Hi all,
could someone please enlighten me on this:
what is the best or appropriate way to determine the
seed metric in a redistributed environment?
for example, if you are redistributing eigrp into ospf
or vice versa. Does the administrative distance of the
protocol being distributed come into
First, if you want a lab your going to need a bit more than that.. Id
recommend ISDN for starters and at least a CatOS based switch like a 5000..
If you cant setup your own lab, I suggest you not persue the CCNP..
Your labs will depend on what your trying to acheive, I believe there is no
be all
links to which may be found here:
http://www.ciscoworldmagazine.com/newsflash2/2002/02/22_routersecy.shtml
the eventual PDF file is a bit over 2 megs. contains a rudimentary intro to
routers, networking, and OSI. ( I can't help but wonder what PO, HCB, and
others would think of part 1 ) and an i
PIX should not see that traffic in the first place. PIX only routes
traffic between interfaces and can't make "u-turns" - it only routes
traffic from inside to outside or from outside to inside, but not from
inside to inside or outside to outside. PIX considers this a security
violation. I would c
PIX should not see that traffic in the first place. PIX only routes
traffic between interfaces and can't make "u-turns" - only routes
traffic from inside to outside or from outside to inside, but not from
inside to inside or outside to outside. PIX considers this a security
violation.
I would chec
The answer is yes. The FD/HD issue isn't switch port dependent but GBIC
port dependent. If you're only using a single Gigastack port, even if you
have 2 Gigastack GBICs in the same switch, then the GBIC will set up a FD
connection both upstream and downstream.
Rik
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Great info. Nicely explained. Congtatulations!
Thanks,
Adrian
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Congratulations Andrew,
Ole
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> I was able to get a free lab at the recent CPN Ops symposium in San Jose
> last week, and I passed! Thanks to al
How do I setup a ccnp lab with six 2513s routers. I don't wanna buy any
other equipment...
Anyone has an idea ?
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I would configure VPN then connect using RDP throught the secure tunnel.
Rarely have I seen timeouts.
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> Does anyone know of any issues, other than security, that the PIX has
> with
Check out http://networking.smsu.edu/general/info/CiscoGBIC.htm I use it all
the time when designing.
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> Yes and no. Gigastacks are FD when only one port is
I was able to get a free lab at the recent CPN Ops symposium in San Jose
last week, and I passed! Thanks to all on the list - I'm sure I got many
points from the tips I found here.
I signed up for the CPN event, and part of the registration asked if I'd
like to try for one of 20 free labs. Why n
hi all
i notice the message shown as bellow on my pix, and how can i deal with it?
106011: Deny inbound (No xlate) udp src outside:61.156.7.187/16372 dst
outside:202.96.137.40/6970
106011: Deny inbound (No xlate) udp src outside:61.156.7.187/16372 dst
outside:202.96.137.40/6970
106011: Deny inbo
Team,
I apology for no mentioned on my previous e-mail Brad Ellis, another
dedicated person who
always is willing to help you out with any question or support as well, I
believe that
we should be very happy to have people on this board like Brad, Dennis,
Priscilla as
well as other member of this g
Does anyone know of any issues, other than security, that the PIX has
with RDP connection. Is there a timeout issue.
Thanks!
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Data Networks Technical Manager
Freeliant Inc.
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Hi Rik,
You're correct, and if you continue to read the rest of the e-mails
regarding this question, another question pop's up - what if only one port
on each module is used, and instead two modules are installed in each switch
- would that allow a stack > 2 in full duplex?
Ole
I've never seen what I call a cheap source for them. They are the simplest
of things though and any sheet metal worker worth his salt will be able to
knock them up in no time.
As long as you've got one, they shouldn't cost you more than a few quid each
if you need more than a couple.
Otherwise:
At 06:51 PM 3/25/02, Tom Lisa wrote:
>Sounds like a good book to have for the CIT exam as well as general
>reference. Does it cover the CIT exam topics?
Yes, Troubleshooting Campus Networks will cover all the CIT exam topics.
That's one of its main goals. It's also good for CCIE candidates,
es
Osama? Is that you?
Looking for advice on Aironets?
