Quick answer...
The VIP doesn't have interfaces itself - it allows you to use Port
Adapters (that can also be used in the 7200) in the 7500. Various types
of processing can also be offloaded to the VIP.
The Interface Processors are older, and only work in the 7500 series - you
can't put them i
I tried "redistribute connected" in the Router eigrp before, but the
secondary network still were not advertised. Any suggestions?
Regards,
Dovelet
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>
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Dear All,
Please advise if there are any sample tests that is good for the new BSCI
exam. I understand that this new exam's format is quite different from the
640-503 exam. Are the Boston's test good for this exam?
Thanks in advance,
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GUys,
A bit confuse abt DLSW+ direct encapsulation. I read on CD that
it can be configure via 2 ways
(1) DLSW LITe
(2) PASSTHRU
but I can see that in books dlsw lite is treated as another encapsulation
type and not the direct encapsulation..
SO If we follow the CD and lets consider that we h
Hi group
I have 2610 router and a linux machine.Can somebody help me how to
configure router that all possible messages which r coming on console
shouls be diverted on that linux machine .
Thanx in advance
Kaushalender
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The range of TTL values is dependent upon the size of the field reserved to
hold it. In many cases, devices that modify the field as the packet passes
through it decrement the value by one. Due to congestion and other facts of
network life, it's therefore quite easy for the value to become out of
Nice research :) I didn't bother to stretch back pre 93'ish :)
Quick comments inline
At 12:33 AM 4/11/2002 -0400, Chuck wrote:
>dead horse time, and maybe not worth further comment / question, but see
>below if you have masochistic tendencies, or just want to delve into the
>thought process of
Hi group ,
I have a vsat link from my service provider and i have two network
which is 64.110.93.192/28 and 216.252.243.0.I have a strange problem if
i use ip from 64 network on downloading any file from net i am geting
very good speed but if use ip from 216 network i am downloading same
fil
Hi,
is there any way that I could use my channelized E1 port for a leased line
link (2Mbps)?
any link will be better :)
Thanks.
Rey
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What is the problem and can you send a config once again.
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the nat "(inside) 2 123.123.144.251 255.255.255.2
# config t
(config)# logging trap debugging
(config)# logging xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx !put the ip of the linux box here
then you can do a
> sh logg !to see of it working
R/ Mark
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>
> I have 2610 router and
You do following on the router:
logging NameOrIpOfLinuxBox
logging trap debug/var/log/router.log
Note: is actual tab character, not n number of spaces.
Marko.
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> Sent: fimmtudagur, 11. aprml 2002
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Hi,
You have tried to post to GroupStudy.com's Professional mailing list.
Because
the server does not rec
[to maintainers of the list: it seems that something gets confused in
software if something thaty looks like html is used]
You do following on the router:
logging NameOrIpOfLinuxBox
logging trap debug ! choose different level as you desire
logging facility local1! ch
Just for the records, I would love to see one using a Salami on a CCIE test
:))) lol
Just kidding Mike, I would go with both. :)
Persio
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To:
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Subject: CCIE Books [7:41093]
> Hello,
> I have been check
Hi,
I was as confused as you before, because different material
states different definition and categories about DLSw+ direct
encapsulation.
I am stick on the CD`s definition that DLSw+ Lite is one kind
of direct encapsulation over Frame Relay.
The following are my notes and conclusion regarding
Tim,
Change your Supervisor! From what Manny Gonzalez found out from
numerous Cisco sources, it's almost impossible. There are some diagnostic
versions of code that support it, but probably not available to most of us.
Chuck Church
Sr. Network Engineer
CCIE #8776, MCNE, MCSE
US Tennis
OK, maybe not token ring, your right. I just read it about Ethernet in a
few different places. Don't take my word for things, I am just a humble
CCNA :) Very soon to be CCNP, taking CIT soon. I found this information
on a few sites on the internet, not RFCs.
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Hello group,
The default SSH port is 22. For security reasons we would like to modify
this port to another value for VTY connexions. How can I modify the default
SSH port for VTY connexions on a Cisco router.
Thank you for any information.
Rock BASSOLE
Til: +33 (0) 1 45 96 22 03
Message Po
I have experienced this problem before I remember that time when this
problem occurred I did not have any tools to check if there is broadcast or
not, basically I was unaware of broadcast availability , what I was doing
as my network was only 20 computers is typing ping with known healthy
Etherne
NLI's ISBN is 1-931881-00-6
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> Bridges Routers and Switches ISBN?
