It's CBAC you are dealing with.
You have an acl to protect you from incoming traffic.
If trffic to a certain destination exits your router,
then an entry is added to this acl to permit responses
from that destination to come in. That's all.
Inspect means the router makes that inspection on
Got an 806 router with two Ethernet interfaces used for broadband access to
the
Internet. Ethernet 1 is typically the WAN interface pointing towards the
Internet router, while Ethernet 0 is a 4-port hub used for the local LAN.
Everything works properly when the 806 is configured in the
Oops, just realized I said diffusing computation, when I meant SPF
computationSorry, diffusing comps are EIGRP :(
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Thanks.. Priscilla.. I understamd what you mean about the route issue and I
think it is right. But I don't have one more issue. That's the DNS. I
tried to test whether new DNS is working or not with the following. But it
always give me Bad IP address, but the DNS IP is proven to be working
Could you please help us with the url or paths to those cisco docs you
used.
Thanks and best regards.
Joe
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sorry me again, I think I know why my router can't query the DNS. The reason
is when I do a extended ping as follow, it tried to query the DNS server for
real IP with the source address of the serial0 (default) before we can
specify to use ethernet0 as the source address. And ISP never
IP inspect is the IOS based FW. It looks at packets that go through router,
and depending on your config, let it through or not.
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The statement below does not sound correct.
Please check the following link :
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/pix_62/config/
mngacl.htm
(watch for line wrap)
It says :
Allowing Inbound Connections
By default, the PIX Firewall denies access to an internal or
Hi Friends,
I have 2 Internet links working at present. One link terminated on Cisco
router and another link terminated on Telindus Crocus router ( which doesnt
have NAT functionality) To facilitate internet access i have configured NAT
on Cisco with overload, for second i have installed Windows
Hi
i am int the proccess of re-designing a network for 1,000 users over 4 sites
, in 1 city.
and for the Lan`s themselfs i am thinking of changing my approch
i usually follow all the standard design principal`s laid down by
Miss P , and Mr H..( MANY THANKS..)but i am interested in changing
Sorry, I guess that wasn't very clear. Suppose you attain an R/S CCIE and
now wish to go for security or C/S. As the lab is the same for all three, is
it necessary to keep retaking the lab or will the written be enough? I
assume you probably do have to take the lab again, however since it is the
I just talked to someone yesterday who said they are running OSPF on the
WIN2000 servers and using dual NICs effectively. Is this a better way to
dual home servers?
Jeffrey Reed
Classic Networking, Inc.
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If are not using the ip ospf network command, then how are you
advertising your routes, static route and then redistrubute static
within OSPF? When you do a show routes on one of the hub routers, are
you seeing the routing table for all network in your WAN or just the 2
network that router is
Iam a little late on this thread, first of all put your neighbor statement
on the hub only pointing to the spokes. Next configure map statements from
the spokes to the hub and to the other spokes and you should be okay. You
should not have to change your network statement because by default a
You can find lots of good info on Cisco NAT by surfing to cisco.com and
searching for NAT tips. Here's a shortcut:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/556/index.shtml
And here's an example to help with your specific question:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/nat_routemap.html
This
Does Cisco offer a IP based DSLAM that does not require ATM? All of the
current solutions I can find, like the 6260, are all IP+ATM. We have a
Gig MAN in place and do not want to overlay an ATM infrastructure just
to connect DSLAMs. We would like to just put a DSLAM in place, connect
it via
The command you reference is for context-based access control (cbac), part
of the firewall feature set (ffs). What it is and how it works are clearly
explained in the cisco documentation at cisco.com. Here's a shortcut link
that gives you all the basics:
Overload it by port so you are doing PAT instead of NAT. Is NAT a
requirement?
If so then create a second pool however it cannot be the same ip addresses as
the first pool. Perhaps you could layout your objective with a little more
detail.
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cut and paste your config in here so we can see what are doing.
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Got an 806 router with two Ethernet interfaces used for broadband access to
the
Internet. Ethernet 1 is typically the WAN interface pointing towards the
Hello all
This is a rephrase of my previous question on MPLS.
