I don't understand why the moderator for the group allowed this message. If
somebody has a complaint to make, then he can make it without voicing all
the abuse below.
regards
Tarig
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ladies and gents,
i'll take a BCMSN beta exam this saturday.
i have two questions.
is it difficult than orginal BCMSN beta exams?
are there no exhibit buttons?
thank u for reading my articles.
god bless u!
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Hi,
>From the Cisco web site
"http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122cgcr/fvvfax_c/vvfivr.htm#xtocid14";
The example showed that "aaa authentication login h323
group radius". The "h323" is indicated in the command
reference as the "list-name". But I could not find t
First off I am not familiar with the aironet line!
I have a cable modem (dynamic ip address) connected to a Aironet 350 AP
(AIR-AP352E2C). I am able to get the aironet dynamic ip assigned to the
ethernet interface (from the cable company dhcp servers). I was able to
assign a static ip to the AP r
Hi,
I tried searching the Cisco CD for the table of
"Protocol Type Code" used in Source Route Bridge
administrative filter, but could not find any of the
table. Can someone indicate to me where to find it in
Cisco CD?
What I need is a table for example:
8137-8138 Novell
80D5IBM SNA Se
Hi all,
I am a CCNA, and pursuing CCNP at the moment.
Could u guys,please give more information about CCNP beta exam, its
differences from the real CCNP exam.
I am considering to take the all in one (BSCN,BCMSN,BCRAN) since my place is
far away from the test place. Please advise about this exam,
Kelly great post and I do appreciate the help, I no think my englesh was
that bad (just kidding), been living in Europe too long obviously. Back to
the problem anyway, I removed the ISL trunk from the etherchannel and it's
all OK now, no errors for the past couple of days. Problem is it's at an
ex
Chuck,
Your non sequitor is minor if it's only "one of those nights"
My non sequitor is "one of those days and nights".
Anyway, the reason i was curios about this was that most of the labs i've
done (or remembered) were done with classless for the 172.16 and 192.168.
Back when i did the RIP/IGRP t
The max number of Cat3548's in a Cluster is 9.
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What's the maximum number of Catalyst 3548s can I stack
Actually the value is from 0 to 65535, but this does bring up a
questionIf weight is used internally on a router to prefer one egress
path over another, and the attribute is never advertised to it's peers, then
why would Cisco say the following about the Weight attribute:
"The administrative
Try RFC 1700
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1700.html
Phil.
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Hi,
>
> I tried searching the Cisco CD for the table of
> "Protocol Type Code" used in Source Route Bridge
> administrative filter, but could not find any of the
> table. Can someone indicate to me where to f
Keep in mind that 7 is the max number of hops if using STP. STP dosen't
treat the cluster as one hop.
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> The max number of Cat3548's in a Cluster is 9.
>
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> From:
Cisco Switch Clustering
Breakthrough Cisco Switch Clustering technology enables up to 16
interconnected Catalyst 3500 XL, Catalyst 2900 XL, and Catalyst 1900
switches, regardless of geographic proximity, to form a single IP management
domain. Cisco Switch Clustering supports a broad range of stand
make sure your route table isnt goofy. also maybe check the arp cache for
mac/ip problems. i have seen this happen with a faulty arp cache. i cleared
the arp cache, reset the devices, and verify the arp cache again. hope this
helps
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Could someone help me get a clear understanding of converting the hex number
to a nice decimal ring number or bridge number.
Two examples that have me stumped are:
F00 and 2f2.
Thanks Everyone in advance.
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SwitchSim doesn't ring a bell in my head, but feel free to use my Catalyst
5000 application on my RouterChief site (link below). It will practice you
in the set-based commands that is has, which is different from the IOS
language, and you will need to know those for the Switching Exam.
Hth,
Ole
>I don't understand why the moderator for the group allowed this message. If
>somebody has a complaint to make, then he can make it without voicing all
>the abuse below.
>regards
>Tarig
Not all messages are moderated, only those that have certain words or
phrases. Moderation involves volunteers
The foundation exam is almost similiar to the individual exams except that
the pressure is greater... I took the foundation exam and while it certainly
is a faster way of clearing the certification, I don't really enjoyed the
experience. Too stressful.
The paper is divided into three sections whi
a node connects to a switch and switch in turn
connects to all other nodes. hence in effect when a
node transmits it is the only one transmitting on that
wire and hence gets the full bandwidth in its transmit
wire (eg in 10BaseT). (csma/cd not applicable
here,right ? because it is the only no
It get q'd
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> a node connects to a switch and switch in turn
> connects to all other nodes. hence in effect when a
> node transmits it is the only one transmitting on that
> wire and hence gets
Man, I'm glad you said that. My boss (who did the ordering of all of our
Cat3548's) said the limit was 9He's a pretty smart guy, so I took him at
face value...Shame on me! Thanks for the correctionThat helps alot!!!
