Our is the 515E-DMZ so there is one card in there for the FE port.
In there other port, there is nothing there.
I will look again.
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I know this! sorta, cant remember it thought its a card for 3des or similar
for PIX to PIX authentication and security? it has no ports right?
Nod , seen it.
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We got a new one in the office.
There is an additional card? I didn't see one.
Theo
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Has anyone wor
Has anyone worked on the new PIX 515E? What is the use of the additional
card that is taking up one of the PCI slot?
Thanks.
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Yeah I agree. The market for good MPLS books is wanting a bit much. I
want better but can't get it now so I just have to be with the people who
are actually doing it and learn from them.
Then write my own book :-)
Theo
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Well I should clarify that those 2 books aren't totally horrible, like some
of the other Ciscopress books that shall remain unnamed. They're OK. But
they're not like Doyle or Halabi.
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Well Then you could get a friend at Foundry who is implementing MPLS
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You didn't think that could pass by without a reply, did you?
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> After that I would just go to Amazon. I really like the two Cisco books
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Really? I don't think they're very good at all. The Alwayn one in
particular is a pretty good paperweight, but that's
I passed it in 3 days reading the book.
Its easy
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At 8:04 PM -0400 5/27/02, Nigel Taylor wrote:
>Peter,
> It would seem that Cable&Wireless and Above along with RIPE are
the
>main culprits.
>
>It would seem to me that this inconsistent route issue would present
>problems, what I'm I missing? It maybe that I'm not totally
>clear on what c
Hello, all...
I have a PIX501 set up for PAT on one ip address through my cable modem.
I have a client on my internal network that needs to connect to a
corporate extranet via IPSEC, using it's own client software (Nortel).
In other words, there is no network-to-network or cisco-to-cisco IPSEC
c
>What can I say, when the network is stable, there really isn't a whole lot
>to do.
>
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Well, we could always redirect the thread from lab rats to lab
mouses, trackballs
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> The fact is, certifications are not really an effective foot-in-the-door,
> contrary to popular belief. Yeah yeah, would-be flamers, I just got your
> attention,
Well, we're following an SMTP version of the film "Of Mice and Men"...
Elmer
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> Don't you guys have a life!? :-) It's Memorial Day for heaven's sake. This
I've heard that the JNCIE (Juniper) cert is unbelievably difficult. I've
also heard it said that both their written and lab exams are considerably
more difficult than the CCIE. This may no longer be true once Cisco rolls
out the final version of the new written exam, though. It looks like a
bea
Cisco has 2 books on it.
After that I would just go to Amazon. I really like the two Cisco books
though.
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>Jenny I assume you are talking about Juniper. I really don't know anything
>about their cert. The company I know pretty well. I would not want to be
>looking for a job in this market place with only Juniper experience. Juniper
>will not go away for sure, but they will be at the tail end of the re
>Don't you guys have a life!? :-) It's Memorial Day for heaven's sake. This
>thread has been going on for way too long.
>
>Priscilla
>
_I_ spent the day, dealing with sages. Pineapple sage in particular.
As I planted them, I was pleasantly surprised to find some that
survived the winter.
Nothing much better than the RFC's. Cisco has some textbooks, but in my
opinion they really aren't that good. The MPLS/VPN book, for example, is
OK if you really really want to do VPN's, but even then it still isn't that
informative. They also have a frustratingly Cisco-centric approach to MP
Any recommendations for good sources on MPLS?
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> >I recently completed the CCIE lab exam (R&S) and have been contemplating
the
> >next mountain. Anybody have any sugg
I passed it with job experience, 4 routers, Cicso Press, and pressure from
my then fiancee to pass it
Theo
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>I recently completed the CCIE lab exam (R&S) and have been contemplating the
>next mountain. Anybody have any suggestions? I have considered both
>Juniper and Nortel but my interest level in those is limited and so is my
>access to equipment. Anybody g
Don't you guys have a life!? :-) It's Memorial Day for heaven's sake. This
thread has been going on for way too long.