Does anyone know if it is possible to use
Tag-switching on 2500 platforms ? I have tried using
tag-switching ip interface command on 2511s on a test
lab but the command is not available. Is there a
different IOS version that I need,
I'm 99% sure Cisco doesn't have any such thing though I bounce this
off a DSL guy and he thought Cisco may be looking at something along
those line. You may want to ping your local SE.
Dave
Greene, Patrick wrote:
Does Cisco offer a IP based DSLAM that does not require ATM? All of the
The 6260 IS basically an ATM switch.
The IP functionalities are related to MPLS/VPN (Cell mode, or frame
mode over VP), PPP termination (PPPoA, PPPoE, L2X tunnelling...) and
ip routing (Eigrp, OSPF, ISIS, Rip, MP-BGP).
As wan interface it doesn't have a Giga Ethernet or POS.
It has only ATM
Only one small flaw in logic.
The labs are NOT the same. The security lab only has IP routing , but it
also includes a PIX firewall as well as IDS and IOS FW problems.
Those are not present in the RS lab ( Or at least this is what Im told, I
haven't actually been to the lab. 45 days and counting
I don't believe it is possible to run MPLS or Tag-Switching on the 2500's.
I purchased a few 4500M's pretty cheap which support most MPLS/Tag-Switching
features. Otherwise it's the 2600's and up...
-Michael Cohen
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OK. I have no idea if the labs are the same or not. I was basing my question
on the earlier post.
The deal is, you pass one of 8 possible writtens (although only 4 are
available as of today), which consist of 50% general knowledge material, and
the other 50% of subject-specific material, where
Hello all!
Does anyone know of any books/material that would be geared more toward ISP
network design? Looking for as much as I can find...
Thanks
Chris
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Seems to me, according to this:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/120newft/120
limit/120st/120st16/st_bgpnh.htm#xtocid188001
next-hop can be rewrote across IBGPs.
I agree that the 2500 is doing something wrong, as the normal neighor based
next-hop should
The lab is not the same for all three. As nrf has repeatedly tried to tell
you, they are three SEPARATE tracks. To achieve the R/S CCIE, you need to
pass the R/S written and the R/S CCIE Lab. To get your C/S CCIE, even if you
already have, say, you R/S CCIE *completed*, you still need to complete
Just wondering...was this the new format or the old?
Regards,
Frank
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Internet Routing Architectures 2nd edition would be one.
Dave
Chris Headings wrote:
Hello all!
Does anyone know of any books/material that would be geared more toward ISP
network design? Looking for as much as I can find...
Thanks
Chris
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I may be wrong but your friend is using a routing protocol and therefore the
below would not apply to the scenario.
As for running SOP on the server IMHO it would be overkill for this specific
situation. Keep it simple.
Would I run SOP on a server?
Depends on why I had the server built in the
Sorry list members, the spell-checker changed OSPF to SOP.
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I may be wrong but your friend is using a routing protocol and therefore
the
below would not apply
this is a 2 part question that I hope to hear everyone's opinion on.
1. What to do next? Im done with ccnp, is it worth it to move to ccda\dp,
what about css1, or just shoot for the ccie. i know that ccie will cost the
most by far, and the others could give me more of a foundation to build on
I found it difficult to use crtl-shift-6 to get back the terminal server.
Sometimes okay but sometimes not!
Can anyone help me? Can I change this with a simplier key?
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I've recently gone through a redesign of a large ISP. There are excellent
best practices types of ideas on NANOG's website in the form of old
presentations. If you have any specific questions I can try to answer them.
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Allright. Sean Knox has pretty much nailed it on the head. But let me try
one more time.
To become a R/S CCIE you must
#1) pass the R/S written
#2) pass the R/S lab
To become a Security CCIE you must
#1)pass the Security written
#2) pass the Security lab
To become a C/S CCIE you must
#1)Pass
Maybe the DNS replies can't back to the source either? I notice that the
router hasn't give you a chance yet to say that it should use e0 as source
instead of s0.
Can you ping the DNS server from the router? Do you have to make sure to
use e0 as the source to successfully ping the DNS server?
