Hmmm, not sure if I agree with that based on my experiences with the 606
beta and the 506 exam. I took the beta back on march 18 and failed
(according to prometric anyway, I still dont have any official results and
it isnt showing on the tracking system), so I took the 640-506 exam this
week
Randy-
The assumption is that you had a PC hooked up to the cablemodem prior to
the current expectation to use the router as the Ethernet host behind
the cablemodem.
Whether or not this is true or not doesn't really matter, but...
... in all of my experiences over the last 6 months, pretty
I feel u need to check up for Hub as well as E-Card of boxes hanging --
whether 10baseT, 100baseTX and autonegotiation support and based on inputs
change config accordingly if possible.
Kiran
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Dear Friends
I am planning to do CCIE written exam and heard that its best to do the
existing 350-001 exam. Would any one know when this would expire ?
Thanks
James
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Is there a way to simplify configurations where interfaces all share the
same attributes? I have a router that has 41 interfaces, but for instance, I
want ALL of them to have no cdp enable on them.
Thanks!
interface FastEthernet0/0
ip route-cache cef
no ip directed-broadcast
no ip redirects
Aaron J. Moreau-Cook wrote:
Is there a way to simplify configurations where interfaces all share the
same attributes? I have a router that has 41 interfaces, but for instance,
I
want ALL of them to have no cdp enable on them.
I'm not aware of one. But this very specific case could be done by
Hi All,
I couldn't find any printed books or other materials for EVODD 9E0-411
exam preparation. I couldn't find Boson test for this exam either. Has
anyone taken this exam?
Any tips/hints/pointer as what/where to get the study materials is much
appreciated :)
cheers,
Blitz
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That was EXACTLY what I was looking for.
I have included the group study mail list, for everyone else's benefit. I
looked on my 3662 running IOS 12.2(6) and sure enough it's there.
I'll have to try it out now.
thanks
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I think its only for the 6000 series running Native IOS though. Let us
know your results.
Thanks
Larry
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Tim,
If you have not hard configured the MAC address then it will be the MAC of
the virtual router. This MAC address is a combination of 3 things; vendor
code, well known HSRP virtual MAC address, and the group number of the
active router.
Below are listed some sources of information.
I just did a test on my 3662 running 12.2.6 IP-Only IOS, and it worked like
a charm. My only complaint is it doesn't stay in the running configuration,
but would be perfect for the startup configuration.
Cisco added this feature in 12.1 apparently?
Do a search on Cisco's web site for the interface range command. It
doesn't work in all cases, and is only introduced the new code levels (12.1
E and 12.1 T)
Here is a link to one explanation of it -
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios121/121newft/121
t/121t5/range.htm
Hello to everyone
Over the past few months I have pondered the question of Should I or
Shouldn't I. The Should I won. Now to lay down a plan of action.
Thus my question to those that are currently studying, passed the CCIE
written and or lab is this.
What was your method of studying?
HI all
BCMS book says: permit ping access thru the PIX Firewall with the
conduit permit icmp any any command, letting hosts on the inside ping
outside hosts.
Does this mean I can't ping the dmz interface?? and it only allows pings
from inside Interface to the Outiside global hosts ??
for
Your burst size is too BIG !!!
According to cisco's documents
the bust size (Y in Bytes) = X (average bits/s) /8 * 1.5
Your burst size is to high allowing the user to exceed the limit. For 64 k
yopu should use:
rate-limit input 64000 12000 12000 conform-action transmit exceed-action
drop
Same
aaa authentication login default group local tacacs+ ( instead of tacacs+
local)
and create a local account for yourself. This way only if the username is
not found on the local user database (the config) tacacs is used. And leave
the login configs on the line con 0 to its default.
This way you
withinline
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From: Brian Backer
To:
Sent: 18 June 2002 7:40 pm
Subject: RE: STP BPDUs [7:46839]
Priscilla,
Quite defensive. Calm down... I was just explaining where I found my
information from. I know they are no idiots and that they know exactly
what they
My guess is no later than the middle of August based on previous Cisco
Beta-to-production life cycles. However, anything is possible.
The Beta test itself ended on May 6, and the results from that are just
coming in about now.
The Beta was a 'brutal' exam so to speak. The current written is
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From: Richard Tufaro
To:
Sent: 21 June 2002 3:08 pm
Subject: Access-list or Conduit [7:47146]
Hey all, I was wondering when configuring rules in a Cisco PIX running
(6.2), when making your rules, is it better to do access-lists or
conduits?
Which way is Cisco
IIRC, watchdog proccess exist in IOS to compensate for its non-preemptively
multitasking architecture, being invoked when a given process hogs resources
for some arbitrarily-arrived-at interval deemed excessive. If the timer
expires and the OS cannot switch control of the usual suspects to
The PERL multicasting module works great. I use that to test multicasting
in my router lab. I think it only works in linux. Search for it at:
http://search.cpan.org -- you'll need to know a little bit about PERL
though. But the examples given will give you the code you need.
Jason
I usally just change my mac-address and it will get a new ip and then you
can change it back
after that.