Kelly Cobean
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I did't read all the questions. It depends on the switch, but it probably
is FIFO, but switches may be able to do PQ, WFQ, etc. Usually it's fifo.
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This link will help to find any feature supported on any platform and the
IOS required. Otherwise it is difficult at best to figure out the supported
features.
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Support/FeatureNav/FN.pl
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This was just addresses two days ago and John Neiberger gave a more
eloquent answer but if you really need to ping yourself build a map to
yourself.
Going to be a lot of blind engineers out there :)
Dave
Ellis Lam wrote:
>
> I connect router A and router B with frame-relay.
> I am able to
the place values for base 16 numbering starting from right to left are 16^0,
16^1,16^2,16^3, etc. In case your wondering 16^1 means 16 to the power of 1,
or just 16. Like wise 16^3 = 16 * 16 * 16.
So if you hex value is 2f2, starting with the right most 2, (16^0 * 2)+
(16^1 * 15) + (16^2 * 2). Whi
Not sure what you mean, I just use a calculator
F00 = 3840
2F2 = 754
dave
Mckenzie Bill wrote:
>
> Could someone help me get a clear understanding of converting the hex
number
> to a nice decimal ring number or bridge number.
>
> Two examples that have me stumped are:
>
> F00 and 2f2.
>
>That is always when using Broadcast or non-broadcast networks right?
Only on NBMA. The concept of hub and spoke is not meaningful on
broadcast or point-to-point media.
>
>
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>From: "Chua, Parry"
>To: "Michael C. Popovich" ; "Bhisham Bajaj"
>; "Shadi" ; "ccielab"
>
Let me clarify one thing to the group here.I've been reading the
postings from different people who are posting reguarly here with some
valuable inputs.I respect the group and the people involved in it very
much,from Priscilla,Ole,Chuck,Larry,Paul, you name them.I have great
respect for them.I'm
This doesn't mean that you should do this though be careful with
openview... it starts acting squirly when you cluster switches. And issuing
commands from a telnet session to manage 16 switches is flakey at best. Now
if you are not a OV user and you have cisco works installed, clustering is
Hex is based on 16, where Dec is based on 10.
When you see a value, no matter if it's in dec, hex, bin, or something else,
think of each number as being number 0 (the right one), 1, 2, 3, and so on.
If you for instance have the decimal value 579:
Number 0 would be 9
Number 1 wou
Atlantis Partners is just a bad company all around, from what I can
tell. Here in Denver they post fake job openings just to get people to
send in resumes to fill their databases. I couldn't believe it when I
discovered that they did this. Why would anyone use a company that does
stuff like th
Hello all,
Does anyone know if their is a study group in St Louis Missouri area?
Thanks in advance.
Kevin McCarty
Computer Sciences Corporation
Defense Sector
618 622 4757
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Why dont the group allow the message in the groupstudy?/
There are alots of Vietnamese Student here !!!
Ignore it and Move on
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If
> somebody
They do that in Boston as well. TechieGold.com is thier website as well,
which I suspect has fake jobs as well. Furthermore, in our area they merged
with Remington.
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I was under the impression that some asian countries used the
numerically consistent notation y/m/d :-) This of course demonstrates
that the world is a big place with many different outlooks. We should
be able to accomodate them all and Tim is therefore free to put whatever
sig he likes at the b
Bill,
Hex is equivalent to Base16 numbering. Decimal is really Base10
numbering. Let's look at an example of Base10 numbering broken down into
it's components, then we'll tackle your examples..
The decimal number 4243 drawn out in Base10 is as follows:
(4x10^3) + (2x10^2) + (4x10^1) +
Hi Justin,
When you ping, you use the ICMP protocol.
When A pings B, A sends ICMP echo-request (number 8) to B, and B sends ICMP
echo-reply (number 0) back to A.
The PIX does not allow ICMP traffic to come from the outside to the inside,
so to change that, you will need to open up for ICMP numb
Nice going, Ole!
Now, how about an easy way to convert decimal to hex without going through
binary (the way I learned)? :)
Persio
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To:
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 12:07 PM
Subject: RE: Hex to Decimal for the RD [7:38223]
> Hex is based
That's nothing. I was recently contacted by a company that does some kind
of multi-level marketing scam. The 'interview' is suppossed to be a group
presentation of some kind. The woman posed as a 'recruiter' and got my name
off the Internet. She had to have gotten it from a job site, since she
a big passage below...i hope some of it makes sense to you
ccnp exams are easy. they should be made more difficult in the new 641
series
to regain some of their merit.
