Hi
An easier option than getting a second hard drive w/ Linux installed on
it (or dual booting) is to download a free SSH client like Putty from
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/. I've used it on
Nt/2000/9.x workstations and it works great and it's a hundreds time
better
Hi,
I would like to go for CCIP and I have a question about one of the exams.
What is the difference between BSCN and BSCI.
I have the courseware for BSCN and I would like to know if that is the same
as for BSCI.
thanks a lot
cheers
chris
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This has turned into a really long thread ... Anyway:
HSRP + BGP would be, IMHO, the best option. It would be graceful and
smooth, not to mention provide automatic failover.
The BIV CAVEAT - this is only true *IF* they can afford to UG their hardware
and if they can justify the IP address
Is your server capable of running a dynamic routing protocol (RIP)? Does it
support dead-gateway detection - use IRDP
CM
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 5:13 AM
Subject: Re: TWO ISP AND ONE FAILURE [7:36371]
Hey guys
BSCI is different from the BSCN exam. The BSCI exam is more extensive and
include additional materials like IS-IS, etc and it is one of the exam you
must take in the CCIP track. BSCN cannot substitute BSCI in the CCIP track,
but the CCNP/CCDP track the BSCI exam can be stand in for the BSCN
IBM sold all of their networking product lines to Cisco when they formed
the Alliance. (http://www-1.ibm.com/services/alliances/cisco/index.html
).
IBM sells a great deal of Cisco equipment. IBM sells other lines as
well, but like the rest of the world, Cisco is the #1 line.
I don't know where
I have looked at the content that is included on the Building Scalable Cisco
Internetworks exam
and the only difference I see is the addition of IS-IS material (ok I know
it can get as complex as OSPF)
but people are saying the sylabus is far more 'extensive'. Could anyone
elaborate. (i like
Can someone tell me the what you get when you become a CCIE
Do you get a support contract from CCIE, do you get free training
courses,...etc...
I have heard different things regarding what you get.
Cheers...
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Anyone on the list that has taken the Foundation Exam, if so any
recommendations?
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partnered with these guys and i was wondering if they are any good. They
seem to bit on the expensive side the URL is
http://www.selftestsoftware.com/dept.asp?dept%5Fid=700;
Cisco actually says on their site if you want self
All,
I have recently acquired a CiscoPro Etherswitch 2200,
but am at a loss as to how to find upgrade software for
the thing. The OS on it is several years old, and I
really want to update it a bit, but I can't find a thing
on Cisco's site, or anywhere else for that matter!
Does anyone know
You'll have to coordinate with your ISP's if you want to run BGP. To enable
the feature on the 1000's, you have to upgrade to an IP Plus IOS.
-Ejay
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definitive link of answers straight from the horse's mouth.
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To:
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Subject: Whats it all about [7:36489]
Can someone tell me the what you get when you become a CCIE
Do you get a support contract
I worked with Alteon Products. I will have to say, I have never been
more impressed with a piece of equipment. Well the functionality anyway,
some of the switches seem to have a port or too now and again to be
totally honest. There was SO much you could do on their web switches,
Global load
Greetings all,
Couple of general questions about ordering ATM services.
1- At what increments can I order ATM from a service provider
2- What kind of termination equipment normally used (ATM DSU, etc)
3- what are the cost for ATM services.
4- Please add anything here that might be relevant
Hi, I've a problem configuring the Movian VPN client on my pocket pc to
connect to a PIX VPN.
Anyone knows how to?
Thanks,
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I've used the practice exams from Self Test Software for Cisco, Microsoft,
and Oracle. They're always my first choice when I'm looking for a practice
test. Their questions always seem to match the tone of the real exam, are
slightly harder than the real exam, and the 'look and feel' of the
I have a pool of ip address im assigning as they leave my internal network.
Is their a way i can assign specific global ip address to inside networks.
George Gittins
Internet Systems Manager
Weslaco, Tx 78599
Phone (956)9696557
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Yes you can use globally routable ip addresses on the inside interface.
Either use
nat (inside) 0 ip address netmask
or do a
static (inside,outside)ip address same ip address netmask.
