Thanks dre
This will definitely helps.
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Try setting up examples from IP Quality of Service.
I read the book before the exam, and it was good,
but
I would have rather had some time to configure up a
bunch of examples. Even better would be to read
interesting question. without tearing up my pod to set up a QD, let me try
a little logic here.
when the router checks its FIB, and determines that the packet in question
is to go out a particular interface ( as opposed to a network ) what happens
then? does the router place that packet onto the
Hello all , I have 2-3com 4007 switches fully loaded. 2-930 watt power
supplies, 2 enterprise management engine modules (model ecb9eme), 4-36-port
10/100BASE-TX Switching Module (Model Number: 3CB9LF36R) , 1-9-port Gigabit
Switching Module (Model Number: 3CB9LG9MC) Fiber, 1-12-port 10/100BASE-TX
Chuck shaped electrons, photons, and little dot things to say:
interesting question. without tearing up my pod to set up a QD, let me try
a little logic here.
when the router checks its FIB, and determines that the packet in question
is to go out a particular interface ( as opposed to a network
What's ITM? I'm sure once you tell me what it is, I'll say DOH!
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I took the CCIE RS Beta this afternoon, here's what I experienced:
About 1/5 of the exam I thought should be on the CCNA instead (Make
sure you know ITM
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but
routing out via an Ethernet interface will likely just *drop* the packet
onto that broadcast domain (subnet) without pointing it to a specific
next
hop.
This raises an
Any particular intel motherboard?
Sure, I guess my other posts didn't make it to the list.
Here is some more info.
Intel SE440BX-2 motherboard (check the revision, the news revs of the board
seem to work better)
2 or 3 Intel 82577 Pro100/B NIC
Cisco 16MB PIX Flash card (or the Cisco 2 meg
Hello everyone,
I'm quite new to the world of Cisco so please bear with me.
I've just replaced an old 10MB hub with a 2900 Catalyst Switch. All the
connections are fine except for one. I have a relatively blank
configuration with all the computers in one vlan. For this one
connection I
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One might think that a static route to a broadcast interface type would be
ambiguous for layer 2, and it is. But what IOS does in that case is just
ARP for the destination IP and hope it gets an answer. It will work,
Wow Thank you all, I have definitely learned a lot from this. When I do sh
IP route I can see that I am getting a default route from the cable
provider. Earlier when I was trying to figure out this problem I was running
several debugs and I saw encapsulation failed errors which is in line with
Giles Funnell wrote:
I've just replaced an old 10MB hub with a 2900 Catalyst Switch. All the
connections are fine except for one. I have a relatively blank
configuration with all the computers in one vlan. For this one
connection I can't ping either the PC or the switch from the PC.
I just got a IDS 4210 and want to manage it now, where can I download
a CSPM 3.0 Eval?
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I'm quite new to the world of Cisco so please bear with me.
Since this is quite basic question, you might post it on associate
list, as well. But, here we go anyway. Someone more experienced will, of
course, correct me if I'm blatantly wrong in what I write (just a humble
apprentice
I use Kiwisyslog, it works great for me, they have several other useful
utilities on their website including Cattools which can be scheduled to save
router configs periodically.
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Cisco syslog can be directed at *any*
Can the IOS based 4000's and 6000's do protocol filtering like they can in
the CatOS? If so, what is the command, as I can't find it anywhere.
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http://sar.dynu.com
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What's ITM? I'm sure once you tell me what it is, I'll say DOH!
Internetworking Technology Multimedia CD or the Internetwokring
Technology Handbook from Cisco Press.
-dre
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A standard PCMCIA PCI card will work for the flash card?
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Any particular intel motherboard?
Sure, I guess my other posts didn't make it to the list.
Here is
NO, It has to be the one from Cisco. I had purchased the 16meg Pix flash
upgrade and had the old Cisco Pix 2 MB flash card left over. That is what I
am using in this home-built Pix.
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My understanding is the Cat2950's replace the 2900XL's, and that with the
exception of the 3508G's and the 3524-PWR's the 3500 line is EOI (i think
july 1?). The 3550 is a 'suggested' replacement for the 3500Xl, and the
pricing is supposed to drop on the 3550's. Bear in mind that the 3550 is a
Hi ,
I m interested to participate
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I'm looking for a few people that would be interested in authoring a
chapter
for a CCNA book Network Learning
You can try the software center on cisco's website. You might need a CCO
account in order to download the CSPM eval though.
HTH,
Don Nguyen
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So... which routers will you have on sell soon ? Still looking to fill out
my CCIE lab =)
Don
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The EOL URL referenced below is, in my opinion, one of the most incomplete
lists on CCO. Use it as a starting point by all means, but don't rely
on it to cover everything that has been EOL'd, because it doesn't.
(Actually, it appears to be a little more complete now than it used to be
- but
I am having a problem getting a CS-516 to reverse telnet to a 3524XL Switch.
The 516 is running 10.3(7) and can reverse telnet to routers, a PIX and VPN
3005 with no problem.
If I move a known good port from say a router to the 3524, it will not make
the connection.
If I connect my PC serial
Some items I had in my home lab that I no longer need. I'm willing to
let it
all go to 1 buyer for $1200 If interested in individual pieces that's ok
too.
1 Cisco 2517 - 16MB/8MB, 2 serial, 1 BRI(S/T), 1 Token Ring, 8-port MAU
$300
1 Cisco 2521 - 6MB/8MB, 4 Serial(2Sync/2Async), 1 BRI(S/T),
For spanning tree to work, do all the switches on a network (let us say a
LAN) have to support or enable Spanning Tree? That is the general question.
Specifically, I have an HP Procurve connected to a router, and then a
Netgear Switch that hooks into one of the ports on the HP. On the Netgear
The issue isn't with IPSec per se, its with allowing split tunneling. If a
user PC becomes compromised via a trojan that allows remote control such as
BackOrifice, Netbus, etc., if you allow split tunneling then not only can
the attacker control the users machine, they can use it as a jumping
we have a couple hundred of those same 3524xl boxes running on
console servers in cisco and have no problems...no special setup either.
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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I dont think stp will work since the netgears dont support spanning tree.
The netgear
switch thats connected to the HP will not be issuing bpdu's to the HP, so
the HP should not
see any spanning tree info from the rest of the network. Any loops in the
netgears will not be
detected by the STP
All,
Recieved this book today, mind you I paid for it with my arm. This book cant
be had in Australia, express delivery and the book, set me back a nice $220
bucks!
So far, Ive sucked in the Bridging Chapter, very condensed, nice overview
with I believe all you need to know...
Sit the exam in
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