>
> Ill purchase the Boson 1,2,3 tomorrow
>
> Thanks all :)
> Onto the written!
I found a cheet sheet on cisco's site. Heh.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/encheat.html
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I had always thought that
Your right Priscilla :) Yea, your also right about the different layers,
because at layer 3, you could have 0.
I found that
"802.5 has no min packet size"
"IEEE 802.3 networks have a minimum packet size that depends on the
transmission rate. For type 10BASE5 802.3 networks the minimum packet
s
>From what I understand the bridge id is comprised of two things.
A. MAC ADDRESS
B. PRIORITY
Do a show spantree to see what I mean.
Snip>
CAT5K (enable) sh spantree
VLAN 1
Spanning tree enabled
Spanning tree type ieee
Designated Root XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
Designated Root Prio
Dumb question but, You are talking about a router IOS? Or maybe you want
to know if PPPoE works on Pix? I know pix supports it in like 6.2. For
Routers, of course you have to have the correct interface, and I believe
they sell special IOS versions just for ADSL. Any idea on what model
router? If i
I've got an 806 that does this. It overloads the external ethernet interface
for PAT. It supports the Firewall feature set. And it supports PPPoE. I'm
currently running 12.2(2)XI1, but I'm not using PPPoE. I have a friend who
has the same setup but is using PPPoE.
Using the Software Advisor
http:
hi all,
anyone got any inputs why connecting to cisco vpn
concentrator 3005 yields only 9.6kbps with a pstn
connection over the internet at 64kbps.While if I were
to connect to win2k vpn server I get the same
connection speed as my pstn provider ,i.e. at 64kbps .
any form of inputs will be great
Tisk tisk!! Hehehee, you cheated Tim. hahahaha. See, I have eyes in here too.
Well, the quick answer is NOT POSSIBLE. The long answer is this:
Cisco's Catalyst OS makes a pool of 1024 addresses available to the switch.
The switch will assign
addresses to each VLAN, PORT, etc. sequentially until
Isn't PAT and overloading the same thing?
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I've got an 806 that does this. It overloads the external ethernet
interfac
Yep, you guys are correct.
"^" is the beginning-of-line character, and "$" is the End-of-Line
character. This means that ^10$ indicates the exact string of
"BOL,AS10,EOL" or an as-path that includes only AS10. In order for this
regex to be of any use to you, AS10 must be a neighboring AS, other
You could, if the PIX supported NAT transparency for IPSec like the VPN 3000
does. Unfortunately, this feature is not yet available. My SE tells me its
on the road map for inclusion sometime this year, but there are no firm
dates yet.
Your other option would be to get rid of the cayman router,
Ok I have spent ages trying to find an answer to this question, and probably
only added to my confusion. You know how it is you spend ages looking at
something and become snow blind or get tunnel vision or whatever, but I
cannot see the answer to the following:
How far does a bit travel in say 1
I have have an access-list 136 applied to my outside interface for inbound
traffic.
When I do a "debug ip packet 136 detail" it shows me both incoming and
outgoing traffic.
Why is it showing me outgoing traffic? - That has nothing to do with the
access-list - or???
Thanks,
Ole
~~~
Timothy ,
If the goal is just to change the Bridge ID ,then
just change the Priority . I don't know any way to change the MAC address
of the switch . Now, if teh ultimate goal is to stop the switch from
becoming the root of the Spanning Tree . Then you can use the STP R
I had a problem between two OSPF neighbors. Here is what I saw in the log:
OSPF-4_ERRRCV Received invalid packet: BAD Version
OSPF - Mismatch Authentication key - Message Digest Key 1
My question is what is meant by "Bad Version". Anyone seen this.
Tks,
Scott
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Have any of you tried using SNMP to monitor routers / servers from inside
the Time Warner Cable Network? (Put aside the obvious security risks for
the moment.)
I'm on the Time Warner Cable Network at home and I need to temporarily
install What's Up Gold at home to monitor a 3640. For some re
In article ,
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> Ok I have spent ages trying to find an answer to this question, and
probably
> only added to my confusion. You know how it is you spend ages looking at
> something and become snow blind or get tunnel vision or whatever, but I
> cannot see the answer to the
In theory, doesn't electricity travel at the speed of light? 186,000 feet
per second, I think.
I once read theory that electricity flows through copper more efficiently
than light flows through fiber, so the electrical bits would arrive first in
a race.
I have both interfaces here in the lab...