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All I will say is DO NOT underestimate IS-IS. It isn't just an added
topic. I would also warn that this exam is geared towards ISPs. It
shouldn't be too much of a stretch of the imagination, then, that BGP is
also well represented. I think a lot of folks are misled into believing
that a small
Hello group,
I am trying to get a CS11152 (old arrowpoint) to load balance SSL
conections to 2 servers but it is not working. SSL works on the servers and
if I change my DNS so traffic does not got to the CS11252 VIP address but
simply routes through it to the servers the public can get an SSL
Hi All,
Toronto guys, Planning to prepare for CCIE lab, let's form a
group.Advantages, u all know.
Thanks,
Sunil
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Well, if I understand your question correctly, you want to have a specific
subnet always get the same external address ?
Nat (inside) # 10.20.30.0 255.255.255.0
Global (outside) # a.b.c.d 255.255.255.0
# = unique number that is not used already on your PIX. Most people use 1 as
the first group.
Oops, typo alert.
The Global statement should read:
Global (outside) # a.b.c.d netmask 255.255.255.0
Thanks
Larry
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Well, if
Could this have something to do with your keepalive setting? Have you
tried using a standard ping keepalive to see if that helps? I wasn't
aware that you could use the http keepalive on port 443 with this box.
John
sam sneed 2/26/02 9:23:04 AM
Hello group,
I am trying to get a CS11152
Hi guys
Somebody know or have experienced an E1 voice Connection (PRI) between
AS5300 and 3Com NBX. I'm testing the connection to do VoIp between a
remote site (Cisco 1750) and a Central site (Cisco5300). The AS5300 is
only connected via LAN. The WAN connection in Central Site is made with
a
I was thinking the same thing but I did not try that. My problem with that
is if the HTTP service fails and SSL down with it the ping will still show
the server as availbale and forward requests to it. You think there is some
way I could specify the keepalive with a port # instead of type http?
I just finished this Cert. I found all of these tests more challenging than
the CCNP tests. MPLS was particularly hard.
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Now called RS-NMC-1 (Routing and Switching Net Master Class)
Rob.
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We have the same issue here, but since our physical web servers run both
a secure and unsecure site, we simply use ping for the secure service
and an http get for the unsecure service. If we see the unsecure site
go down, we know users won't be able to get to the secure site either.
If it were
Oops - apparently the link did not come through for some reason. It is:
www.netmasterclass.net/nmc/
Rob.
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I'm curious about the feelings others have toward this sort of class,
especially considering the current job market. A couple of years ago if
you had CCIE on your resume you were almost sure to get an outrageous
salary with bonues and other killer benefits. This more than offset the
cost of
I don't think Cisco publishes what the hex codes mean after the new serial
state = 0x line. Anyone know? I did find reference to something
generic that read hardware has interrupted the software. You seem to have
a lot going on in that regard. Every four or five seconds on both ends of
I have 8 cats separated on 2 floors and I want to create some sort of
failover but want to make sure that it will work and will not cause any
problems. The diagram below is my setup and I have 4 cats on fl1 connected
to 4 cats on fl2 via fiber from sw4 to sw5 but I would like to run a piece
of
I see what your saying but we have a couple dedicated servers for secure
transcations.theres gotta be an easier way to do this without writitng the
scripts. I'm gonna stay on it till I find and I'll post the config once i
get working, hopefully by the end of the day. Thanks for the input.
John
Where exactly in Reston is NMC...They do not have any directions on their
web-site nor do they return emails etc...
From: Rob Webber
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Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2002 12:21:23 -0500
Now called RS-NMC-1
Hello,
I know the focus of any certification is not the certificate nor the logo,
the
joy of scaling through all the hurdles, the additional knowledge and
responsibilies it brings, etc out weighs the the certificate or the logo you
are given to put on your complimentary card of letter heading.
Take a lesson from the financial markets. Call this an investment in the
future. The best time to buy stocks is when they are low. (
duhh )
The best time to educate and improve yourself is when the market is slow.
Now is the time to invest in yourself - training, experience, whatever
Hi All,
Need Help. I need to measure bandwidth used by one
particular host (IP-address) on a Cisco cat-5005 . Ideas invited. I did
hear about a tool MHTG. Similar to MRTG has anyone implemented it ?
Thanks in Advance.