Rick
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Does anyone know how to release a DHCP lease on a 2514 eth interface? I
would like to release the lease
There's no reason not to use regular expressions for ALL of the
troubleshooting steps you mentioned:
#1
HOSTNAME#show ip ospf | i Area|execute
Area BACKBONE(0)
Area has no authentication
SPF algorithm executed 21 times
Area ranges are
HOSTNAME#
#2
HOSTNAME#show
Some wrap-up comments:
Challenged by the incompleteness of the cisco-press materials, I attempted
to produce a complete taxonomy mapping configurations/conditions to
interface/line up/down states. An unimaginably short attention-span cut that
short, but I realized that maybe a superset of that
i don't have a 3920 t/r switch on me, so i have to ask this question:
is it accurate to say that
1. the bridge id ring # under the t/r interface on a router is in
DECIMAL?
2. the bridge id ring # under the t/r interface on a router is in HEX?
therefore,
if u want to assign
i have the following config...r5 is the border peer r8 r4 are
clients...i configure a default cost of 5 on r5 but when i issue a show
dlsw cap on either client, the peer cost stays @ 3...is this a bug or
misconfig?
r5 (the border peer)
dlsw local-peer peer-id 100.100.5.5 group 100 border
config t
int e0 (whichever is connected to cable modem)
mac-address ..
I usally just change my mac-address and it will get a new ip
and then you
can change it back
after that.
Rick
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Does anyone
The bottom line is that gleaning technical information from a course
outline is not advisable. Saying that they made inaccurate statements is
ridiculous. They didn't make any statements at all. There aren't even any
verbs. It is a course outline, for heaven't sake! It's not even a
Here's the conclusion, since a few people have wondered about it. By the
way, the question had to do with an external CSU/DSU.
According to Cisco documentation, a down/down serial interface means the
router interface cannot determine that CD has been asserted. As mentioned
earlier, a CSU/DSU
Can FST encapsulation handle both Token Ring hosts and Ethernet hosts? In
the CCIE Practical Studies book there is a chart that sayd it only works
with Token Ring hosts, yet a couple of pages before that it states that it
will work with all types of Media?
Thanks for the help
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Pprobally the easiest way to do what you are trying to do (that i can think
of) is copy the config to a text editor, do what you want to on each
interface via cut and paste, save the config, then copy it to the startup
and reload.
Dan
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Having soldered on db60 connectors before...I can say this with 100%
sureness: JUST BUY THEM. IIRC about 23 pins are used and many are in 1
row. Look at the density of a db60 cable and ask yourself if you really
want to deal with it. It took someone very experienced in Micro-solder over
a full
At 12:17 AM 6/22/02, Tim Potier wrote:
Lets say I have HSRP configured on a series of routers... I know clients are
sending packets to the MAC/IP of the well known virtual MAC with Cisco
equipment. Assume the receiving station recieves the packet directly from
the router participating in HSRP
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At 12:17 AM 6/22/02, Tim Potier wrote:
Lets say I have HSRP configured on a series of routers... I know clients
are
sending packets to the MAC/IP of the well known virtual MAC with Cisco
equipment. Assume
interface Group-Async1
dialer map ip 10.2.201.207 name jsmith
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I would like to assign IP address to the ppp clients based on their ppp
usernames . So that I can trace who-has-done-what on my dialup clients
based
When dealing with this type of circuit, think of your cable modem as the
UNI interface.
The router can/will negotiate DHCP signals dynamically (i.e. Lease,
Renewal, Rebind), but this is in terms of a host.
The information your 2514 is seeing, is the same info the cable modem
would provide
Hey all, I'm probably missing some fairly simple concept here. I have setup
4 routers as follows:-
RTB
/
RTD --- RTA
\
RTC
Both RTB RTC are connected (via Eth) to a network called 172.17.1.0 /24.
RTA RTD are both
Sorry, the bgp output stuffs up before, so here's a repost ;)
Hey all, I'm probably missing some fairly simple concept here. I have setup
4 routers as follows:-
RTB
/
RTD --- RTA
\
RTC
Both RTB RTC are connected
There might be a Howard-inspired lesson in this. ;-)
In the Control Plane, the host ARPs for its default gateway, which in this
case is configured to be the HSRP virtual IP address of the routers.
In the Management Plane, the routers talk amongst themselves to make sure
that the virtual IP
Sorry, the bgp output stuffs up before, so here's a repost ;)
Hey all, I'm probably missing some fairly simple concept here. I have setup
4 routers as follows:-
RTB
/
RTD --- RTA
\
RTC
Both RTB RTC are connected
Has there been any indication as to the status of ISDN in the CCNP / IP
Tests. I have heard that ISDN is going away as the New NP tests are
introduced.
Terry Hines
Principal Enterprise Architect
CompuTouch Data Solutions
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All interfaces can see all, regardless of security.
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HI all
BCMS book says: permit ping access thru the PIX Firewall with the
conduit permit icmp any any command, letting hosts on the inside ping
outside hosts.
If its on the exam outline, you can expect to see it on the exam. Jason
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Has there been any indication as to the status of ISDN in the CCNP / IP
Tests. I have heard that ISDN is going away as the New NP tests are
In other words, the advertisement of static routes are accompanied by the
corresponding subnet masks?
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May I take a stab at this? Please correct me if I am wrong in concept or
understanding.
Static routes are not advertised. They appear only in the routing table of
the local router. Therefore classful and classless do not apply.
When you redistribute a static route into a routing protocol, then
Thank you all!
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