Priscilla
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I dont think so,
Cisco VPN Client can be used only with Cisco devices.
fahim
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> Can I use Cisco VPN client software to connect to NetScreen VPN server...?
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> Thanks
> Thiyagu
> This
Yes, You can use Win2K IAS Radius for authentication.
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> Can I use Windows Radius server (IAS) for authenticating Cisco remote
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> VPN clients terminated in 7140...?
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> T
I agree :-)
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My take - do what you enjoy and what your company has available. Surely
there are certain parts of
3 down now just support and I'll join the ranks of a lot of you fellow
CCNP's. Any suggestions with Support exam, is it that tough compared to the
other three. Thanks in advance.
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I finally started looking at the topic and like the arguements written
here.
What can I say? I used computers since I was 10 and studied them in Uni
and Grad School. I never thought I would get a job doing computers even
though I had many years of experience and plenty of course work. (Yeah
Ditto that!
That's the reward good engineers get for not falling asleep on the job.
After all, who can sleep when you have pagers, cell phone, desktop phone,
e-mail, NNM/CWSI alerts, etc. forming a chorus.
;-%
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My take - do what you enjoy and what your company has available. Surely
there are certain parts of networking that you like and others that you
loathe. Try to understand what opportunities your company has available and
go for it. Barring that, and in a good economy, jump to another company
tha
Priscilla, I read section 3.3 of RFC 793. Everything is clear...
Thanks for stressing out those important points of semantic.
Pierre-Alex
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Jenny I assume you are talking about Juniper. I really don't know anything
about their cert. The company I know pretty well. I would not want to be
looking for a job in this market place with only Juniper experience. Juniper
will not go away for sure, but they will be at the tail end of the rec
I recently completed the CCIE lab exam (R&S) and have been contemplating the
next mountain. Anybody have any suggestions? I have considered both
Juniper and Nortel but my interest level in those is limited and so is my
access to equipment. Anybody gone down the road of CCIP yet? Metro seems
li
What can I say, when the network is stable, there really isn't a whole lot
to do.
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It would seem that Cable&Wireless and Above along with RIPE are the
main culprits.
It would seem to me that this inconsistent route issue would present
problems, what I'm I missing? It maybe that I'm not totally
clear on what constitutes an "inconsistent route". RFC 1930 clearly
My how I envy the spare time this posting demonstrates!
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"A CCIE is still the highest networking cert and the only one that is not a
paper cert. "
I'll save nrf the trouble of saying this.
Highest networking cert? Arguable. Depends how you define "highest". But
it's certainly not a totally unreasonable claim. Only one that is not a
paper cert?
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> > some newbie guys who were all gung-ho about grabbing
quick comment in line.
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>snip for brevity
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>> It can be done, if both ISPs agree to
what is the "must have" books for this certificate? (just like not all
Routing and Switching books are "must have")
thanks
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I'm back to reading groupstudy after an eighteen month abscence. My
CCNP/CCDP certs which I finished 12/2000 and 1/2001 are working wonders
career wise, but I am doing a lot of carrier type stuff now and I've
lined up projects that pretty much cover the BSCI, MCAST+QoS, and MPLS
tests for CCIP - n
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be
> some newbie guys who were all gung-ho about grabbing a bunch of certs
> because they believed that by doing so they would just be handed a
> super-ki
Another thing to think about:
What IPX issues might arise if the router only has serial interfaces?
At 12:30 PM -0400 5/27/02, Chuck wrote:
>Fair? Why would you think it is not "fair?
>
>Consider that the command you give is straightforward and will indeed enable
>IPX routing. Now then, do
Mathias,
This is correct! When you configure the "demand-circuit"
after the ISDN circuit goes down you should see "DNA"
noted in the ospf database which suppresses the need for hello's to be sent.
