Hi all,
I passed my written test a few months ago and just finished to build a
lab at home.
I'm curious to know what subjects are asked at the LAB test Routing &
Switching. I do not want to know in detail whats happening at the
test but just the topics like:
BGP
OSPF
ISDN Frame
VPN
IPsec etc
Timo- Which version of the PDM are you referring to that has the VPN config
capability??
I have 1.1.2 now, and I have not found that functionality... Am I just
overlooking something!?!?!
TIA for your response.
-Mark Odette II
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Hi Group.
I have a DSL connection with a DSL modem connected on my NM-4T module .
modem generates its internal clock at 528000 bps.
and other side ( customer ) is same modem with this clock
I want to know at this clock ( 528kbps ) , at a time the total ( SEND +
RECIVE ) can not be over 528kbps o
Aha! I have found the answer to my own question about why the summary
from R2 isn't used even if there is no null0 route.
Answer - because the RFC says it shouldn't be ;-)
Specifically, RFC2328, 16.2(3), when considering summary LSAs to build the
routing table...
"If it is a Type 3 summary-LSA
Hi Andy,
gee... passing a cisco test in 2 weeks would be pretty fast.
regards,
amanda
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Well, the switch itself doesn't know what country it's in. So if a
provider in the Asia-Pac region chose to use a DMS100 switch-type, you'd
need to use SPIDs. But my understanding is that in general, the Asia-Pac
providers use switch types that don't require SPIDs (such as basic-net3).
Your I
If I have a Cisco VPN 5000, are most VPN clients suppose to work with the
Cisco VPN 5000 ? (for example Microsoft VPN clients) ?
Or do I must to download the VPN 5000 client from Cisco website to be able
to connect to the VPN 5000 concentrator...
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Hi Amanda, can you reply to me off the board, I'd like to chat, fellow
australian here looking at CCIE now.
Regards
Kris
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Thanks a lot Priscilla. This is what I was looking for.
I suppose my part 2 to the previous question would make more sense if I used
live IPs like Scenario 3
Scenario 3
==
---int0-(R1)-int1 int0-(R2)-int1 ---
Router 1
Int 0: 192.168.1.1
Int 1: 200.100.2.1
Router 2
Int 0:
any comments on my acl page ?
http://members.aol.com/pwilk517/private/ciscoacl.html
Please have a look, Thanks
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how can I make the netbios over Internet except the dlsw+ ?
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Guys,
Plz help to solve this confusion. I have tried myself and I learned that
Virtual link woks even if we dnt change timers with Virtual-link command
..(after changing timers for area 0)
IS it not wrong concept wise??
I meant if we changed OSPF timers in Area0, should we not change timers
Please don't think I'm being argumentative, I'm trying to explain the
configuration I have and what I'm trying to accomplish. This is coming
from my understanding and concept, which I am starting to think is way off
base. What really throws me is that this configuration is working at
another
Anyone in Warsaw (Poland), preparing for the CCIE written / Lab?
Please contact me of line.
Thank you,
Pierre-Alex
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Do y'all know about Cisco's SAFE design? It's a "blueprint" for
implementing security on enterprise networks, sort of a template for a
typical enterprise network (if there is such a thing as typical). It would
probably give you ideas on where Cisco would put the IDS.
It was developed by Sean C
At 06:08 PM 4/7/02, Kent Browning wrote:
>What is Router 1 and Router 2 were 2 different companies? They would have to
>have different subnet IDs?
No, the router interfaces on the shared link should be on the same subnet.
Logically they share the link between themselves. It's sort of a no-mans
At 12:49 PM 4/7/02, JohnZ wrote:
>Thanks Priscilla, as always thanks for your well informed answer. I think I
>was confused about "race condition". In this case to me it seems that if
>iBGP continues to show reachability while the IGP session is down it will
>send traffic even though without IGP t
How many bits are defining network IDs and how many are defining node IDs?
(that is, what's the subnet mask?)
With some subnet masks, you have 3 segments in Scenario 2. With other
subnet masks, you have a broken network (the routers can't talk to each
other across the middle).
Priscilla
At 0
Correct
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>The show cam command uses the mac format of 00-00-00-00-00-00
>not the same as the ios command, which uses the ..
>format.
>
>
>Larry Letterman
>Cisco Systems
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Peter,
comments inline...
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then you would use redistribution or static routes.
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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>> In Scenario 2, how many segments are there?
>> Is there anything wrong with routing router 1 to router 2 and not
using a
>> common segment?
I just won't work, unless you'll use secondary ip addresses.
-- Lidiya White
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I've always understood that anything in the core (access-lists, FW blades,
IDS modules, etc. ) is a bad design as it just slows down traffic as the
core is built for speed. I was always told to move everything to the distro
or access-layer, depending on the function, AFAIK, the IDS blades have t
What is Router 1 and Router 2 were 2 different companies? They would have to
have different subnet IDs?
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How do you plan on making R1 talk to R2 ?
Typically you need both routers on the same network,
unless you are going to use ip un-numbered ona serial link...
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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Jeffrey Hall wrote:
> Anyone know the correct console cable for the AGS+
Just a normal 25-pin straight-through cable. No rolls, no crossovers.