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Dan,
I fully recommend this book, well written and to the point, but the most
important thing is the unconditional support, care and communication from
one of the authors Dennis Laganiere, a person who you can talk to and ask
any questions and he will go out of his way to support you and be there
Yes and no. Gigastacks are FD when only one port is used. When you truly
"stack" with these GBICs, meaning one port is used for inbound and the other
for outbound, a "show int" will reveal a HD connection. As you notice in
ole's output, only one port is in use.
GigaStack module(0.2) in GBIC sl
Anyone know where I can get rack mount kits for 2500 series routers CHEAP?
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Georg -
I have been told by the provider that all of their switches are currently
set to UBR, which leads me to believe that only the physical limitations (T1
circuit) are governing how much bandwidth I am allowed, but I guess what I'm
really needing to know is that if I split the T1 circuit int
Sounds like a good book to have for the CIT exam as well as general
reference. Does it cover the CIT exam topics?
Prof. Tom Lisa, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco ATC/Regional Networking Academy
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
> At 02:45 PM 3/25/02, Tom Lisa wrote:
> >What's the
Just in case you didn't get a reply - use that straight cable from the aux
port of your access server.
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>What's the title & publisher?
Troubleshooting Campus Networks (with Joseph Bardwell, who wrote the
wireless and Windows chapters). The publisher is Wiley (though I still
recommend Cisco Press books too.) You can order it at Amazon today. &;-}
Thanks for as
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> I too would look at area stub no-summary, this will only propogate a
> default route and will not not allow Type 3 LSA's into your area...
Except, of course, for a type-3 LSA that specifies the default route. In
fact
Sorry for that posting, I found the failure.
I just wanted to install the pdm with copy tftp flash
now with copy tftp fash:pdm everything works great.
Timo Graser wrote:
>I did configure that all. And I am using IE 6.0 so it is MS VM.
>
>
>Georgescu, Aurelian wrote:
>
>>First, you should enable
Thanks, i needed a laugh today.
Ko
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>
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>
> I also ag
At 03:06 PM 3/25/02, Daniel Ma wrote:
>Hi Priscilla,
>
>I passed CCDA two years ago with your wonderful book. I am thinking about
>instead of recertifying my CCNP, I take the CCDP to maintain my Professional
>level, and meantime, prepare for CCIE. So I wonder if I get CCDP now, is it
>valid for an
Did you remove the dialer pool statement from the Bri interface? If so
paste your configs.
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All,
I get t
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I also agree that it belongs on a resume but listing everything you've
accomplishe
Thanks for the quick response guys!
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I am looking at the tracking system right now and you need CCDA, CCNA,
Routing, Switching, Remote Access, and the design test.
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CCDA is a pre-req.
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Don't take my word for it, but don't you need the CCDA too for CCDP? Or
is CCNA good enough?
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There are no cheap atm routers. What I have in my lab is a 7505 with a
vip2-40 and a pa-a1-oc3mm for one router and a 7010 with a cx-aip-sm for the
second router. The 7010 does not run 12.1 ios and the commands are a little
different then the 7500 with the 12.1 ios - but it was a lot cheaper. O
When I get my CCNP, I am going to put it on my license plate of my car.
I hear chicks really dig it.
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I get the error message "%Remove legacy DDR Configuration first" when I try
to switch from legacy DDR to dialer profiles. I thought
I removed all the legacy DDR statements first but I still get this error
message. Anyone ever see it?
Thanks,
Scott
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The CCDA is required as well.
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> is CCNA good enough?
>
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I also agree that it belongs on a resume but listing everything you've
accomplished in an email (or NG) sig is a bit much.
We should always be proud of our accomplishments but lets try not to get
hung up on titles.
-Joe-
ABC, DEF, GHI, JK, LMNOP, QRST (written), nose picker, butt picker and
pi
Don't take my word for it, but don't you need the CCDA too for CCDP? Or
is CCNA good enough?
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Well, I got my CCNP two years ago with ol
I need to upgrade a couple of 1900's so that they are ios configurable. Any
suggestions on where to purchase an upgrade?
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> to what the pinouts would be for this cable. (RJ11 -> RJ45)
It's the middle two pins. The order doesn't matter with ISDN. I have also
just plugged the RJ11 into the RJ45 jack...it worked just fine.