Well, yes and no. Initially I was behind a Linksys firewall that's doing
PAT. Supposedly, there's a transparency setting in the Linksys that'll
allow SNMP traffic through to the designated end device. Since I made the
correct settings in the Linksys and I was still having the problem, I
rem
Thats funny I didn't even notice that.
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Anyone taken CCIE practice lab at XINCON Technology, Downtown Toronto. If
you have then would you recommend it?
Mohsin
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The speed the bits travel should be negligible in comparison with the time
it takes the intermediate(routers, switch,...) and end nodes to
receive/process the signal. So if you're curious for computational purposes
it wouldn;t matter. Electricty in a vacuum travels at light speed. I'm not
sure the
Any access-lists blocking SNMP except certain locations??? Or an access-list
blocking SNMP from entering the interface??
I assume you have verified connectivity from home to there. It *should* work
as I was able at one time to do SNMP polling on Time Warner.
While Off-topic, what do you think abo
At 11:11 PM 4/10/02, Ouellette, Tim wrote:
>The other day while troubleshooting an issue, I saw some pings from out
>Tivoli Netview box and it was showing ping times in the 15,000+ ms range. Is
>this possible? I though there was a limit on this particular field in the
>head. If an of our frame-for
oh boy. Not again.
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Timothy ,
If the goal is ju
Hi,
Can someone point to a URL that points out the reason why a NetWare server's
Internal IPX address must be unique throughout a NetWare domain in spite of
the
fact that it is used only internally, i.e. "locally significant"?
Since this requirement apparently implies that this address is checked
Timoue (timeout!? ;-)
IP TTL is a reverse hop count. The sender sets it to some large number like
255 or 64 or 32 (depending on the OS). Each router decrements it by one. If
that causes the TTL to become zero, then the packet is dead. The router
discards it. The goal is to stop a packet from t
Has anyone checkout out this new Syslog program from Somix? Looks nice..
http://www.somix.com/products/logalot/
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There are several factors:
1) Clock rate of the line
2) Buffering delay by any intermediary devices such as ATM/FR switches
3) Speed of light
If we take a simple case and say that there are no layer 2 devices in the
path and only digital cross-connects. I have read (somewhere) that the
speed of
Hi all,
I'm taking the switching test on monday.Any last minute tips for the
switching exam ??
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Uniq
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know your multilayer switching commands..
MikeS
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At 12:50 PM 4/11/02, Jeffrey Reed wrote:
>In theory, doesn't electricity travel at the speed of light? 186,000 feet
>per second, I think.
Miles per seconds! ;-) As Wes said, "The rough calculation for the
propagation
of an electromagnetic signal in wire is 66% of the speed of light in a
vacuum. O
Great answer!
Priscilla
At 02:01 PM 4/11/02, Kent Hundley wrote:
>There are several factors:
>
>1) Clock rate of the line
>2) Buffering delay by any intermediary devices such as ATM/FR switches
>3) Speed of light
>
>If we take a simple case and say that there are no layer 2 devices in the
>path
now if he recited that from memory, we should all just throw in the
towel hehe :) I certainly suck at math anyway...reciting some crazy
formula to calculate latency would send me over the edge!
>>> "Priscilla Oppenheimer" 04/11/02 02:44PM >>>
Great answer!
Priscilla
At 02:01 PM 4/11/02,
Did you enable CLNS routing? You need to turn this on before you can
configure ISIS.
Anthony Pace
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>
> I am trying to configure IS-IS at CCIE lab, and two of my router did not
> allow
> me to get
Which means we are attached to AS-10, because if the route had traversed any
other AS's the 10 could not be up against both the $ and the ^ . Would you
agree with that? What would be the regexp for my neigbors routes and my
neigbors directly connected customers routes? (meaning 10 would be the las
It could be one of a few things:
Mismatched area ID,Bad checksum,OSPF not enabled on the receiving
interface,Bad version,Invalid type,Bad link-state update advertisement
count,Bad link-state update length .
Check http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/104/19.html .
sam sneed
""STRAND Scott"" wrote
Don't be, this looks like its relatively new. I remember looking into CCDA
6-9 months ago. You did not need CCNA to get CCDA back then. They were
totally seperate tracks.I'm sure of it.
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CLNS is not need for IS-IS routing for IP
At 03:03 PM 4/11/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Did you enable CLNS routing? You need to turn this on before you can
>configure ISIS.
>
>Anthony Pace
>
>
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Never have tried it, but could you please let us know if it ends up being
worth it if you do buy it.
Thanks.
