the Dallas area and recently laid-off. I was wondering if
folks
here knew of anyone looking for somebody with 10 years network exp. and a
Something I have noticed with clients is that they have laid off too deep
and then end up having to use jr. staff or rehire staff with the same
constrained budget to manage their systems and network. As a result these
companies are still running their networks but with less qualified staff at
You must have a translation defined if you are going from outside to inside,
the extendable allows for multiple port to be used in translations to the
same ip. For instance, the outside interface ip address can be mapped to
serveral different ip addresses on the inside for different ports.
I did a little bit of research on this, being curious as to the reason for
your question.
essentially, the logic illustrated below works just fine. the questions that
came up are:
1) how to tag the eigrp routes in the first place and
2) why the routes may not appear in IGRP assuming the eigrp
Dude,
Those prices suck.
I looked at the prices for my 2500 series.
The 16 meg DRAM was the same, but they want $76 for 8
meg of flash, I picked mine up for $33..
I suggest www.pricewatch.com and compare prices first.
Good Luck,
Leslie McIntosh
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I used CCNP Virtual lab by Sybex and ended up shipping them
Hi folks,
If you've been studing hard as i know u people have ;-)
Take five minutes out an have ago on this it pretty funny;
http://www.ripe.co.uk/craphappens/craphappens.html
Remember five minutes then back to your CCNP or the mighty CCIE ;-)
Regards
Tehlet CCNA
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Tim, If I am not mistaken NAT is an application layer process thus any
traffic initiated from the outside to the inside will need to have an IP
and Port statically mapped!! As for the extendableI am not sure if
it is neededI believe the extendable is used to
If the link is such a high speed, why use wfq or anything else other than
fifo, if, as we have been saying, it takes to long to process and pritorize
the packet at that high of a speed? The only time I know of to use a
specialized queueing at high speeds is if you have lets say a t3 that comes
Associates:
OK! I know I'm not ready, but I've got the cash, along with the time,
family support, and the desire. And if I wait until I'm ready, I'll
never do it.
I believe that Mr. Ellis, and others, have posted messages offering
complete, ready-to-go, CCIE home labs for sale, but I've
On 1 router I am redistributing OSPF into IGRP, EIGRP into IGRP, and OSPF
into EIGRP. Downstream, I am redistributing OSPF into EIGRP. The loop in
this scenario is deadly so I need to find a way to let both EIGRP and OSPF
redistribute only routes originating from their domains into IGRP. The
The BGP split horizon rule is confusing me.
It states that routes learned by a IBGP router are not propagated to other
IBGP routers.
I guess this only regards IGP learned routes and trying to avoid that an
IBGP router learns a IGP route before other parts of the AS which are needed
for this route
First of all, BGP has no split horizon rule. IBGP neighbors will not
propagate routes to each other as a matter of loop protection (since we have
no way to add AS numbers w/in the AS--don't worry about confederations yet).
This really has nothing to do w/split horizon. Try this:
R1R2---R3
Tamhankar, Nitin (LFG) wrote:
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Does anybody know where on Cisco's Website Product Section Tool
located. I
am having tough time finding it.
Thanks a bunch.
Nitin
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If you're not using LEAP you don't login. The login program is only used if
you are using LEAP. If your not, just make sure that your WEP settings are
correct on both sides: none, 40 bit, 128 bit, and that the key is correct.
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I think a more correct fix would be to change your NAT access list to
exclude the external interface. I'm not sure why the router NATs the
outside interface but it will if you include it in your access-list. Put in
a deny statement for your outside interface.
access-list 101 deny ip
I am part of a team that is installing hundreds of switches and routers
for a large transportation company. No SSH anywhere. The traffic on
this infrastructure is typical office communications. Probably not
worth securing as strongly as financial information.
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I am sitting my CID 3.0 exam (640 025) on this friday and need to know if
this is the latest version with VPN and QoS or is this that ancient exam
that has been around for some time?
Thanks
James
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Does anyone know which software versions of the Aironet 350 APs use added
Hashing to help resolve the weaknesses discovered in the RC4 algorithm?
Is version 11.07 safe from the Berkley and Fuhrer attacks?
Thanks,
Charlie
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I admit to being stuck, I have inherited a 4000M that is blank (no IOS)
and for the life of me I cannot figure out how to get the IOS loaded on
it. The console port is a DB-25 and I do not have a working Ethernet
card for it. I do have a couple np-4t cards though. Speaking of Ethernet
cards for
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Hi folks,
If you've been studing hard as i know u people have ;-)
Take five minutes out an have ago on this it pretty funny;
http://www.ripe.co.uk/craphappens/craphappens.html
Remember five minutes then back to your
There is auctions on E-Bay right now for brand new DRAM for 2500 Series
Routers with the Buy It Now set at 16.00 Bucks.
