It should work just fine. Haven't tested DHCP in 6.2
but have set up PIX outside interface up as DHCP
client in past. The only minor problem I see is that I
don't think there is a way to change the MAC address
if they restrict DHCP via MAC address, but that might
not effect you.
--- Wayne Jang
I just wanted to know what everyone is using on there connections to
outside. For now I am just using NAT on a 1605R. I am only using it to go to
outside. What can I do to secure this router. All of the traffic will either
be http or ftp going out. Is there any thing I can do to improve performanc
He probably just needs to see the "Password recovery" procedure. If he is
legitimately trying to recover a password from a router he has direct access
to then no problem. If he's trying to break into one, then you have not
provided any information that is not public knowledge on Cisco's site
any
It's not in Cisco's best interest to crank out CCIEs and I doubt that's what
they're doing (or going to do) After all, this is a job posting, and I
doubt they're going to hire and train enough people to make an impact in the
total number of CCIEs out there. (i.e. they may hire 5, 10, hell ma
-T-J
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Typo - I don't think so!
I knew a guy who was hired by Cisco to go overseas because of his language
skills. This was just before the "BIG" Cisco layoff's started. Anyhow, he
went from zero to CCNP in a couple of months and then became a statistic.
But it went something like this. Live, breath and
Team,
Do you have to setup the frame-relay switch when you take the lab test or it
is already configure (save time), just a curiosity..
Thanks,
J
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Just curious, will the Pix 506 (6.2)work if you have a DHCP assigned IP from
your DSL provider?
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I recently installed the Aironet 350, however, I'm not expert.
It is a little confusing, the bridge can actually act as an access point in
addition to only being a bridge. The software for the products allows you
to set how the product will work.
Does this help? What are you trying to do? May
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I have a few shareware and demos here.
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Thanks again Mark.
Right now I working on licensing with Cisco because I need to upgrade my PIX
code to 6.2 which supports PPPoE. Then I will give it a try.
I was trying to get it working without the Enhanced DSL at this time.
Ronnie
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recent college grad can get a CCIE in 6 months with little to no experience.
It must be a typo.
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If this is true then it represents an even worse devaluation of the CCIE
than what has happened already. Not only will there be those lab-rat CCIE's
out there with zero experience that are being churned out already, but now
Cisco itself will be pumping out CCIE's with as little as 3 months
experi
Keep in mind that you will be *REPLACING* your workstation with the PIX for
PPPoE connectivity. You will no longer need the client software on your
workstation; your workstation(s) will be on whatever Private Subnet you
choose/assign to the 'Inside Interface', and PAT or "NAT Overload" on the
'Ou
Yes Mark I was referring to the PPPoE. I have the client loaded on my PC and
cannot pass through the PIX. However I can ping the PIX inside address. I
have the 501 just for home use.
Thanks for the link. I searched the site and could find anything like this.
Let me try this stuff and I will let y
not sure if this is still true (or if it ever was) but i had heard that
cisco has higher standards for certs for empolyees. That the passing score
on most of the tests for an employee is higher than for the rest of us.
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Join Cisco and get CCIE in 3-6 months. Must be a typo.
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/jobs/JobAgent?rm=jobdetail&req_id=703608&keywo
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I assume you are referring to the fact that your DSL is PPPoE DSL (You have
to install the EnterNet DSL software on your computer if you want to access
the DSL Gateway and connect to the internet (which also means you use a User
Name/Password combination to connect) correct!?!
If so,
I installed ActiveState ActivePerl 5.6
Using W2K Pro
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Sniffer, as in the program from NA, is not available for a free download
(quite expensive actually). Ethereal, available at www.ethereal.com, IS free
and available for Windows and *NIX.
Sean
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I am new to the Pix setup has anybody configured a PIX with EnterNet DSL
setup. Any config help would be appreciated.
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That's an interesting article I'm going to have to forward to my co-workers.
Thanks.
I can say we have had the same problem with MCI and AT&T, but we have beaten
them to get wins, not on price, but on the rapport and confidence we
establish with a customer and the core competency of our engineers
Bridge is network to network.
AP is for Clients to Network.
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> here, but there are a lot of knowlegable people here that might help.
>
> What
I believe the SX refers to short wavelegth for the GBIC's. I don't recall
an option for the 42. Do you have part numbers? If I had to take a shot in
the dark, I'd say get 12 SX (6 for the 4K and 6 for the other 6 switches you
are ordering). These are just guesses and pert numbers would be help
Look up Ethereal.
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I think you can only configure encapsulation on a serial interface.
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> I have a question regarding a Cisco 2503 acting as a Frame-Relay
> switch. For the serial ports I already managed to configure it as a FR
> switch
Hello All
I have a core switch specification and I am confused with what module
exactly I have to order , the specification is :
1 * core switch
1 * Supervisor Engine III
with L3 with 24/100/1000
2 * 6 port Gigabit Ethernet (GBIC)
1 * Redundant PSU
42 * SX port
the second core switch
1 * cor
In it's most basic sense, an AP usually has clients (PC/laptops) connected
to it for access to the network and a bride connects networks together.
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I have one question that most probably doesn't fit into any studies
here, but there are a lot of knowlegable people here that might help.
What is the difference between Aironet bridges and aironet access
points? Bridges are, obviously, more expensive and that's not my point.
Can
You have to remember them.
Phil.
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Can any body tell me is there is formula to figure out the maximum frame
size in a RIF packet, or do I have to memorize all these numbers?.
Thanks
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I have a core switch specification and I am confused with what module
exactly I have to order , the specification is :
1 * core switch
1 * Supervisor Engine III
with L3 with 24/100/1000
2 * 6 port Gigabit Ethernet (GBIC)
1 * Redundant PSU
42 * SX port
the second core switch
1 * cor
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