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> Hello all - Unfortunately, I do not have funds to go out and buy an ISDN
> simulator. I have been lookin
Just finished the CSIDS exam, completing the series of four to become a CSS1.
My take, if anyone is interested, is below, and tests are in the order I
took them:
MCNS - I'm glad I took this one first, as it covered all the material of
the next two exams.
CSPFA - A slightly more focused rehash
Okay, here is a link to instructions on how to get into Engineering Mode. I
am banging away at it
figuring out how to do it. If someone finds out first, please post your
findings :-)))
http://www.heinzulm.com/Cat1.htm
_
Manny Gonzalez ..
>Hey, I think I'll hold out for #! :-)
>
>Todd
Wonder if there's a CCIE #?
>
>
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>To: "Todd Carswell"
>Cc: "John Mistichelli" ; "Chris Hugo"
>;
>Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 11:12 AM
>Subject: Re: CCIE Lab Practice WorkBook ECP-1
Hi All,
I need suggestion for my ccnp exam, Is it easy to take all three exam (
Routing, switching and Remote access) together in a single paper, or Its
easy to give individual exam for Routing,switching and Remote access.
Regards
Ravi
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They are separate tracks, but you have always needed the CCNA before you
were awarded the CCDA.
Clayton Dukes
Cisco Info Center SE
CCNA, CCDA, CCDP, CCNP, NCC
(h) 904-292-1881
(c) 904-477-7825
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To:
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 3:46 PM
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I'm going to chip in both with some simplifying rules and some
additional information. I suggest you also read RFCs 2679 and 2544.
I will have the first white paper of a performance series available
free on Certzone on May 1.
>now if he recited that from memory, we should all just throw in t
I'm looking for a good hyperterminal program for linux, if anyone has any
recommendations.
Thanks,
Jeff
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the best one is not to use HT at all...
Get a term application that works...
tera term, reflections, secure crt, etc..
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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That depends on how you like to do your test,
Personally I preferred the individual test since
I worked on each subject for a month or so. To do
all 3 at once was a lot more than I could do from memory
in one sitting...
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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I agree with Larry. We use SecureCRT as we do not use telnet but only SSH
to our UNIX/Linux machines. It is a GREAT program...
Chris
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minicom or, the x version, xminicom. It should be included in most linux
distros.
-Kent
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Tested on both a Sup II and a Sup III.
URL is incorrect
password HW FW SW enablepass
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> Subject: Re: Change the Bridge ID on a cat5k [7:41226]
>
>
> Oka
He's a question I've always was curious about:
If you have your linux box/unix box set up for logging, but you want to log
more than 7 devices with their own log file, how do you do it if you only
have 6-7 facilities (local0-local7) to work with in the syslog.conf file?!?!
all tips and tricks a
Hmmm, oh man, no no no. I did get in there... I meant change the bridge
ID... hehehehe
LEt me know.
Daniel Cotts wrote:
>
> Tested on both a Sup II and a Sup III.
> URL is incorrect
> password HW FW SW enablepass
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Manny Gonzalez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Try www.nerdbooks.com. Theri prices are just as good if not better.
If you have a question, you can call and the owner or one of his in store
staffers will take the call personally. These guys really know their books
(unlike most book stores).
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As usual, you guys have come through with much, much help. I can't thank
you enough. Regrettably, the only terminal emulation program I've used to
date is HyperTerminal.
Thanks very much.
Jeff
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Okay, I'm much clearer on this now. So in reality, the IP TTL
doesn't really measure anything anymore, we just need to make sure our
routers decrement it so that a box getting an IP packet with 0 will
discard it any not let it float around the networka aimlessly.
Thanks for the help. Much ap
Anyone know how to clear the statistics that show up in the output of a "sh
controllers atm1/0" command? Clear counters has no effect, clear atm stat
has no effect.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Craig
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I too just finished all 4 exams, and found that if sufficiently prepared for
the MCNS, the other exams were not terribly difficult... just a re-hash.
Used Cisco Press MCNS book... this will get you through all but CSIDS. For
that, I used used the Cisco website.
Congrats on your success.Chewy Gr
Although I have not used the syslog function of this app, the 3com app is
pretty cool too. Unfortunately, it only runs on Windows, but combines a
FTP/TFTP server and client, as well as a syslog server. Not shabby..and free!
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Hi guys,
Please advise me how to use this switch. Can I set it up as a ISDN
simulator? I don't have manual for this one.
Thanks.
