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I'm concerned that his focus is a little too narrow (and possibly
distracted
based upon the employer change) to be regarded as the authority on the
cert over and above someone like, say, Bruce Caslow. I'm going by
Hi,
Just start to prepare home lab, I got token ring interface (C2521) and MAU
Hub. Where can I get the cable? What should I use?
Any comment!
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INS. Gobbled up by lucent during the somewhat less-than-rational corporate
atmosphere that reigned supreme not so long ago. I did not mean to imply
that he jumped ship from one to another, merely that he went from an
organization most directly in competition with Cisco's professional services
Hi All,
Can I use Windows Radius server (IAS) for authenticating Cisco remote access
VPN clients terminated in 7140...?
Thanks
Thiyagu
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You can make it by your self.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat2600/c26userg/cables.
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Best Regard,
Frankie
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Hi,
Just start to prepare home lab, I got token ring interface (C2521) and MAU
Hub.
At 3:34 AM -0400 5/25/02, Kevin Cullimore wrote:
INS. Gobbled up by lucent during the somewhat less-than-rational corporate
atmosphere that reigned supreme not so long ago. I did not mean to imply
that he jumped ship from one to another, merely that he went from an
organization most directly in
MAthais,
I'm not sure if the ASCII art made the journey. but based on
what I believe you're trying to accomplish see Inline...
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Actually, most of us think its quite cool to see Juniper guys writing Cisco
Titles. Of note, Pete Moyer (also a member of Juniper Pro Services) was
Jeff's technical editor in V1 (I'd think VII as well, though I've not got
the book handy to check).
To respond to the Cisco/Juniper mix, I can
I have to agree.. in the last few months the board has taken a distinct turn
for the worse and I find myself coming around here less and less. When I
first started hanging around here over 1.5 years ago, it was much *looser*
and friendlier. I have noticed that some who regularly contributed
Thank you for asking for Mr. Doyle's input. His sentiments encourage me and
inspire me to press on and learn as much as I can. The line If the
engineer is smart and aggressive, it is easy enough to team him or her up
with a mentor to add the practical experience, is precisely what I needed
to
I was also under the impression that you can't win,. since people will
invariably oversimplify on the most immediately available data points and
not be swayed from the simplest possible confusion. Upon reconsideration,
maybe it's possible to simply NOT strongly identify Jeff Doyle with any
given
Hi all,
I'm not sure whether this is possible or not , it could be a piece of cake,
but I'm without a pix at the moment to try it on.
If the outside interface is a private address (all registered addresses are
just routed to the pix and translated to internal addresses), is it still
possible to
If the HR people (or hiring manager) are that uninformed, as a CCIE, it
would not be a place I would want to work. People tend to flock to places
that they are valued the most. A company who doesn't understand the value
that a CCIE a brings to the table is not one that I would waste my precious
At 11:23 AM -0400 5/25/02, Kevin Cullimore wrote:
I was also under the impression that you can't win,. since people will
invariably oversimplify on the most immediately available data points and
not be swayed from the simplest possible confusion. Upon reconsideration,
maybe it's possible to
That's a type 2 cable that connects to a router with a db9? Or is that
RJ-45 on the 2521? Depends on how much time you want to spend on
making/searching for a cable, I would suggest upgrading to a msau that uses
rj-45. Cabletron hubs such as the STHI-24 are plentiful on ebay and
probably will
IMO, it's never a good idea to use public addresses in a private network.
The standard response I get when I tell people this is Well, it's never
going to be put on the Internet or connected to another network, so it
doesn't matter.
But, you should look at it this way:
For a given network,
first of all, thanks for the research. it makes sense now that I've read
through it.
it appears that things have changed a lot since the days of ISAM/VSAM and
hashed lookups. I recall reading a bit about CEF, and coming to a similar
conclusion - that the Computer Science people have done
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The fact is, arrogance and insecurity cuts both ways. Both sides (the
experienced guys and the inexperienced guys) are guilty from time to time.
And it's bad no matter who's doing it.
Agreed 100%
Mike W.
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IMO, it's never a good idea to use public addresses in a private network.
The standard response I get when I tell people this is Well, it's never
going to be put on the Internet or
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builds a routing table etc... I put the book down, pointed at it, and
told my friend Don't by this book! I am appalled at what passes for
techincal books (I guess I'm more sensitive about
It seems to me that this group spends more time bumping it's gums about what
makes a good engineer, than it does discussing the actual engineering.