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When I was in high school (vocational) studying to be an electronic repair
technician, I thought I would retire from that job a very wealthy man. Two
realities caught up with me and the rest of that career field pretty
quickly. First, the throw away revolution. Second, a bloated job market
I don't know if this is going to make you feel better or not (probably not),
but anyways it is not strictly true that there are all these networks that
need to be maintained. A lot of people have wondered how the industry can
be laying all these people off if there are a constant number of
Your np-6e cards may not be bad, you may just need newwer IOS to recognise
them. If you have another router connect them via the serial cards and tftp
new code into the 4000M.
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I admit to being stuck, I have inherited a
From what I have been told there will be no case studies in CID
which to me is good news.
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11.10T for both the 340 and 350.
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Does anyone know which software versions of the Aironet 350 APs
cheekin
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Hi everybody,
Does anybody know where on Cisco's Website Product Section Tool located. I
am having tough time finding it.
Thanks a
A proctor graced our presence at my last ASET meeting and I asked him this
very question about which terminal emulator is used in the lab (I prefer
TeraTerm myself and am accustomed to the shortcuts). His response was that
they use Hyper Terminal exclusively so everybody better get to know it
You will get Windows boxes with the MS telnet client and Hyper Terminal.
Rik
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So
Thanks Tom,
So all versions before 11.10T don't use hashing in addition to the RC4
algorithm? (11.08T1, 11.07a, 11.06.a, 11.05a etc...)
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I don't think the NP-6E is supported on the 4000-M... only the 4500 and
4700.
Paul
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I admit to being stuck, I have inherited a 4000M that is blank (no IOS)
and for the life of me I cannot figure out how to get the
hmmm interesting discussion. the scenario reminds me of something I saw
from someplace called NT Labs, maybe?
Let's see if I can sketch the scene:
R1-R2-R3
IGRP bunch of stuff OSPF/EIGRP
R2:
router IGRP
redistribute OSPF route-map
Hello group,
Can somebody tell me what is pim.how it works.Plz give the information
Thanx in advance
kaushalender
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I was wondering what is the best way to take care of the following:
I have been using a private address space behind a Cisco 4500 router
connected up to our current ISP using NAT, now we want to move our
connection from our current ISP to a new ISP with better bandwidth. My
problem is that we
Great!!! The 3/4 CCDA exam I took was Case studies.
Ko
jONATHAN fOSTER wrote:
From what I have been told there will be no case studies in CID
which to me is good news.
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consider that the DNS request packet has a destination address of the server
of your former ISP. what you are trying to accomplish, if I understand you
correctly, is to change that destination address. Policy routing can change
the next hop, but it cannot change the destination IP of the packet
OSPF and EIGRP could support a maximum of 50 peer routers.
Does it mean only 50 routers using OSPF or EIGRP can connect to the same
subnet?
Thank you in advance.
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This is actually something a co-worker has drawn up for me. One of my
weaker points has always been multiple redistribution between multiple
protocols. Goes something like this:
R1-R2R3
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The rack is usually determined by money , however I can tell you that
Mr.Ellis will sell you a complete rack with what you need and all the
stuff you will need will be there.
I have known Brad for about 3 years or so and we used to sell in the same
markets and I never saw one bad word about him
Note The six-port Ethernet module is supported on all Cisco 4000 series
routers except the Cisco 4000 and Cisco 4000-M.
From: (watch the wrap)
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_mod/cis4000/4000c
n/1000npm.htm#xtocid2938922
Check the GroupStudy archives. I seem to
Oz
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oz
no ip domain-lookup
no ip http server
ip classless
ip subnet-zero
ip tcp synwait-time 5
terminal escape-char 3
!
alias configure a access-list
alias configure ae alias
It's the economy. When it picks up, so will the jobs.
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I don't know if this is going to make you feel better or not (probably
not),
but anyways it is not strictly true that there are all these networks that
need to be
This is going to sound fairly cutthroat and antisocial, but one of the best
ways to judge whether a particular career has staying power is to see just
how easy it is to become qualified. Was it easy for you to learn the
skill - i.e. did it require little financial investment or not much study
The device connected to the 1Q trunk must be a trunk
connection. The host on the other end of the trunk link
will not usually respond to your ping when the link is a
trunk. If you want the host to respond you need the link
to be a switchport access type link.
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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