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I did configure that all. And I am using IE 6.0 so it is MS VM.
Georgescu, Aurelian wrote:
>First, you should enable your http server on the PIX, and then you should
>allow your workstation IP address to access the http server. Lastly, you
>should check your Java VM. Latest PDM only works with
I was really only referring to their use in email. I definitely understand
placing them all in a resume along with the dates attained and so forth.
John Faubion, CCNP
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Hi Priscilla,
I passed CCDA two years ago with your wonderful book. I am thinking about
instead of recertifying my CCNP, I take the CCDP to maintain my Professional
level, and meantime, prepare for CCIE. So I wonder if I get CCDP now, is it
valid for another three years?
Thanks,
Daniel
""Prisci
Hello all,
Does anyone know what the pinouts would be going from a 2 wire ISDN phone
jack to an rj45 connector on the back of a 3Com ISDN modem (Impact IQ).
We have a customer that has lost this item and we cannot find any reference
to what the pinouts would be for this cable. (RJ11 -> RJ45)
An
My CCNP will expire in about a year unless I re-certify. My CCDP lasts 3
years from that date that I passed the CID.
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CID and CCDA.
At 02:28 PM 3/25/02, Daniel Ma wrote:
>Well, I got my CCNP two years ago with old exam track. What if I want to get
>CCDP certification, do I need to take all the exams again, or I could just
>take the CID.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Daniel
Priscilla Oppenheimer
http://
Does this mean your CCDP will be valid for three years from now on? or it
will expire when your CCNP expires.
Thanks,
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> You can still pursue the CCDP
I work at a government agency with a real need for Port Security.
I would like to konw if anyone has tried to use the Port Security command
on thier Switches, thereby preventing unauthorized access to ports on the
Switches, in a Real World environment.
We work in a Technical enevironment wher
You can still pursue the CCDP. If you look at the certification tracking
website, it should show you started your CCDP back when you started passing
exams related to the CCNP or CCDA. I just did exactly the same thing. I
passed my CCNP about 2 years ago and just got my CCDP with the CID test
First, you should enable your http server on the PIX, and then you should
allow your workstation IP address to access the http server. Lastly, you
should check your Java VM. Latest PDM only works with Microsoft VM (at least
on my case!)
Aurelian
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What's the title & publisher?
Prof. Tom Lisa, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco ATC/Regional Networking Academy
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
> John has described the three-way handshake, which is used for session
> establishment. Once the session has been established, both sides s
I am in need of an IOS upgrade for a couple of 1900's. The switches do not
currently have IOS. Any suggestions on a reseller?
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> CCDP certification, do I need to take all the exams again, or
> I could just take the CID.
Just the CID. If you took the v1.0 exams then they are probably expiring
soon. A couple of us are studying for our recertification exams right now.
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I bought it last week and really enjoy it. I don't take my test until next
week so I can't predict how well it will work for me but so far, so good. I
think it will be a good quick reference to keep around after the tests as
well.
I have read that their lab prep material is good as well. I int
> together to prepare for ccnp exams. I understand that I am
> going to need an external Csu/dsu and a t1 crossover I believe.
It sounds like you just need another DTE cable to attach to the external
CSU/DSU. The T1 crossover will work to connect the two.
There is a white paper on the ccprep
I did a upgrade on my Pix506 from 5.2x to 6.1.2 after that I installed
the pdm.
I did a setup with the Ip address of my station.
When I am connection to https://mystation I get first a signature
window. I accept this with yes, then a login Window pops up I enter
nothing and press return.
Now I
Well, I got my CCNP two years ago with old exam track. What if I want to get
CCDP certification, do I need to take all the exams again, or I could just
take the CID.
Thanks,
Daniel
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The DCE/DTE cable is all you need. On the cable that is marked DCE you must
use the "clockrate 64000" under the seral port you are using.
If the cable is not marked, do a "show controller int s0" and it will show
what serail port is a DCe, which is a DTE. To simulate frame-relay all that
is necess
I fully agree with you. My personal opinion is that one validates one's
credibility in an email north of the name, not south.
pete
At 12:44 PM 3/25/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> > The reason I ask is due to the number of people on this list
> > that show CCNA, CCNP in their title.