Yes, I tend to join in myself sometimes. I suppose everybody does it, but I
was just wondering - head count - is anybody actually studying as well as
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It seems to me that this group spends more time bumping it's gums about
what
makes a good engineer, than it does discussing the actual engineering.
what was that Star Trek movie - where Jordi's visor is bugged by the
Klingons,
It figures, Howard, that you would have a plethora of sizes and types of
hammers in your garage. I have only one, and believe me, just about every
household repair problem indeed looks exactly like a nail. Even the one
involving the pulling up of carpet to repair the rotted flooring underneath.
Yes you can. Just type in the command multiple times in the interface
config mode. If servers are on the same network, then you can use the
network address instead of the host addr.
For example:
servers are 1.1.1.1 and 1.1.1.2/24
then:
r1(config-if)#ip helper-addres 1.1.1.1
r1(config-if)#ip
Fran,
I also use 2524's with back to back cables. Here is the Cisco link for
building this cable to go between your T1 cards.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/471/75.html
Dan Kline
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True, but in the short-run, it does the program and anybody who pursues it
no favors. I think I can distill your arguement to basically, ...in the
long run, the quality of the CCIE program will inevitably out'. My
response is, like the economist John Maynard Keynes famously said: ...in
the long
Seeing the other ip helper question made me think of what I was working on
in my lab. On Friday morning I get into work and there was a severity 1
ticket where about 800 employees could not log in. We discovered that one
of the dhcp servers was down but we have 2 so in theory all should have
been
Hello Mathias !
In my opinion these are the possible (elegant :-) solutions,
in preferred order :
1. Use
area 0 range 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 not-advertise
on routers R1/R2/R4, virtual link R2/R4.
You need it on R4 as well, because as you said yourself,
R4
I noticed this phenomenon in a production network where I once worked. We
had two DHCP servers, but all machines in the network appeared to be hitting
only the first one - all IP addresses issued company wide were from scopes
defined on the first machine listed in the IP helper section.
My
Check the SNMP MIBs...I can't remember the one off the top of my head, but
there is one for Call Detail History...You can query that and get all sorts
of good info (like you see in sh isdn hist, sh isdn active...)
Chris
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Hi,
how come my debug commands turn on debugging
but I see no output (2501)
how do I setup so debug output shows up in telnet session ?
thanksHi
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how come my debug commands turn on debugging
but I see no output (2501)
how do I setup so debug output shows up in telnet session ?
thanksHi
If you've telneted in, use the 'terminal monitor' command.
Good Luck!
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This is a very common design in a campus backbone to track the
vlan uplink
from the distribution layer to the core layer. In that design,
there is
only one port at L2 that is in the uplink vlan (i.e. it is a
point-to-point
L3 vlan). So, when that one port goes
Multiple ip helper-address on an interface has been supported for a long
time. There is no sequential order per se. The UDP broadcast packet is
converted to a unicast and sent to each address listed by a helper. I would
recommend using a sniffer on the target network to ensure you are getting
I have just spent my afternoon looking through my docs heheheheh. But I
remember I actually saw this on a exam when I was going through my ccnp.
It is in the routing book on page 87 very first paragraph. Exact quote,
It is important to note that every broadcast gets sent to all helper
addresses,
So far paying the bills hasn't been a problem. I tend to stick with the
companies that have good reputations for the way they treat their employees.
True, at some point in the future things will change but I'll deal with that
when it happens.
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Contact Sylvan Prometric or VUE to reschedule your test! Good luck.
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
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Having obtained 69% and failing the CCIE qualification, There
I have a strong feeling that what is meant by this statement is that if your
helper address is a subnet, rather than a host, that the destination address
( I believe the Siaddr field? correct me if I'm wrong - I can't get to any
of the RFC sites I know for some reason ) would be the directed
interesting. I did find a couple of things in the various command references
and in some TAC docs that indicated your answer is better than mine.
OTOH, that still does not explain why 250 computers in eight different
offices were all hitting the same DHCP server. The reason I know it to be
true
How would you know that the particular question does not have a correct
answer, based on the score you get--69%-- It does not sound convincing to
me.
Even you get that question rewarded to you, it does not mean you will get
70% since I believe it is calculated using a statistical analysis
Craig,
You are absolutely correct, and I was well aware of each of the important
concepts and points you made. I was simply saying a random address to use
for my example, but thanks =)
Jarred
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Like I said, things might be fine for guys like us who have stable jobs and
good prospects. But again, for those who might not be in that kind of a
position whose financial position is getting a bit precarious and therefore
need to find decent work, it doesn't help when you have guys going
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