But hey can you guys give me one good reason why cisco would like to
have less certified people in the market rather than more?
Mark,
It sounds like you want to create a huge subnet that spans across 3 links?
If you are trying to have both the ethernet interface and the serial
interface be unnumbered to the loopback interface you would inherintly
introduce a problem to the router. The problem would be with the internal
lo
Bitch,
This is not Chinese or Korean. I don't think this is
rubbish either.
Do some research before open your foul mouth.
HTH,
Jim
--- Mphekeleli Dhlamini wrote:
> I don't usually reply or ask on these
> groupstudy,but I think these is
> not acceptable under any circumstances.If people ca
I have used Kentrox Satellite 651 CSU/DSU's before but looking at the Adtran
TSU ACE CSU/DSU. Does anyone have an opinion of the Adtran? It's a little
cheaper than the Kentrox and you don't have to buy the cables which are
about $60 each for 10'. Thanks.
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Forgive me for not reading the book yet, as I've been quite busy too
... but, I have a question in regards to the config line you gave.
I've used the PDM so far to most of the configuration of my PIX, and it
creates access-lists rather than conduits. I know from others I've talked
with, that
TO me a csu is a csu. I personally don't have any preference, but I do
prefer being able to configure channels on the front screen as opposed to
having proprietary cables and wacky key combinations to access menus. I
once had to drive 2.5 hours one way in a snow storm to Cape Cod (no I wasn't
ba
god i hate multilevel marketing.
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That's nothing. I was recently contacted by a company that does some kind
of multi-l
what's the simlar and different , when to use mux and when to use router.?
Thanks :)
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If you need to use tracert, you need to open for ICMP type 11 = Time
Exceeded:
conduit permit icmp any any 11
You do not need the Echo-Reply (icmp type 0) if you only use tracert, but
you if you're using both tracert and ping, you would need either:
conduit permit icmp any any 0
Well, they are two different pieces of equipment that do two different
thingsRouters take traffic from multiple layer 3 networks, allowing
comunication between them. MUX's and DEMUX's take multiple layer 2 segments
and combine them to form one.
now, aside from that, there are vendors that se
They do this to collect as many resumes as possible and then flood *any* and
all openings with them...even if Atlantis has no intention of sending a
candidate to an interview. This prevents the applicant from applying
directly to said company on their own, because Atlantis will demand a cut
since
How about this: the more tests people have to take, the more money Cisco
makes.
>>> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" 03/14/02 11:13AM >>>
a big passage below...i hope some of it makes sense to you
ccnp exams are easy. they should be made more difficult in the new 641
series to regain some of their merit.
B
All very good but an easier route is to configure the ring numbers in
hex; the router will give the decimal equivalents.
int tok 0
ring 16
source-bridge 0xf00 2 0x2f2
will appear as
int tok 0
ring 16
source-bridge 3840 2 754
Fred.
Kelly Cobean wrote:
>
> Bill,
>Hex is equivalent to Base
Tests are definitly profitable. For the CCIE lab ALONE, I heard that approx
50,000 people have taken the test. For most of the time, the test was
$1000.00. So, since the inception of the LAB, Cisco has pulled in
$50,000,000.00! And AFAIK, none of that cash goes to Sylvan or anyone else
but Cis
Thanks,
Now you have to remember the DIV and MOD calculation you learned in school.
First, learn the values of each of the hex numbers.
If we take a max of four hex numbers (1 word, 2 bytes, 16 bits, etc.) you
have the following:
16^3 16^2 16^1 16^0
Doing a fast calculation gives u
Mark,
My original question that I sent to the group somehow got lost. Ole was
kind enough to respond to a direct query regarding to some fun I am having
with installing a Pix (501) for the first time. My firewall background is
SonicWall and Watchguard, both are very simple in configuration a
In my experience if you have a choice - stay away from the muxes. We had 30
locations with NRS telco lines and muxes with multiple resets being required
each week. Since, we have moved to 100% routers on Frame lines. Down time
is less than 1% of what it was with the Muxes. We also have much mo
Just passed my last test today.
Ty King
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The company has no level of professionalism. They call you in for this
Cattle call.
You and 15 other people for a interview for the same job. Then they
want to do all
of the negotiation. I find that any job they set you up for they are
trying to keep
about $20,000 +. So becareful, of them o
Brian, et al.,
The idea is to do such:
Interface FastEthernet0
description Connected to PIX Outside Interface, and PIX Inside Interface is
subnet for Data traffic.