>
>I list them al
Tong,
There's no magic, you must either advertise a route for 192.168.2.0/24 or
the upstream router(s) must have a static route for the the 192.168.2.0/24
pointing to your router. One way around this issue is to configure NAT to
overload the routers interface IP or use addresses in the same rang
Max Token Ring frame sizes are:
4 Mbps = 4,550 bytes
16 Mbps = 18,200 bytes
Here's what IEEE 802.5 says (which you can get for yourself at
http://standards.ieee.org/getieee802/):
Token Ring has a token holding timer and a Counter, Transmitted Octets
(CTO). The counter CTO is used by the Tr
I would recommend listing all current certs. somewhere in body of the
Resume. This opinion is primarily due to the resume scanning programs that
are used by large corps. These programs are very similar to technology used
by web bots they index key search criteria. For an example of winning resume
This weekend I purchased 2 Cisco routers 2501 w 2 serial and 1 Ethernet
ports I have a
2600With a T1 csu/dsu card and 2 fast Ethernet ports. I am creating a set up
to link all three
together to prepare for ccnp exams. I understand that I am going to need an
external
Csu/dsu and a t1 crossove
John has described the three-way handshake, which is used for session
establishment. Once the session has been established, both sides sequence
their bytes that they send and both sides ACK the other side's bytes.
Remember it's a stream-oriented protocol. Each side has a stream of bytes
it nee
> The reason I ask is due to the number of people on this list
> that show CCNA, CCNP in their title.
I list them all, along with the acquisition dates, on my resume. As Steven
mentioned, HR screening might be an issue.
The only reason to put such things in an e-mail (or a book jacket) is for
That's what I thought, but someone came up with a good examples as to why to
list them all. A liot of HR people aren't technically proficient, so if
they have a job requirement that lists a CCNA CCNP or other cert, and you
just list your CCNP, then the HR rep might not understand that the CCNP
su
This is probably a dumb question but when placing your certification in your
title block, shouldn't the highest certification be the only one listed? I
mean since the CCNA is a requirement to attain your CCNP, you should only
list CCNP in your title block, right?
The reason I ask is due to the nu
I recently got a new(new to me, but it is old in fact) flash card for my
1605 to upgrade it to 8MB, but I have trouble to get it working. Every time
I try to copy tftp flash I get "%Error: No PCMCIA flash chip information
available."
I have tried the "format flash" command, which isn't availab
Hi Kwame,
go to www.download.com and search for BatteryMon 1.0.
This is a utility that lets you Monitor the state of your batteries and gain
information on their performance.
Regards,
Georg
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There are situations when I need to give the sh/no sh
sequence of commands in order to solv a functional problem
of a router/interface.
Also , after a reload a router work fine , when before it
had problems.
What is the reason of this behavior ?
Tks!
Chris
Vrei sa pleci la munte??? Cu
Hi Kevin,
to my best knowledge, the provider of the ATM cloud needs to cooperate and
configure the ATM switches accordingly. Otherwise, it would be up to the end
user to determine the CBR, and the service provider would have no control
over it, and hence no way to determine what capacity is avail
Hi Sean,
I found this on the Cisco site: for OSPF in a Frame Relay network, OSPF
requires the selection of a designated router; OSPF treats a nonbroadcast,
multiaccess network such as Frame Relay in much the same way as it treats a
broadcast network. This required manual assignment in the OSPF co
I believe that they are two different functions. The broadcast command
after a frame relay map is to tell the circuit to support l3 broadcasts over
a the non-broadcast L2 protocol. The ospf broadcast network command is to
tell the ospf protocol that it supports broadcast and is multiaccess. I
b
When I took the regular CCNP Routing exam half of it was BGP4 and there
were a ton of questions about EIGRP. The topics are going to be the
same, most likely all that Cisco is going to add is simulations.
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I heard the BGP might not be around forever, what then? On my Networkers
2000 MP3s it mentions a possibility of BGP vs5, will there ever be such
a thing?
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This may be too basic, but I know that a bad cable can sometimes give an
erroneous link light. If pins 1 & 2 are good but 3 & 6 not, it will give you
a link light but you won't be able to receive data. . . ??