At 04:20 AM 5/10/02, Kenny Smith wrote:
sorry me again, I think I know why my router can't query the DNS. The reason
is when I do a extended ping as follow, it tried to query the DNS server for
real IP with the source address of the serial0 (default) before we can
specify to use ethernet0 as the
Could you please help us with the url or paths to those cisco docs you
used.
Thanks and best regards.
Joe
ashish
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At 12:35 PM 5/10/02, Maximus wrote:
Sorry list members, the spell-checker changed OSPF to SOP.
I think OSPF should be SOB. Just kidding! :-)
Priscilla
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I may
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management please forward to Bob Taylor @ 213-979-0032. Thanks.
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That's the catch.I am not allowed to use the fr map statements pointing
from one spoke to another.( as I mentioned in my initial mail). That
obviously would work!! :-)
Would you know of any way? I just cannot find the answer!!
From: eejioforManny
To: Cisco Nuts
Subject: Re: Give
No, I have not used the ip ospf network command on the spokes or the hub.
All I have is 1 FR map statement and 1 neighbor statement on each spoke
pointing to the hub rtr. Yes, the hub is the DR(with the command #neigbor
10.10.1.1 priority 2 on the spokes)
NO, no redistribution of routes
Yes, policy routing could very well be the solution without using FR map
statements. But how would I go about doing this? I mean what kind of policy
routing needs to be in place on the spoke so that I can ping to the other
spoke (going thru the Hub rtr). And thus, get to the Ethernets of the
Check out the Tech Talk at
http://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=Emerging_Technologies_discussion
on Internet Data Center Design...it may be of some use.
Patrick
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I found it difficult to use crtl-shift-6 to get back the
terminal server.
Sometimes okay but sometimes not!
Can anyone help me? Can I change this with a simplier key?
You can set it to escape by doing this:
line vty 0 4
escape-character 27
!
Same apples if you want to
You need to apply your IP inspect in the opposite direction of your external
interfaces ACL. So, if you have an ACL applied inbound on your external
interface you need to apply your IP Inspect list outbound. The reason
being, CBAC will inspect your outbound packets and then dynamically insert
Hi , you should press ctrl+shift+6+x many times
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I found it difficult to use crtl-shift-6 to get back the terminal server.
Sometimes okay but sometimes not!
Can anyone help me? Can I change this with a simplier
Define an acl on each spoke with all of the remote networks ie:
access-list 100 permit any (ip of remote network)
Do this for each of the remote networks. Then define a route map matching
on that access list and set the next hop to the ip of the hub router. Apply
to the outgoing serial
Priscilla,
That's not very lady like ;-) Just kidding too :-)
Rah
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At 12:35 PM 5/10/02, Maximus wrote:
Sorry list
We were playing with a WS-X6516-GE-TX in the lab and someone used a
cross-over cable to connect a PC. We received a LINK, even though it was
PC-to-switch. We had the same results with a straight patch cable. Can any
confirm these are auto sensing transmit and receive pairs of a CAT5 cable
and
Hello all!
Does anyone know of any books/material that would be geared more toward ISP
network design? Looking for as much as I can find...
Thanks
My new book, Building Service Provider Networks from Wiley, should
be in bookstores around Memorial Day. I don't yet have the ISBN. It
Sob as in cry! OSPF makes me cry. ;-)
At 07:15 PM 5/10/02, Rah Hussain wrote:
Priscilla,
That's not very lady like ;-) Just kidding too :-)
Rah
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Not supported.
Eric Lange
651-205-1329
James
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If you don't have map statement at the spokes this will not work. Basically
what you are missing is the layer 2 to layer 3 mapping. Just like ARP on
ethernet the router needs to map a layer 3 address to a layer 2 address. In
this case you do it with a map statement which links the IP address
Thanks to everyone!!!
Chris
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Sounds like bootcamp lab #1 to me... heh.
Try policy-based routing on the frame interfaces of the spokes.
You want it to change the next hop to point back to the hub router's IP...
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Cool, I didnt know the ISP Dial qualification exam applied to the CS lab
exam. I'll have to schedule the CS lab exam then. Anyone else taking it?
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796 (RS / Security)
Network Learning Inc
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The ping problem is not related to the routing or OSPF protocol. Trying to
ping remote IP over FR with no frame map statement will cause of
encapsulation failure. The router doesn't know how to encapsulate the IP
packet in DLCI number.