Since both R1, R2, and R4 are a part
of area1, when the frame circuit between R2-R4 g
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>
> It can be done, if both ISPs agree to it and coordi
Thanks to all, its working now. The problem was that I was't erasing the
flash first. I was figuring that it would erase as it goes, When i told it
to grab the bin file it was giving me one ! and then saying ok, I didn't
know that it was just checking for existance of the file, I went ahead and
Grrr. I searched through the release notes here
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_mod/1700/1751/175
1rlsn/index.htm
and could not find anything on trunking. Okay, new moral here: do multiple
searches with different keywords.
Sorry,
John
""M.C. van den Bovenkamp"" wrot
Well, I don't know if it's a waste of time. Consider this. There might be
some newbie guys who were all gung-ho about grabbing a bunch of certs
because they believed that by doing so they would just be handed a
super-kick-ass job (no doubt some training school told them so). Now
perhaps after r
John Dorffler wrote:
> I must disagree. I have a study friend that bought a 1751 recently, brand
> new, and discovered that it does not support trunking. We looked at the
> release notes for the latest versions of IOS for the 1751 and could not
find
> any reference to trunking.
You didn't look v
Packets sent on the native VLAN do not have the VLAN tag in them, so they
can be read by non-vlan aware devices.
Ron
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> Can someone tell me what is the purpose of the native vlan in Csico
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> What is
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> >First of all, thanks for the excellent thread!
>
> First, thanks for letting me know you are still around!
>
I've started teaching 'unofficial'
The only thing I know from the switching exam, is that it is the vlan number
the trunk uses in case the trunk feature fails.
Regards.
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I must disagree. I have a study friend that bought a 1751 recently, brand
new, and discovered that it does not support trunking. We looked at the
release notes for the latest versions of IOS for the 1751 and could not find
any reference to trunking. We believe that the 1751 was never meant to do
t
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> CND/CID course material is a wee bit out-of-date. Real world experience
> is impossible to test on any type of standardized exam. There is no
> "sho
The FE interfaces that support VLAN trunking all use a chipset that supports
trunking. Not all router models and not all modules that have 100Mbps
interfaces use the required chipset. The best way to determine whether a
router or module supports trunking is to read the release notes for the
hardwa
Nigel,
I forgot to tell you that the second task is that the ISDN must not be up
until the FR R4-R2 fails.
R3 has to initiate the call and R1 must call back.
There is another exercise regarding to this layout, where a backup link must
exist for the area 2 connection.
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>I understand that when a host is sending an acknowledgement, it indicates to
>the target the NEXT segment number that it expects to receive.
It's kind of a picky thing, but it's not accurate to say that the ACK
indicates the number of the next segm
This is one of those posts where the attributions have gotten very
confused. Comments inline.
Again, a fundamental question is "what problem are you trying to
solve" with the load balancing. If you are getting full routes from
multiple well-connected providers, that, in and of itself, should
Well, consider this too: Cisco has either monkeys or complete idiots
classifying the questions. Or maybe it's very poorly-written software that
does it. I'm not sure. But the bottom line: If you get a low percentage in
a particular topic area, it doesn't mean that you don't know that topic.
Ci
Any fast Ethernet interface on Cisco router supports VLAN trunking. You may
need to use IP Plus IOS for that.
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Hi all
Can someone tell me what is the purpose of the native vlan in Csico Switch?
What is the feature & main usage on that?
I am wondering if it is a proprietary feature, it will only work through
Cisco Switches only?
Thanks.
Cheers
Stephen
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>Howard,
>
>When is your book "Building SP Networks" going to be coming out? I think
>that this book can really help me out. I have noticed in my quest to build
>the best SP that I can, that there's not really any one resource to address
>all of the issues. Being new to the SP space, I am looki
Can anyone tell me what is a mail relay for ??
I know it is not a Cisco issue, but for me it is related to the fact that I
am only studying cisco stuff and therefore do not know anything about those
kind of Microsoft things.
Regards.
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Fair? Why would you think it is not "fair?
Consider that the command you give is straightforward and will indeed enable
IPX routing. Now then, do you know what happens as a result of that command?
Have you thought of this in terms of how an IPX network is numbered, and
what an important and signi
Rock,
I'd suggest that you follow CCO's IOS Upgrade procedures for the routers
with RO Flash you may have. The fact that those routers have Read-Only Flash
type, doesn't mean that you can't erase and upload a new IOS image.
