I said special switch: it is a switch with ethernet ports and voice ports,
with the voice processor and its stack.
So, I can program the special switch in order to set the TOS (layer 3) per
port basis and the COS (layer 2) per port basis.
What happens to my packet (or frames) when I connect this
i agree. that 'lab rat' bullshit has been created by cisco engineers fearful
of their status/positions because nowadays anyone get reasonable proficient
at cisco routing and switching - which SHOULD be the case!! I remember
people (and they still do) cryin' the frickin' blues beacuse people were
All answers can be found on Cisco's website. If you do not have it already
get a CCO account!!!. Goto
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/ccie/certifications/routing.html Has
the answers you are wanting except for strategy. I see training the same
way you build a house. Lay the Foundation
I also took it last week, after 2/25/02, and noticed no changes from the
objective list prior to the date that you have stated. While there are some
changes on the objectives listed on the website, now, ATM ATM LANE are
still mentioned as objective categorys.
I wouldn't upgrade the IOS. We had a 3550 that was doing the same thing
(GBIC not blinking at all). We called into TAC and got a replacement.
We did the upgrade first and when the switch would boot it would no
recognize the Ethernet controller. It may be different for you since
you have a 3508.
1) A loopback address is normally advertised by OSPF as a host route.
The command ip ospf network point-to-point enables one to specify
that the interface should be advertised as a subnet route. What are
the benefits for doing this?
2) Must a link cost be the same on for all routers that share
Have you tried restoring the switch to it's default settings? go to this
link
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/474/pswdrec_2800.shtml
When you go thru the Password recovery procedures, the switch will
default to 9600,8N1
I believe also, their may be a little reset button on the back of the
Guys,
you assistance if you please..
i am looking for a new tool to help me automate a task...
i work for a global company with multiple it teams,who like to move multiple
it servers willy-nilly...
i suppport the switches 65`s but due to politics i am not allowed to set
port secuirty on
With many hours of reading and hands on, not to mention all the OTJT
(sometimes that's the best) I succeeded in passing on my first attempt.
Thanks to all those who helped along the way.
Richard Newman, CCIE#8878
Alltel
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hey norco...that was a great post..ye..those guys who brought up the term
lab rats
really think that you should have been born with that knowledge.
apart from that, yes its all about improving your standard of living and a
lot more
things exterior to one's work.
cya.
norco wrote:
i agree. that
too good man..
those numbers are real growing now..
good job.
congrats
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With many hours of reading and hands on, not to mention all the OTJT
(sometimes that's the best) I succeeded in passing on my first attempt.
Thanks to all those who helped along the way.
Richard
OK, well first let me explain my idea for an ISP isn't to sell dial up,
or internet access. I already sell devices that use a dial up. I work
for a company so they worry about the business plan. I already checked
out where to buy a block of IP addresses, the min you can buy direct is
/20 or 4096
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(sometimes that's the best) I succeeded in passing on my first
I have a 2501 router whose console (and aux) port doesn't respond when
connected to a 2511 and accessed via reverse telnet. The 2511 reports the
connection is open, but I never get back a prompt from the 2501. The
console port works when directly connected to the serial port of my laptop.
Also,
Congratulations Richard,
Pretty awesome to pass the first attempt - way to go!
Ole
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Hello all
I have Catalyst 3508G XL , 8 GBIC slots , 12.0(5.2)XU IOS software. We
tried to make operate it but the GBIC was not blinking at all , as I had
read this document
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/c2900xl/1000gbic/instnot
e.htm , I got conclusion that the switches
1. Hopefully someone else will tell you the answer to this one as I have no
idea what the benefit is.
2. The cost dosen't have to be the same. The router will report it's own
calculated cost to the neighbor based on it's cost because it's directly
connected to it. So if you have:
RA--RB
I don't believe that it's the IOS on the 3508. First, check to make sure
your fiber is connected correctly. When the switch is powered up, you can
see which side the laser is on in the GBIC connector. Then, if you cup the
fiber in your hands, briefly (very briefly) look to see which connector the
Brian,
There are a million things to consider about setting up an ISP before you
even need a book like ISP Essentials. Knowing how to setup redundancy and
shape traffic is great, but it's really not at the top of the priority list
when talking about setting up something as complex as an ISP
The software you're running is fine. I don't think Cisco would sell an 8
port Gig switch with software that doesn't support GBIC. We have a few of
those switches in our environment running the same software and they work
fine. How are you trunking the ports? What are you connecting the ports
Have you got login enabled and transport input all
enabled.
Phil.
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have a 2501 router whose console (and aux) port
doesn't respond when
connected to a 2511 and accessed via reverse telnet.