Since you can not use frame map statement, the only option
Thanks!!!
We are an ISP in So. Cal. We are gearing up to open other offices in
bewteen Arizona and Ca...
We are trying to decide what would be the best way of intergrating our ISP
network...like...
Should we just continue to use our one ASN and have all traffic come back to
the Global NOC, or
Oh I see hehehe
Rah
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Sob as in cry! OSPF makes me cry. ;-)
At 07:15 PM 5/10/02, Rah Hussain wrote:
Priscilla,
I use Cisco routers and switches throughout my hole network,. I been
learning as I go and read the posts here so far I feel confident in
operating certain hardware models .However, we I have a need to
understand more is the ios, from what I read so far each model and
depending on what you
LOL. OSPF is a wonderful thing, remember that life has a funny way of
punishing those who can't recognize its little gifts, you could be working
with IS-IS .
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I think the issue is not the link, you can get a link light with
either, it the tx-tx, rx-rx that is the problem with the wrong cable.
IOW the wire responsible for link doesn't change.
Dave
Jeffrey Reed wrote:
We were playing with a WS-X6516-GE-TX in the lab and someone used a
It is actually very basic. If someone can run this test on their Cisco 806
and report
their findings. I can see the problem by just doing the following:
erase startup-config
reload
assign IP addresses to both Ethernet interfaces
connect my laptop to E0 (4 port LAN hub)
connect ISP router to E1
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Go to Cisco's website.
There's a link called the ABC's of IOS. I'm sure there's more than you'd
ever want to know here:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/732/abc/
Regards,
Craig
At 03:11 PM 5/10/2002 -0400, you wrote:
I use Cisco routers and switches throughout my hole network,. I been
George,
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/620/1.html
http://www.cisco.com/kobayashi/support/tac/t_index.shtml looking for
Software Advisor
You can always open a ticket with TAC to make sure you are choosing the
right/recommended version.
HTH
Kent
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Any sites, boards or study material for the CCIE R/S recert written tests?
Seems like an area thatno one has got covered.
Thanks!
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as my company won't help pay for it.
MG
Network Engineer
RoadRunner High Speed Online
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Hello all!
Does anyone know of any books/material that would be geared more toward
ISP
network design? Looking for as much as I can find...
Thanks
My new book, Building Service Provider Networks from Wiley,
Hi Folks,
Next week I am going to give my
CCNP Routing (640-503) exam.Please give me your
suggestion like which area should I concentrate
more.
Thanks
Ravi
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I'm trying to configure ethernet 2-4 on a PIX 501 (3DES), but it comes back
saying only 2 interfaces are active. When I do a show version it say
maximum interfaces: 2 Am I missing something or what? Please lemme
know!!!
Thanx,
mkj
~~~
Michael Jablonski
ABN AMRO
There were some really good answers to this question.
In particular, I liked the person who mentioned the NetPro
IDC design session (Cisco's SRND's are also really good).
Howard's new book will be interesting to check out. His
other suggestions of checking out NANOG, RADB, RIPE,
etc are also
On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 02:40:13PM -0400, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
Hello all!
Does anyone know of any books/material that would be geared more toward
ISP
network design? Looking for as much as I can find...
Thanks
My new book, Building Service Provider Networks from
If you have a PIX 501, it only has 2 interfaces.
There are some additional RJ-45 ports, but that is not configurable, they
are more or less built in switch ports...
0 = outside
1 = inside
2-4 = ports so you can attach PCs directly into the firewall.
- Paul
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steps for creating 'client to Pix VPN' ??? I'm having difficulty setting
this up ... I've even tried PPTP with no authentication without success
...
I am using ver 6.1 for the Pix and 3.5 for the Cisco VPN client ...
Any
1. I want to configure DDR on 2600/3600 back-to-back:
Router-ADDR--Router-B
What BRI modules do I need?
2. I have this setup;
Analog Phone---Router-A--BRI--Router-B-Analog Phone
Both analog phones connected to VIC-2FXS in NM-2V
Router A has VIC-2BRI-S/T-TE and
At 2:53 PM -0400 5/10/02, Chris Headings wrote:
Thanks!!!