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Studying for Routing exam, I'm confused about OSPF NBMA configuration. What
is the difference between putting a "broadcast" command for frame relay:
(config-if)#frame-relay map ip 10.10.10.10 101 broadcast
and OSPF, ala
(config-if)#ip ospf network broadcast
?
Any help would be appreciated. Th
Oh did anyone see that they are also changing the SAT?
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There are a few of us who actually studied
Hi everybody :
I did the Beta Routing CCNP Exam last March 8th and I can say that almost
50% of the test was about BGP.
There was many question aboute EIGRP (feasible distance/sucessor), OSPF and
VLSM and route summarization)
There was 131 questions with 3 hours to do the test !
The bad news is t
transferred (i.e. the number of data bytes in the TCP packet, not the
whole IP packet). The ack
number is the next seq expected. Best way is to sniff a TCP session.
For instance, if a password is entered, say to access a router, the
password is transferred character by character and you will se
>From Brian's post, the last two paragraphs really sound firm that Cisco has
already made changes, and that CCNP's won't be able to continue their track.
While I see the announcement for the CCNA exam, I've looked at
www.cisco.com's certification pages, and I can't find any real announcement
relat
ATM Question. By specifying an ATM CBR on two cisco routers at each end of
a non-cisco ATM cloud, will this be effective in managing the amount of
traffic that will traverse each PVC. e.g I have two PVC's provisioned
throughout the ATM network, and will be Bridging one and Routing through the
ot
I'm looking for an snmp product or utility to monitor and possibly manage
ups devices. Any leads?
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external network (192.168.1/24).
Nat overload on the dialer, and nat outside for a external address (map
192.168.1.1 to 172.31.1.1):
outside global 192.168.1.1 = 172.31.1.1 outside local
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some router
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dialer 192.168.254.1 (overload)
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10.1.1/24
something like does works:
int eth 0
ip nat ins
There are a few of us who actually studied really hard for the exams
they already passed. Some of you in this group, can read the table of
contents on all Cisco press books and pass the 4 exams the next day. I
am not one of those people, I spent at least 200 hours studying for CCNP
routing exam, i
A couple of things come to mind:
a) I would like to see the show int bri0:1 to see if the B channnel came up.
b) I do not see a dialer map statement, without it the packet will not know
where to go.
c) I had a similar problem with encapsulation failed on the packet debugs.
The Bri0:1 B channel wa
Does anyone know what Rx throttle means on a channelized DS-3 card. I
have one that has a T-1 bounce once every day or two. None of the other
T's bounce except this one and the only anything I see is it has Rx
throttle numbers that very slowly increase. It is a 7204VXR with 2
PA-MC-T3 cards.
Than
> experiences with this book and how much other material they
> may have had to use to fully prepare for the written.
I haven't seen the NLI book, but their website is fairly impressive. I'm
planning on buying their labs.
I did the written a three years ago (I never got around to the lab) an
Group,
Has anyone here used NLI's Study Guide for the CCIR R&S Written book to
study for the written. If so what is your review? It has great review on
Amazon. I just ordered a copy and I was wondering about other people's
experiences with this book and how much other material they may have had t
Here is the link,
Hope it help.
http://www.erlang.com/
Philip
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> Hi Folks..
>
> Could anyone know that how can I find free off-l
Dear all
I configure an AS5300 cisco access-server for core
dump, sending the core files on a Linux ftp server. My
problem is that the core files that are greated, are
too big 190MBytes (Suppose to be around 4Mbytes) and
are not readable. By viewing the files i can only see
random characters..
Dear all
I configure an AS5300 cisco access-server for core
dump, sending the core files on a Linux ftp server. My
problem is that the core files that are greated, are
too big 190MBytes (Suppose to be around 4Mbytes) and
are not readable. By viewing the files i can only see
random characters..
Dear Mark,
Thanks so much! Your solution works:
>If not, try plugging a workstation, laptop, or whatever type of node
that
>suits your fancy, and then go back to your terminal program to see if
you
>get anything.
The problem is that I need to plug-in a work station to
a port with that vlan assi
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