The 2511 reports the
connection is open, but I never get back a prompt
I have a problem that needs a temporary fix. At one of our branches we
have four attached SDLC devices and I need to use one dlsw peer for one
device and a different peer for the other three. At first I thought
this was easy and I'd use a port list. Well, it appears that the use of
the word
Make sure the flow-control (on your hyperterminal) is set to NONE, and not
HARDWARE.
Hth,
Ole
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Someone else has tackled the others, I go after #1):
As you probably already know, in a lab setting, loopbacks are great for
building up fictional stub networks to be used in reachability testing and
summarization/filtering scenarios. For example, you can create interface
loopback0 with an ip
The asynch line configuration on the 2511:
line 1 16
no exec
modem InOut
transport input all
The console config on all of my lab routers, including the problem router:
line con 0
exec-timeout 0 0
The other routers work just fine; this one doesn't. Moreover, the problem
router works fine if
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^^x
CTRL+SHIFT+6 And X
Disconnect 1
- check out the term, make sure baud rate and flow are set
Congrats Richard...
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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With many
Hello everyone, we have a AS5224 that is working quite well. I have setup a
RADIUS server which is controlling the passwords only. I want the RAIDUS
sever to give out ips based on user ids. How do I remove the dhcp settings
from the AS5224? I have tried 'no local pool dial 10.x.x.100
Richard,
Top Man - really well done - 1st go aswell.
lets just hope I get the same result in Brussels on Thursday
Well done again
Regards
Richard
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Congratulations!
Pierre-Alex
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With many hours of reading and hands on, not to
Please ignore the last post, I'm just being a dork again. :-)
I thought the usage of the dlsw port list command was like this:
dlsw port-list 1 s1
dlsw port-list 1 s2
That does not work and I end up with a one-entry port list. The actual
usage should be like this:
dlsw port-list 1 s1 s2
GEEAT JOB!
(say it like Tony the tiger)
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Hunt/Swapnil - You can not telnet to the outside interface. You will need
to configure SSH.
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just add
telnet ip_address [netmask] [if_name]
to allow telnet from
Hi all.
I'm taking my CCIE written this afternoon and I'm wondering if there's a lot
of ATM questions on the exam? I'm doing some heavy cramming so I just want
to know if I should concentrate on ATM.
Any other tips would be appreciated. Thanks.
Audy
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I'm trying to setup a Cat 6500 running IOS 12.1 (c6sup22-dsv-mz.121-8a.E5)
as a layer two switch and I'm running into some issues. I have a group of
ports all on the same vlan, with switchport set to enable them as layer 2
switch ports. Directed IP traffic flows fine, but broadcast traffic is
At 08:59 AM 3/4/02, bergenpeak wrote:
1) A loopback address is normally advertised by OSPF as a host route.
The command ip ospf network point-to-point enables one to specify
that the interface should be advertised as a subnet route. What are
the benefits for doing this?
I can't imagine any
Hi all,
Has anybody tried NAT'ing two outside addresses to one internal (DMZ)
address on the same port (80) in some way.
Not too difficult to get round, as I can get the DNS of one site changed and
use the single address outside to single inside.
The advantage would be that when the web sites
At 03:11 AM 3/4/02, TP wrote:
I said special switch: it is a switch with ethernet ports and voice ports,
with the voice processor and its stack.
So, I can program the special switch in order to set the TOS (layer 3) per
port basis and the COS (layer 2) per port basis.
What happens to my packet
CiscoWorks/Campus Manager knows to do that.
Sasa
CCIE #8635
steve skinner wrote:
Guys,
you assistance if you please..
i am looking for a new tool to help me automate a task...
i work for a global company with multiple it teams,who like to move
multiple
it servers willy-nilly...
I think I had about 2 maybe 3 questions last Thursday.
Woody
CCNP
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Hi all.
I'm taking my CCIE written this
If you really want to create a loophole so you can telnet into the firewall
from the outside, and you do not want to create a secure connection to it,
you can place a dummy router (or other telnet ready device) on the inside,
allow telnet to it from the outside, allow the device to telnet to the
If you really want to create a loophole so you can telnet into the firewall
from the outside, and you do not want to create a secure connection to it,
you can place a dummy router (or other telnet ready device) on the inside,
allow telnet to it from the outside, allow the device to telnet to the
I'm pretty good with QOS. If you connect your special switch to a router
and you mark your packets with IP Prec or DiffServ (which one is it?) your
packet will remain marked until they reach the destination. The only time
you would lose these markings is if a router is programmed to strip the
Hi,
Have you set the vlan in Vlan Database mode ?
Have you set the ports in question to switchport mode access ?