Regards,
Marco.
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I am trying to configure an ISDN Simulator to connect my Cisco routers
together.
Anyone got a working sample config for a tele-products 2b+d simulator
Thanks
Rashid
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Scenario 1
==
---int0-(R1)-int1 int0-(R2)-int1 ---
Router 1
Int 0: 192.168.1.1
Int 1: 192.168.2.1
Router 2
Int 0: 192.168.2.2
Int 1: 192.168.3.1
Scenario 2
==
---int0-(R1)-int1 int0-(R2)-int1 ---
Router 1
Int 0: 192.168.1.1
Int 1: 192.168.2.1
Router 2
Int 0:
I presently am studying for the CCNP. I have 4 routers:
All run enterprise 12.2 FW IPSEC - the whole enchilada
All are 16/16
I have a 2514 running my internet connection to Comcast
And three more routers:
2514
2504
2522 - this was the sweetest, I just picked it up off Ebay for $550
I'm thin
I've just gotten one of these wonderful (and loud) AGS+'s from a seller on
Ebay. When I received my shipment I had the router only, no manuals, no
cables, etc.
I have had no luck finding what kind of console cable this router uses as
I've already tried the standard Cisco flat console cable.
Any
That is what I want to know as there is what appears to be a good one
on Ebay.
Right now I've got 4 Routers and a 2924 XL EN switch.
All Running 12.2 FW IPSEC ENT and all 16/16.
I've got a 2514 actually routing my internet to comcast cable and
2514
2522
2503
I thought the AGS might round it o
It's not a bad idea to have an IDS blade in the core, but if you have to
pick either the DMZ and server blocks or the core, I would choose the
former. Having an IDS blade in the core should not affect any other
processing of the switch since its a completely self contained module with
its own pro
Robert,
Your conduit command doesn't look right. Typically you want to allow any
outside host to access the inside host specified in the conduit. You can
specify 'any' by using 0.0.0.0 or 0:
conduit (inside,outside) xxx.yyy.115.172 25 tcp 0 0
Also, I'm not sure what your trying to accomplish
The show cam command uses the mac format of 00-00-00-00-00-00
not the same as the ios command, which uses the ..
format.
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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simple - for anything considered "core" you should specify a 6509 or better.
that's why there are so many high schools in the San Jose area that have
6509's , even though there are only 400 end stations on campus. The
equipment closet in the main building is "the core" after all, isn't it? :->
C
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> Chuck wrote:
>
> > My employer has had us using the NetformX tool for a couple of years
now.
> > ( this is the software of which apparently Cisco is using a subset for
> Cisco
> > products only, according to what I saw
Dre, Tim and everybody thanks alot,I have ordered what you have adviced me.
:)
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You need fabric-enabled linecards like the WS-X6516-
I just took the BCMSN, and passed. Three down, one to go.
I think I must have missed most of the questions about
equipment, such as whether to use a 4000, 5000, 6000, 8000,
etc. That's definitely the weak link in my knowledge, not
only on the BCMSN but also for the BCRAN test. Can anyone
refer me
Team,
Today I passed the qualification exam, First I would like thank GOD, San
Lazaro, my Family and all the members of
the Cisco Group Study that have contributed to helping me pass the Written
Exam.
Today I passed the qualification exam. It was a very difficult exam IMHO,
much harder than the
Chuck wrote:
> My employer has had us using the NetformX tool for a couple of years now.
> ( this is the software of which apparently Cisco is using a subset for
Cisco
> products only, according to what I saw on the web page )
I'll take a look at the NetformX. Thanks for the reference.
Have you
I just ran both of the hashes against a 20Mb wordlist using John the Ripper
with no luck. (Looks like you might have to perform some password recovery.)
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Thanks Peter,
I just got the following link which confirms what you
say.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/459/bgp_noad.html#intro
The BGP table must have got populated since the
networks where directly connected.
I also had auto-summary on (Dohh), using /30 s (Dohh,
Dohh).
Phil.
--- Peter van
Have you ever seen one of those AGS routers humming away? :-) Let's put it
this way... they use standard 110V power, alright, but draw upwards of 7
AMPs.
Not only that, but they have a high-output fan blower assembly that runs
right off the 110V main power. No dinky 12V fan here! :-)
In short,
Thanks Priscilla, as always thanks for your well informed answer. I think I
was confused about "race condition". In this case to me it seems that if
iBGP continues to show reachability while the IGP session is down it will
send traffic even though without IGP there will be no means for this traffi
Network statements only advertise routes that exists in the routing
table. Further, if you use a "mask" on the statement, you need to match
the prefix exactly. Usually, one uses static routes to null0 to pin up
aggregate routes, or normal static routes (non null0) for others.
At 09:22 AM 4/7
now I'm gonna have to set up a test - seeing if a virtual link will indeed
join two non-backbone areas. Funny, the issue has never come up in any of
the study materials or various test lab scenarios that I have seen.
although to be truthful, if the transit area is the backbone, I'm not sure
what
The really hard Cisco Security exam is the the Intrusion Detection exam,
the others (CSPFA, MCNS, CSVPN) are really easy to pass.