Ip adress x.x.x.x 255.255.255.x
Interface Loopback0
description VoIP subnet with VoIP originating/terminatin
When would you use Layer 3 EtherChannel? Ive bonded layer two links
together before, but not sure when you could/should use the layer 3
EtherChannel?
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat6000/ios127xe/config/
channel.htm#12748
Thanks!!
Jeff
Confidential e-mail for addressee o
ROFL
That had to suck.
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Subject: Re: Kentrox vs. Adtran CSU/DSU [7:38252]
TO me a csu is a csu. I personally don't have a
Weight, like all BGP attributes, is present for EVERY route in the BGP
table. So, if the route is sourced from another router, it will need to be
assigned a weight. The assigned weight will be 0. (Weight has
local-significance only, and is not transited)
So, routes sourced locally will have a
It's point-to-multipoint without automatic neighbor discovery. All the
advantages of P2M, with the added control of manually specifying your
neighbors.
I don't usually use it - but it's another tool in the shed, just in case...
--Wes
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Congratulations!!
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To:
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> Just passed my last test today.
>
> Ty King
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Do You Yahoo!?
Get your free @yahoo.com address a
I have an idea, why don't we just standardize on a Language that NOBODY uses
anymore, like maybe formal Latin. That way, you all can waste even more of
my precious time on things that have nothing whatsoever to do with becoming
a CCIE. In other words, please take your petty squables offline. I
si.
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> I have an idea, why don't we just standardize on a Language that NOBODY
uses
> anymore, like maybe formal Latin. That way, you all can waste even more
of
> my precious time on things t
Thats easy, just integer divide the decimal number by 16 and put the
remainder in the first column. Keep dividing by 16 and placing the
remainder in the next column moving right to left until you have a
number less than 16 and place it in the left-most column.
For example: 873 = 0x369
873/16=
Hi,
I am trying to figure out my options for creating 60pin serial cross
over cables.
If I had 2 cables that are 60pin to 25pin, can I just buy a 25pin null-modem
cable, connect them and create a serial crossover?
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this isn't a direct CCNP cert question, but I was thinking of trying to make
my network infrastructure easier to navigate. I was thinking of creating a
VLAN on a certain IP scheme and have each piece of equipment have a virutal
interface on it.
Am I going about this the right way? How do some
Welcome to the club!
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Congratulations!!
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To
You cant set etherchannel to a layer 3 address,
not in any of the cisco switches I had. Its only
a layer 2 link, not a layer 3 link.
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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OK, For some reason, my first time of sending this reply got chopped, so
here it is again.
Brian, et al.,
Please Note the following:
***All I wanted to know was: Can the Loopback Interface be used to host a
complete subnet (and the Router make routing decisions with this inteface),
or is its fun
Hello,
Can anyone explain in a simple way (layman's terms) on how Stacker and
Predictor work?
Thank you.
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To add,
Make sure that subnet masks are all configured properly. Beleive me that
could be the problem. Wrong subnet masks are hidden problems that would
allow you to do certain thing and deny certain things. It may allow you to
ping, but not to telnet.
Abbas
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You'll need to open any ports that you want passed, no matter the
direction. You can do this in bulk by specifying "access-list inside
permit ip any any" and verifying that the access-list is applied to the
inside interface with "access-list inside in interface inside". This will
allow outbo
Hi,
lane uses svc's to build data-direct connections between LECs,
so in principle you can trace the path through all intermediate atm switches
by simply doing show atm vc and writing down all the cross-connects
on the NNI switches. Needless to say, this may take quite a while...
Another method i
Well I was just contacted by a firm that had a 'recruiter'. I think it is
some sort of scam, because they don't want to interview people, they just
want to tell you about their company. Sounds ok, but I think it is some
sort of group presentation along the lines of mlm etc. The woman said she
g
STAC (LZS) was developed by STAC Electronics, who then changed their name to
Hi/fn, Inc., and is based on the Lempel-Ziv (LZ) compression algorithm.
Although effective, the STAC compression algorithm uses more CPU resources
to perform compression. Cisco IOS software uses an optimized version of ST
Check out the link I pasted in my original email on how to configure a Layer
3 channel. It shows these commands and a little more:
Router# configure terminal
Router(config)# interface port-channel 1
Router(config-if)# ip address 172.32.52.10 255.255.255.0
I never saw it before...
Jeffrey Reed
> And just so my post has something to do with becoming a CCIE
>
> Can someone tell me the consequences of having a switched network with a
> diameter greater than 7? Does Spanning-Tree freak out? Thanks.