Have the ports in question been set to the vlan you want them to be in ?
interface FastEthernet5/35
description to Hop-1st floor
no ip address
udld enable
switchport
switchport
OK, well first let me explain my idea for an ISP isn't to sell dial up,
or internet access. I already sell devices that use a dial up.
If these devices do a specific application, you might be better off
thinking of planning an Application Service Provider (ASP) rather
than an Internet Service
I've been playing a little with the Pix alias command today on a two
interface Pix:
A customer was using the alias command to change the content of DNS replies
from the registered address to the real internal address of servers, so that
users on the local subnet went directly to servers on the
You need to assign your ports to a vlan based on your configuration below.
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I'm trying to setup a
can you copy and paste the complete config for us to look at?
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I'm trying to setup a Cat 6500
There is a reason for the first one that I have seen. If for some reason
you are using your loopback subnet for a NAT pool, and the NAT pool requires
more than one global IP address, you can assign a /29 (or whatever) to the
loopback and use that whole range for the NAT pool. That is one
what is the overall goal?
Gaz 03/04/02 03:06PM
Hi all,
Has anybody tried NAT'ing two outside addresses to one internal (DMZ)
address on the same port (80) in some way.
Not too difficult to get round, as I can get the DNS of one site changed and
use the single address outside to single
Eventually, two separate static commands for two separate outside addresses
going to two separate DMZ addresses.
At the moment there is just one machine inside. Possibility of putting
multiple addresses on the server but preferred option is not to do this.
What I would like to miss out is the
On a cisco router, you use the Extendable command. not sure about the pix.
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Hi all,
Has anybody tried NAT'ing two outside
I have a question regarding # 2.
let's say both routera and router b are connected and advertising the link
between them to router c. The connection from routera to routerc is a 64k
frame circuit. The link betwen routerb and routerc is a 64k ISDN (1 b). If
routera advertises the network
I believe Rc would know the network to be equal cost between the two
routers.
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let's say both routera and router b are connected and advertising the link
between them to router
I am setting this up in VLAN 1. So the vlan was already setup in the VLAN
database. I do have the ports in question set to switchport mode access.
All of the ports are in the same vlan.
Matt
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Hi,
Have you set the
Why not add an additional ip to the internal host and have two nats?
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Subject: Pix NAT - Two to one [7:37179]
Hi all,
Has anybody tried NAT'ing two outside addresses to one internal (DMZ)
address on the same
I think we should not be talking about the contents of the exams or how much
of this or that. Doesn't do anyone any good.
No offense please.
Tarek
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hey man don't mention it...!
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lab rats
really think that you should have been born with that knowledge.
apart from that, yes its all about improving your standard of living and a
Well done...very well done. Let us know how it changes your life!!! :)
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(sometimes that's the best) I succeeded in passing on my first attempt.
Thanks to all those who
Look. There's nothing wrong with increasing your knowledge. Everybody has
to start somewhere.
The problem arises when guys who are certified, but have little experience,
still expect to get the same pay and respect as somebody who's been doing it
for awhile. Or worse, they try to fake their
I've been reading the CCO configuration guides and I now have a
question. What is the difference between the following:
ip ospf network point-to-multipoint
and
ip ospf network point-to-multipoint non-broadcast
??
More specifically, I really want to know when you would use the latter
Wow
I never participate in these kinds of discussions because its a waste of
bandwidth and time, and most of us know we don't know everything and the
more you know, the more you know you don't know! You just have to have know
where and what resources to turn to when needed, and I wanted to
Hello,
Have 2 routers, Remote and Central configed for Snapshot routing over a BRI
line using Dialer profiles and Rip.
Remote is the client and Central the server. When the active timer expires,
I thought that the routing tables would stay 'frozen' meaning that the Rip
learned routes would
Here's what I found on CCO:
The non-broadcast keyword used with the point-to-multipoint keyword first
appeared in Cisco IOS Release 11.3 AA.
Using this feature, you can configure broadcast networks as nonbroadcast
multiaccess (NBMA) networks when, for example, you have routers in your
network
I had a hard time believing that there would be a router that didn't support
multicast until I looked up some old UseNet articles:
From: Nick Filimonov
Subject: Non-multicast point-to-point and OSPF
Date: 1997/04/06
Message-ID: #1/1
Organization: IREX/Moscow
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.sys.cisco
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invest in my skill set!
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If you do ip summary-address rip n.n.n.n m.m.m.m on an interface, this will
work as CIDR.
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network
statements. Although RIPv2 itself can carry
Whats a Technical Difference b/w AUX and TTY ?