Ole Drews Jensen wrote:
>It is my pleasure to announce that I passed the CSPFA this morning with a
>good score.
>
>During the examination, I was beginning to doubt t
Exactly what kind of power are we talking about here? I've seen this
routers on Ebay and seen nothing about special power requirements.
It's standard 110 Volt right?
>On 18 Mar 2002 19:01:35 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Larry Letterman") wrote:
>it should be free, since it'll cost a fortune
>to
The really hard Cisco Security exam is the the Intrusion Detection exam,
the others (CSPFA, MCNS, CSVPN) are really easy to pass.
Ole Drews Jensen wrote:
>It is my pleasure to announce that I passed the CSPFA this morning with a
>good score.
>
>During the examination, I was beginning to doubt t
That's something. I am not surprise by the bellow statement. I am a Cox
subscriber and since day one I noticed the level of tech support.
Cox just don't want to pay intellectual techs that are capable of
supporting Cisco cable modems, they just don't have the brains
Jorge
Cebuano wrote:
>
As long as you're into comparing vendors, you might want to take a look at
Netscreen. the published data indicates it is every bit as fast, if not
faster, than PIX and has a GUI interface every bit as convenient as
Checkpoint.
It is also a whole lot less expensive than either.
""Jeffrey Reed""
Hi Brad,
Many thanks for your help.
Do you mean that even If we are in Asia pacific region ,we might have to use
SPIDS if the switch we have supports SPIDS??
But , I am still confused..
I read on Cisco website that SPIDS only require in NA and in some europe
parts so..
2nd.. IF the switch
just a guess, based on the symptom described - is the dial plan on the
branch PBX correct? You make no mention of having checked your PBX side call
routing.
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> Im working in a small company having a WAN setup
Its an interesting question about the exam though as the 700 series is not
on the current product list. I am working on this exam next, and hate to
spend time on something that has passed from relevance.
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The new CID exam is as easy as the current NP exams. Why not take 2
weeks on your way to the top to pick it up.
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>I don't recall the entire context of this particular discussion, but there
>is an error in the commentary below that I wanted to correct.
>
>>Unfortunately, the RFC only addresses virtual links as a means to repair
>> a partitioned backbone. It does not address providing bacbone
>> connectivit
did you turn off sync.?
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RFC 1149 Compliant.
Get in my head:
http://sar.dynu.com
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> Hi Group,
>
> Hope someone can help out with this as I don4t have
> access to my kit at the moment.
>
> I tried to set up my first
Hi Group,
Hope someone can help out with this as I don4t have
access to my kit at the moment.
I tried to set up my first BGP lab last week.
I configured a full iBGP mesh, three routers connected
in a triangle via serial lines.
I set up (neighbour( statements on each router (Hope
Radia can forgi
Be sure the setting of your computer is correct, say my setting for com 1 is
"8, N, 1, flow control: XOn/Xoff " , the baud rate should be 9600. I don't
think that the console port is so easy to be faulty. I think the problem is
mainly due to your setting.
siubond
""Widjaja Surja Kentjana"" Hi
The Pix has also a browser interface. The only disadvantage in the past
was, that you could not configure a vpn. With the new pdm you will be
able to do this too.
So the only things in the future to do at cli will be to run setup and
then log in over your browser.
Jeffrey Reed wrote:
>IPSO c
I appreciate it, but I'm actually not that sophisticated and this is
what I was looking for:
2924xl#clock set 12:56:00 30 March 2002
Thanks Jorge !!!
Phil
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I thought that's what I had?
conduit (inside,outside) xxx.yyy.115.172 25 tcp 172.20.18.172 255.255.255.255
(outside address) (port) (ip addr of host to reach)
(inside address)
If I'm misunderstanding could you rewrite the
Check out these links for labs:
www.layer7labs.com
www.kg2.com
Or contact Ozzi by email at [EMAIL PROTECTED] , he is a cisco
instructor as well as cisco-lab reseller.
Jorge / CCNA CCNP / CCIE wannabe
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Siva wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I just cleared my ccie w
Dear Friends,
Im working in a small company having a WAN setup &
using VOIP on it!
We have got 3600 series routers on all sites & using
E&M configuration.
Problem is in one of our branch office, i.e if i call
from branch office to heaad office call establishes &
both parties talk to each other
Good Day All ,
I am curious to hear from people who did their ccie straight after
completing the ccnp and also from anyone who did the ccdp in between as well.
I would like to jump straight into the ccie and i think that is what i will
do; but i would like to hear what others have done.
i just
Depending on varios scenarios:
Assuming the following:
If users worksations are WindowsNT stations and properly configure WINS
servers you can simply retreave the MAC address by entering the host IP
address at the windowsnt command-line e.g. nbtstat -a ip-address
If you have Catalyst switche
Depending on varios scenarios:
Assuming the following:
If users worksations are WindowsNT stations and properly configure WINS
servers you can simply retreave the MAC address by entering the host IP
address at the windowsnt command-line e.g. nbtstat -a ip-address
If you have Catalyst switche
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