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Not totally true. I will have to look up the formula but there is one for
computing delay on a line and it does come into play. I have a large voice
network to latin america. You are right the each router adds a chunk - about
20 ms of delay if they are not overloaded, but a line down to Argenti
Hello,
I am planning to load balance 3 T1 lines going to same destination. I would
like to know if somebody has implemented MLPPP for this purpose? Is it
better than IOS load balancing? Cisco document says that MLPP is better but
more CPU intensive. Please give your real life experience.
Thanks.
If I have this simple net:
3660(FR Switch)---3640
I am using NM-4T on both routers.
Default (HDLC) encapsulation causes both router serial interfaces to
come up. I am trying inverse ARP from Caslow book but as
soon as I enable FR (or even PPP) encap, line goes down. 3660 is the D
HI,
1. Getting an error while trying to use browser to configure vpn conc.3000
series, - "access level 15".
2.neiher thru telnet I am able to successfully login - except for console
port.
Can any1 tell me where is the mistake i hv made
Thankx
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Does anyone know of a good step by step tutorial for setting up minicom
for use to terminal into routers and switches? Pardon my ignorance,
I've done a good amount of work with linux, but I've never used any
terminal program besides HyperTerminal (don't laugh) on anything but
windows. I've b
Do you really think you can find a CCIE who is designed for your strict
requirement? I don't think so.
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Subject: Requirement for PT CCIE or near CCIE (DC based w travel) [3:4413]
> Following is a new re
Did you put frame-relay intf-type on the frame-interface?
Chris
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>
> 3660(FR Switch)---3640
>
> I am using NM-4T on both routers.
> Default (HDLC) encapsulation causes both router
Do you have another router to connect to the 3660? This would give you a
better idea of how it really works. It looks like right now you are trying
to do frame relay back to back, which also works, but it depends on how you
have your settings. If you want to do frame relay encapsulation back to
I am thinking of purchasing one of the MCNS Boson tests as well as a Boson
CSPFA test... anyone purchased/used these? Recommendations?
- Sean
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Im trying to understand power redundancy in the Cisco 4006 switch. Reading
through the online information, Cisco seems to imply you must have at least
two power supplies up and running at all times. The 3rd power supply
provides redundancy. Other vendors allow you to run at least a partially
popu
Ping,
Have you configure the following comands on FR switch ?
1. Global config mode : "frame-relay switching"
2. Interface config mode: "frame-relay intf-type dce"
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Subject: Frame-Relay Problem [7:41250]
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Yes. It works from 3660 to 3800. Doesn't work from
NM-4T to NM-4T.
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Chris Camplejohn wrote:
> Did you put frame-relay intf-type on the frame-interface?
>
> Chris
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> > If I have this simple net:
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> > 3660(FR Switch
The question is that Caslow says on page-110 that if FR switching is
on, just enabling the encapsulation will bring up the PVC by using
inverse arp. I don't see that happening.
/N
"Engelhard M. Labiro" wrote:
> Ping,
>
> Have you configure the following comands on FR switch ?
> 1. Global config
Kris,
I fully recomend the nli's book, very good, you could get it from
www.ccbootcamp.com but the most important element is be able to understand
the material.Don't ignore the cisco web site as well as the blue print.
Good luck,
JB
""Kris Keen"" wrote in message
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as far as Boson test go, use the one that works for you..
I used the one by Bernard and it didn't work for me, I used
the one by Dennis and I think it prepares one for the written
test a great deal better...everyone has thier own method of
studying and choosing tools
As far as implying that I
Bruce Caslow's book:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0130903892/qid=1018481983/sr=1-
1/ref=sr_1_1/002-2255348-4805636
NLI:
http://www.ccbootcamp.com
HTH
A strobel
Quoting Sam Deckert :
> Bridges, Routers, and
> Switches for CCIE's by Andrew Bruce Caslow.
> 0130903892
>
> HTH,
>
> S
AFAIK, you can only block HTTP content using NBAR, although Cisco is working
on adding additional protocols for classifying content.
You can use the IDS features in the IOS to catch some SPAM related mail,
such as the number of recipients in an email message. Based on this you
could setup your m
from my experience using such an as-path regex, ^10$ would be ONLY 10
and _10_ would be "containing 10 in the path" there for denying 4513 10 as
well
Joseph Brunner
ASN 21572
MortgageIT MITLending
New York, NY 10038
(212) 651 - 7695 Voice
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system.sysUpTime.0
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0
works all cisco stuff
Joseph Brunner
ASN 21572
MortgageIT MITLending
New York, NY 10038
(212) 651 - 7695 Voice
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