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hey I'm just amazed that all these responses with the f* word got through
the list's amazing filters
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hey man don't mention it...!
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One thing to remember is that OSPF costs are calculated
unidirectionally. For example, A's cost to C could be very different from
C's cost to A. In general, IP traffic has to be engineered in both
directions and it for some networks asymmetry in flow might make sense. I
can't think of a
Doesn't hurt. No one is telling the actual questions.
It is far less helpful than practice exams...
Tarek Sabry wrote:
I think we should not be talking about the contents of the exams or how
much
of this or that. Doesn't do anyone any good.
No offense please.
Tarek
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You will need the updated IOS for this GBIC. Being a newer GBIC, the older
IOS won't recognize it so run the upgrade and it will work. To confirm
this, type sh int g0/1 (g0/2, etc..) and the output will tell you if the
GBIC is recognized or not.
Rik
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From: Chuck
That's not good advice. An LX GBIC uses a laser transmitter, which is
powerful enough to burn a hole in your retina as a coworker of mine found
out. Besides, this is a copper GBIC so no light to see.
12.0(5.3) is a new enough IOS to recognize the copper GBIC so this version
will work on all of
Well i'm glad they did make it through - the f* word is indeed an effective
form of punctuation - the next generation exclamation point.
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the list's amazing
Hi All
Can someone clarify the rules for EIGRP bandwidth statements in a frame
relay environment with point to point subinterfaces??
Is it more preferred to place the statement on the port itself or each
subinterface?
Assuming equal and unequal CIR's
Thank You
MikeD.
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where's ur dialer map snapshot ??
Nick
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One thing to remember is that OSPF costs are calculated
unidirectionally. For example, A's cost to C could be very different from
C's cost to A. In general, IP traffic has to be engineered in both
directions and it for some networks asymmetry in flow might make sense. I
can't think of a reason
I'll bet the people you work with are really impressed
when you use the F* word in meetings at work
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Adding a second IP to the internal host is the only way I know of useing the
PIX.
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Looking for LRE Configuration Documentation. Anyone? Thanks.
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John,
For Frame-Relay PVCs, you would use:
ip ospf network point-to-multipoint
But for Frame-Relay SVCs or ATM SVCs, you would use:
ip ospf network point-to-multipoint non-broadcast
Best Regards,
Hunt Lee
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I believe someone might have mentioned this already but since I'm studying
it right now I thought I'd ask again... It would be greatly appreciated if
someone can shed some light on this.
For OSPF, I understand that a flapping subnet will cause LSAs to be
flooded throughout the internetwork at
This brings up another point that's been bugging me lately.
When would you ever implement ATM SVCs? It seems that modern
networks tend to be very chatty and there's generally a lot
going on, especially if you're running a routing protocol.
This would tend to keep the SVC up all or most of
really?
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I was there and it's true.
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unless you are advertising a host route, I don't think there would be any
effect here. and to be truthful, I'm not sure that the routing process cares
one way or another so long as the particular router's LAN port is
functional.
the routing table would show that host route 172.20.10.1 is
Hi all-
I sent this out earlier but it didn't seem to post??
Anyway...I was wondering if it is possible to have
services behind a PIX restricted to time?? Kinda like
how you can with a Checkpoint. Initially I was
thinking this was not possible as I have conduit based
configurations on all the
When the two outside addresses are resolved to the single inside address
(port 80) everything is OK but when the web server sends back a reply
which of the address translations with be used? If the wrong one is
picked any firewall will choke on it, and if no firewall, the other end
of the
pix will respond with error if you do more than 1 static command (specify
more than one
public private translation, using the static command). Pix dosent offer
extendable either
(im running 6 train on the pix)
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Hello all-
I was wondering if it is possible to have time
restricted ACL's on a PIX...similiar to what you can
do on a Checkpoint? Something that can restrict
access to services depending on what time it is. My
initial thoughts were NO...as we use conduits on our
PIX fleet and I am unaware of
It's a pass or fail test. You either pass or you do not pass.
tm
Tim Medley - CCNP+Voice, CCDP
Sr. Network Architect
VoIP Group
iReadyWorld
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
john jones
Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 6:20 PM
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I got my Teltone Demonstrator from Bruce 1 800 444 5217
Very satisfied.
The beaty of Teltone compared to other simulators is that it is plug and
forget. You can concentrate on your scenario instead of tweaking a
non-Cisco
box.
HTH
A. Strobel
Quoting MJ :
www.arcatech.com
www.teltone.com
Comments below
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Hunt Lee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I believe someone might have mentioned this already but since
I'm
studying
it right now I thought I'd ask again... It would be greatly
appreciated
if
someone can shed some light on this.
For OSPF, I
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