We are an ISP in So. Cal. We are gearing up to open other offices in
bewteen Arizona and Ca...
We are trying to decide what would be the best way of intergrating our ISP
network...like...
Should we just continue to use our one ASN and
The port will take upto 50 seconds to come up. This is due to Spanning Tree
Protocol.
The switch is making sure you do not have a switching loop. For all the
switch ports
that are attached to and end node (workstation, printer..etc) you should
enable
PortFast. Then the port will come up in a
If you are going to have local uplinks in your other locations (and it is not
just a hub-and-spoke design with no need for internet redundancy), then I
would run the same ASN throughout, use BGP Confederations (maybe not,
depending on the number of uplinks, routers and your client's transport
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We are an ISP in So. Cal. We are gearing up to open other offices in
bewteen Arizona and Ca...
We are trying to decide what would be the best way of intergrating our ISP
network...like...
Should we just continue
First, the traceback -Traceback= 60EC68D4 60EDD6B8 60EC74E0 60EBD4CC
60E9FE34 60EADCE8
6043407C 60434068 can be decoded by symbol files by Cisco and that will pin
point what
the problem is.
When you say Flash you mean the external PCMCIA flash card, right?
It is used only during the boot
Jason
Being as I am in a similar position to you in that I have completed all of
the exams for CCNP (still awaiting results from support beta exam) I can
tell you what I am have been doing and am planning. I will let you decide
if this is relevent or useful to you.
1) First of all as I have
If your VPN Client is behind a Router, such as a DSL/Cablemodem Router for
the home, you will need to make sure that the device allows NAT, and you
configure a static map from a public IP to the private IP of the host in
question.
Otherwise, you will experience the problems your describing.
On the 501 it only has 2 interfaces. The inside and the outside. The other 4
ports are switch ports and they are not configurable.
Thanks
Larry
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Buy the Cisco Press BSCN book... it has more information than you will need,
but worth the price. BUT, since you are taking the exam next week, I doubt
you have time to read the entire book... so I would go to CCO and look at
the exam outline, and cram from online resources.
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Those ports are switched ports of the inside interface. Envision those four
ports as being a single port representing the inside interface. So you only
have (2) interfaces avaiable (the inside and the outside).
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
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Network Learning Inc
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We are an ISP in So. Cal. We are gearing up to open other offices in
bewteen Arizona and Ca...
We are trying to decide what would be the best way of intergrating our
ISP
If you are going the security recert route, I can help you there.
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796 (RS / Security)
Network Learning Inc
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Any sites, boards or study material
The book is MORE than enough.
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Hey guys,
If anybody has any good links or reading material on Policy routing please
respond to this posting. I really want to get it down. Ive searched
everywehere and found about 3 links on the Cisco Website with pertinent
information. If anybody knows where i can find all about policy
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We are trying to decide what would be the best way of intergrating our
ISP
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You also might want to check out Barry Greene / Philip Smith's
new CiscoPress book, Cisco ISP Essentials and the website,
http://www.ispbook.com/
I heard the book is partially based on the papers from this link:
Or from a different perspective... even though it may not be technically
correct...
consider the Inside interface to be a Virtual or Logical interface, rather
than a Physical Interface.
Is that safe to say?!?!
... and this only applies to the PIX 501.
Mark
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From:
Using Gre allows one to encapusulate multiple
protocols across the tunnel .
regards,
Jason Yee
--- ira wrote:
Hallo list,
What is the difference btw. GRE tunnel and IP-IP
tunnel?
Why should I use one and not the other and when?
I am currently using GRE tunnels .
Thanks.
If you want good voice, then don't burst above CIR...otherwise, provider is
allowed to throw away the packets...He has no idea which are voice and which
are data. You absolutely don't want your voice packets dumped or your voice
quality will suffer.
You should look at LLQ. Apply inside CBWFQ.
Same pool of questions... So does not matter
I was ready to use VUE but they have hard and fast rules regarding
rescheduling... I missed my scheduled CCIE test (Death in Family) and
ask for a reschedule date at THEIR discretion... I was told my personal
problem was not their problem!
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