>
> Kelly Cobean, CCNP, CCSA, ACSA, MCSE, MCP+I
> Network Engineer
> GRC Internationa
Hello,
Can anyone guide me where to find a complete list of the average packet
size protocol. I know that ip is 1024,dlsw is 512 that is it.
I am taking my lab soon and I would love some help.
Reagrds
Zape
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Would anyone recommend book(s) to study fo CCIE writen exam?
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I think Cisco generally recommends that your switch mgmt interface is on a
different VLAN than your "regular" (read: end-user/server) devices. This
helps isolate broadcast/multicast traffic so the switch CPU doesn't have to
process it - especially critical in networks where there is a high
percen
That explaination from Dowey is straight from the BCRAN book and 100% correct
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At 11:16 PM 3/13/02, Chuck wrote:
>interesting way to put the question. but..
>
>172.16.0.0/12 and 192.168.0.0/16 are CIDR notation.
It's also simply a notation used by humans to save on the typing required.
You will often see the private class B addresses listed as
172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255
You need enterprise edition IOS software.
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The answer everyone keeps giving you is no.
Mark Odette II wrote:
>OK, For some reason, my first time of sending this reply got chopped, so
>here it is again.
>
>Brian, et al.,
>Please Note the following:
>
>***All I wanted to know was: Can the Loopback Interface be used to host a
>complete subn
What you are seeing is that you still have a L2 interface. you have
combined multiple interfaces into one,
and then assigned the one interface an IP address.
Check CCO on switching.
Jeffrey Reed wrote:
>Check out the link I pasted in my original email on how to configure a Layer
>3 channel
Not sure, I'm understanding your question but try this.
Make all of your switches operate in Vlan 2
all other management protocolsCDP,VTP and such are in VLAN 1
and then use the rest of your vlan for date traffic from hosts.
Michael Kelker wrote:
>this isn't a direct CCNP cert question, bu
I have heard good things about the Exam Cram. If you don't have them
already, i would pick up the Caslow and Doyle books as well.
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At 09:01 AM 3/14/02, Mckenzie Bill wrote:
>Could someone help me get a clear understanding of converting the hex number
>to a nice decimal ring number or bridge number.
>
>Two examples that have me stumped are:
>
>F00 and 2f2.
Why would just those two numbers have you stumped? If you can do any
I've looked in to it before, quite a while ago when crossover cables didn't
seem to be around and the only cables on the market were the Cisco DCE and
DTE at about 80 quid each.
I messed about with a break out box and multimeter, and found that there
were pins connected in the DCE which weren't in
maybe I'm making this whole thing too complicated. What if I just put a
loopback interface on each router/switch on a "management" subnet.
what I'm trying to attempt is to make my entire router / switching structure
easier to access by not having to remember exactly which whole ip address is
for
Once you have your NAT set up, the pix will allow stateful sessions back in
through the firewall, ie. If you browse from inside to outside, the session
will be allowed back in.
Ping (ICMP) is slightly different, it is not a single outgoing session. It
is an outgoing packet followed by a separate r
Cisco Press TCP/IP Volumes I & II
CISCO Certification: Bridges, Routers & Switches for CCIEs,
ISBN0130903892
Routing Architectures by Halabi, 157870233X
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At 04:15 PM 3/14/02, zapeta zape wrote:
>Hello,
>Can anyone guide me where to find a complete list of the average packet
>size protocol. I know that ip is 1024
IP usually use 1500 for protocols that send blocks of data, such as FTP and
HTTP. On the other hand, a lot of Web servers use less to m
Hehehe. That's one good reason not to live in New England.
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> TO me a csu is a csu. I personally don't have any preference, but I do
> prefer being able to configure channels on the front screen as opposed to
>
Has anyone ever attempted to set up a FAQ section on the groupstudy.com
website? I know that there are afew questions that are asked all the time
such as "What equipment do I need for my home lab?" or "what books do I need
to study for the CCIE exam?" etc,., etc.,
I'm pretty certain that the peo
HI Guys
I have an OSPF question andmy network setup is as follows:
R1--Switch--R2
R1 has an ip addres of 10.103.56.97/20 and R2 has an ip address of
10.103.56.1/21. Under OSPF the foll network command is present
network 10.103.56.0 0.0.7.255 area 8.
Both the routers are in the same area.
the mask is the wrong length. neighbors have to agree on mask length.
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RFC 1149 Compliant.
""Chhetri Naresh"" wrote in message
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> HI Guys
>
> I have an OSPF question andmy network setup is as follows:
>
> R1--Switch--R2
> R1 has an ip add
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