Surya Prakash
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Hello,
I've got a netmeeting server, when users logon, only
first 2 users can see video, others can only use white
board, share directories. What's wrong?
Thanks.
Jim
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Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games
not to be a smart ass, but it depends. below are some ideas based on what my
local telco offers:
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Couple of general questions about ordering ATM services.
1- At what increments can I order ATM from a service
Chuck,
Well said. I believe you are your own business and should treat yourself as
such. The perfect time to increase your value (if you can afford it) is
during a slow market. You will be able to ride the wave when things do turn
around.
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There was some discussion awhile back (last summer?) about using an
NM-HDV with an MFT module do simulate an ISDN switch for lab use.
Did anyone ever figure out if this was possible? We have an extra NM-HDV
in the office and if it were possible, it might get me a suitable ISDN
simulator without
Google
Netmeeting limitations
First hit = http://www.cwru.edu/net/csg/cmc/netmeeting.html
Click on limitations ...
4. NetMeeting Limitations
... NetMeeting limits the use of audio and/or video to two participants at
any one time. Using multipoint audio and/or video requires the use of
sounds like the flux capacitor blew inside the server
Try to run a lightening stick into the back of the primary power supply and
sit it outside during a storm
then do a search on google and click on ther second link...
lots of people ask the same thing already
test 1,2,3 has 200Q,200Q,400Q respectively. so totally
800Q.
gobble
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Gobble,
May I know which Boson 800Q you are refering to?
I believe they have Boson 1, 2 and 3.
Thanks in advance.
Jim
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Hi Everyone,
After struggling for the past two days, I have
successfully cloned a Pix firewall by using my PC.
I plug the 16MB flash card into the PC's ISA slot
and the PC recognize that it is a Pix flash card
(cost me $400.00). It boots up fine and everything
seems to be in order. However,
I agree, and the key words there are 'if you can afford it.' Some of
these types of classes come out to almost $1,000/day! And while I agree
that the instruction you get is incredibly valuable, it has to be
justified. If you can afford to pay it out of pocket without going into
debt, great.
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Ive had good luck using ILS server that comes with Exchange and using
that for netmeeting, its super fast, even for 56K users, no loss of
signal. Do you have one Public IP that everyone is connecting to? To
view multi video sessions, you need to have it set up as a reflector
server. Not sure of
Hey Im looking for a good naming convention that clearly tells the location,
company and function of the device. Does anyone what to submit there naming
contentions? What is the best naming convention?
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Boson exam #1 - 200+ questions
Boson exam #2 - 200+ questions
Boson exam #3 - 400+ questions
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lots of
thanks for the info
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Oops, typo alert.
The Global statement should read:
Global (outside)
I sure did not get the same test you did. I used the boson tests to verify
verify my knowledge before takign the written exam. I was scoring 85%-95%
first time taking them and only got an 81 on the written today. For me
there were probably 5 questions that were quite similar and only 2 that
Hi all:
I have a dilemma that I was wondering if I could ask your opinion on
concerning CCIE status. I am a Network Admin for the cisco lab at a
university. The racks of equipment in the lab is available to use for any
BGP, VLAN or multicast network possible it seems like. But I'm at a point
Decided it was a shame not to do the couple of exams to get to CCDP, so got
hold of the Cisco Press DCN book last week and took the exam today.
Managed a 922, although I wasn't even sure that I'd passed as I hit the
final NEXT button. I was totally bored through the whole of the book and the
exam
RFC 1178, RFC 2100, and RFC 2219
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1178.txt
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2100.txt
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2219.txt
It doesn't clearly tell the location, company, and function of the device.
That's a bad practice. You might want to try looking at this instead:
at cisco campus, we use:
bldg#-closet-device
example...sjcx-11-sw1
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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I am helping with a PIX 520 configuration. Many and many acl's need to be
configured.
Is it possible to test the configuration before deploying in the production
environment ?
I am wondering if there is a simulator or the only here would be spending
$$$ to buy one just for parallel test in the
At 01:19 PM 2/26/02, s vermill wrote:
I don't think Cisco publishes what the hex codes mean after the new serial
state = 0x line. Anyone know?
I don't think so either. I sometimes think that Cisco's debug tools are
really designed to help their internal QA people more than their customers.