Read-Only FLASH memory requires a different method of "erasing" its
cont
Howard,
When is your book "Building SP Networks" going to be coming out? I think
that this book can really help me out. I have noticed in my quest to build
the best SP that I can, that there's not really any one resource to address
all of the issues. Being new to the SP space, I am looking for
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> I think I found the Solution for the wrxkrmpf OSPF problem.
> I configured tunnel interfaces at R1, R2 and R4 and bound the interfaces
to
> OSPF area 2. I configured no virtual link. Now only R1 and R2
Hello!
I think I found the Solution for the wrxkrmpf OSPF problem.
I configured tunnel interfaces at R1, R2 and R4 and bound the interfaces to
OSPF area 2. I configured no virtual link. Now only R1 and R2 are in Area 0.
Another advantage is the backup for Area 2. In the original setup I had the
If you look at Cisco over the last 18 months compared to it's competitors it
has done well. It's sales have dropped much less then most other networking
companies and they have actually gained market share in all major areas. The
major telco's built out way too fast and the growth did not come
I have a IPX question in my CCNA practice test beta and I've had some mixed
feedback on it. The questions asks what is the command to enable IPX routing
on a router and gives a MAC address as part of the question. The question is
a *fill in the blank* type. The answer I have is:
ipx routing
Is
Mathias,
I think your you're trying to hard and possibly reading too much
into the requirements.
I personally agreed with Jan's #1 option in which the "area x range
not-advertise" command is used
on R1, R2, and R4. Although your most recent solution may work try to think
of a solution
Is there a way to allow only a certain group defined in your taacas
config to access a router or a Cisco device. I'm asking this because im
using taacas for my dialup users and would like to create another group
like techs to have rights to access a Cisco device
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nrf said:
>So while yes, I agree that Cisco and the CCIE will probably get better, if
>you think we're going to have 1999 all over again, you're just deluding
>yourself. The world has changed, and people will simply have to admit that
>when it comes to the value of tech sk
Hello,
I am trying to configure a Cisco 7200 for direct ISDN connexion.
Could you please give me some advice or web links to get some lessons on it ?
Thanks.
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Dear Kris, Karago, Pierre-Alex, Chuck, Steven, Brian and everybody thanks
I understand that when a host is sending an acknowledgement, it indicates to
the target the NEXT segment number that it expects to receive.
When host A sends acknowledgement number X to host B, why does B sets its
sequence number to X+1? I would expect B to set its sequence number to X,
since X i
> We are having difficulties with one of our router that has
> it's flash in
> Read-Only. Which make it impossible to upgrade I think. Do
> you have an idea
> on how to upgrade an IOS on a router with a Read-Only flash.
Boot router from ROM and take it from there.
Marko.
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Hello group,
After the announce on SNMP and NTP vulnerabilites we are doing upgrades on
our routers with Cisco's recommandations.
We are having difficulties with one of our router that has it's flash in
Read-Only. Which make it impossible to upgrade I think. Do you have an idea
on how to upgra
Chaps..
can i try to explain something about BGP addressing and you chaps point out
were i am or am not going wrong ??..
EG..
i have two bgp routers going to the net ...
i am multihomed to 2 service providers...(and accepting FULL routes)
i have been issued 2 "sets" of ip address to my servic
Thanks Theo , ill see how I go with this :)
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Dear Kris, Karago, Pierre-Alex, Chuck, Steven, Brian and everybody thanks
for helping me, I appreciate all your points. The conclusion I got it is to
leave EIGRP if I have no redundant link and go for Static routes therefore I
will save more bandwidth and not to be devil anymore.
To be honest I
Hai,
I am using 3640 with NM 16 AM module. I would like to implement a
application with the following functionality. One computer dialin to
cisco, and it will connect, and then from this I want to dialout to
another NAS automatically.
eg. Node A dials to Async 97 (of cisco), and then Async 1
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