The answer is yes provided that you are qualified and meet the expecatations
of the ISC2. I am sitting for the exam in May, here in Chicago, and I would
say in my humble opinion that its a great field of study.
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Please provide following debug with mlppp configs while pinging :
- debug ppp mu frag
- debug ppp mu eve
- debug ip pac de
- debug ip icmp
- show ver
- show run.
- show ip route
thanks,
rahul.
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Have 2 routers
why not? if you are speaking of morals...sheeesh...who has those any
more... hehe
Are we even sure it's illegal?
Greg Kellogg 02/26/02 03:15PM
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My suggestion is to get your DP and NP and see if you like it, if you
have time. Then you can make a more educated decision. Certainly, if you
have access to most/all of the routers and switches that are in the CCIE
lab page exam, then it would be good to take advantage of your
situation.
As
I'm a little confused about the licensing with regards to routers. Someone
indicated to me recently that they could tell from a show ver that the
router in question wasn't running the code it was shipped with, but I
didn't get time to check this out further. How would they tell this?
More to
I agree - do the CCNPget your MBA. There is a glut of Cisco people at
the moment - no matter what country your are in. The MBA would probably be a
better choice in the long term - anyways, once you attain your CCNP level
(or CCIP) and you keep your skills current by practicing regularly you
Question (1)
Is the first part of this statement correct?
I have looked at the 801d paper for an answer but I am still uncertain.
In blocking mode, an interface will receive and send BPDUs but not send
and receive data traffic.
Question (2)
Are blocked port considered part of the
Some of Cisco's main chip suppliers - Motorola, PMC-Sierra, Vitesse
Semiconductor, MIPS, Applied MicroCircuits, Broadcom, and many others (Cisco
has loads of different supplies because of their many platforms). Juniper
uses IBM, Xilinx, Intel, and some others.
Ken Corkins wrote in message
I don't think he needs to worry about reprise from Cisco if it is just for
study.
I'm interested in this too but from a tinkering how does it work
perspective. There are lots of confusing things about the pix software
install/upgrades/downgrades and then add in the activation keys and serial
Is conversion of bits into bytes and vice versa a function of Layer 1 or
Layer 2?
I have seen contradictory info.
(I would say it is a layer 2 function because Layer 1 is only physical
matters like voltage etc... but some one may have a logic to prove me wrong)
thanks,
Pierre-Alex
It is no longer a 12000-only feature. MFR is now available for 2600's,
3600's, 3700's (don't know what kind of router that is, but it's listed in
there, and 7200's.
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According to Cisco Partner Lab Requirement...
The LAB also using 2 Cisco PIX 515
why dont you refer to Cisco Partner Security Lab Requirement and
build one in your office to simulate the Clients Situation
the lab include Cisco Concentrator, PIX, . etc
Brown, M wrote in
Question (1)
Is the first part of this statement correct?
I have looked at the 801d paper for an answer but I am still uncertain.
In blocking mode, an interface will receive and send BPDUs but not send and
receive data traffic.
Question (2)
Are blocked port considered part of the
How do you describe Sample Rate.?
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Usually thought about in analog to digital conversion, it is the number of
times per second a piece of data is captured. Accepted theory states that
for the sample to be an accurate representation of the data, the sample rate
should be twice the highest frequency you are trying to capture, so
Ok, I still do not have an ISDN simulator. I do have a couple of extra
routers I could downsize out of my lab if need be.
Anyone out there interested in trading an ISDN simulator for a router or
two? The emulator would need to have U interfaces.
If anyone is remotely interested, email me
Comments inline ...
Pierre-Alex wrote:
In blocking mode, an interface will receive and send BPDUs but not send
and receive data traffic.
It will receive and process BPDUs, but will not send BPDUs and will
not receive/send data traffic. If topology changes, port will be
eventually moved into
In a former lifetime, I worked for one of the nation's largest ISPs. We
replaced all our Cisco access/distribution routers with Foundry equipment.
Excellent product at a super price. One of our demands was that Foundry be
'IOS-like', - if you know IOS you can work on Foundry. The L2 and L4
Hi Guys,
Is it possible to specify a failover SNMP host in a router?
ie, if dest 1 goes down, then (and only then) send traps to dest 2.
TIA!
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How do you describe Sample Rate.?
In what context? The term is sometimes used when describing the analog to
digital process, for example when digitizing voice. Voice produces an
analog wave as your lungs and tongue press against the air. An analog wave
has
Layer 1 just understands bits. Hardware, in general, understands voltage
and no voltage (one or zero). I guess it could understand high voltage and
low voltage. In fact, there's even ternary systems that understand high,
kinda high, and low.
Back in the early days, software engineers got kind
At 06:45 PM 2/26/02, Pierre-Alex wrote:
Question (1)
Is the first part of this statement correct?
I have looked at the 801d paper for an answer but I am still uncertain.
The IEEE 802.1D document is tough to read. Try the Cisco LAN Switching book
by Clark and Hamilton. It's a masterpiece.
In
Does anyone know of a good link that I can go to to find information on
filtering and redistribution in ISIS? The only thing that I can find is a
note in the archives stating that you have to use a clns access-group to
filter, but it doesn't say how to implement it and I am not having any luck
I've read a few of the responses to this question and haven't seen anyone
mention the lack of debug support on Foundry equipment. Has Foundry added
debug support yet ? If not, that alone is a compelling reason to buy from
cisco. One of many reasons, but to me, debug is virtually mandatory
I agree lose the CCIE written as a cert.
I'm almost in the same situation as you, but I decided to get my CCIE first
then go back and get the MBA. But, the two certification lead down two
entirely different paths - One is a highly technical field while the other
focuses on Business and
I honestly only know of routers supporting CAR, no switches.
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Pierre-Alex wrote:
In
This is clear. Thank you!
Pierre-Alex
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Layer 1 just understands bits. Hardware, in
This is OT, but the upper limit of human hearing is actually
around 20KHz at best and usually drops to around 16KHz or so.
If your upper limit starts to drop below that you'll start to
notice that it's difficult to hear clearly. (Sorry, in my
other life I'm a sound engineer and musician.)
All right, John--
A couple of years ago (discreet cough), Cisco gave away copies of books as
promos. One was _IP Telephony_ by Gorlaski and Kolon (McGraw Hill, 2000).
GOOD BOOK. On pp 77-78 is an explanation of the Nyquist rate and voice
sampling:
...Thus, if an analog voice signal reaching up
I have been tasked with giving a vendor DLSW connectivity through our
RAS(3640) using a 1660 with a modem on the aux port. Everything works fine I
just need to have the router get the same ip address everytime it logs on so
I can use that ip address for my DLSW local-peer. I know you can do it
I understand all that, but what I don't remember is why there
is a 4KHz low-pass filter on voice lines. I know I've read the
reason before but I just can't recall what it was. Was it
simply arbitrary? A 4KHz upper limit is obviously sufficient
for voice quality. Did someone just pick that
It's the average frequency of human voice. if you look at a conversation on
a osciliscope, it averages out to 4k, so you double that and get the 8k
sample rate.
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Steve,
I'm not sure if there is a typo on your config, please see in-line...
Lee
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I am working with a client who is having problems with Video Conference
using Polycom Equipment. The problem is jitter and
Option 1: Purchase a Cisco router or switch, it comes with a copy of the
documentation. (although you might get an older version, based on when
the CD was packed in the box).
Option 2: Go to http://www.cisco.com/go/marketplace Click on the Cisco
Company Store, and then on Subscriptions. You can
Hi All
Can anyone please tell me the difference between the folowing
statements.
1) deny tcp any any
2) deny ip any any
3) deny any any
Ziyaad
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How does a router assign an iBGP AD vs. an eBGP AD? The iBGP AD is less
preferred than EIGRP and the other interior RPs, is that correct? (one week
until RS qual. exam)
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64 kbps comes about from sampling 8 bits at 8khz, 8x8000=64000
Bri
On Tue, 26 Feb 2002, John Neiberger wrote:
This is OT, but the upper limit of human hearing is actually
around 20KHz at best and usually drops to around 16KHz or so.
If your upper limit starts to drop below that
Hi All
Can anyone tell me if I can use MRTG for monitoring CRC errors or broadcast
??? I am already running MRTG for monitoring Bandwidth and CPU Utilization
...What are other things in a Ciso Router that can be meausured through
MRTG.
Ziyaad
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