HI,
As per Cisco, it is expected to get retire by late july.
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hi ,
Can we study together ?
I am also preparing for my CCIE lab
suaveguru
--- Lan Wong wrote:
Hi Group,
I've just finished my CCIE Written today after
studying for two months.
I need some advice as to how to start my CCIE lab
study. I am not sure where
or how to start. I have most
Frank,
Like you I did not study for the beta exam (I wanted to know what it
was all about and not loose 300 bucks.) I have not received my graded beta
exam yet not did I expect to pass (however if the pass grade was 45, I may
have passed.) You are on target with saying that the current exam
I'm taking it this Wednesday, but if you check out the exam outlines for
506 and 606 from CCO they are the EXACT same word for word.
Dan
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BTW: I highly recommend attending the PS session (or
atleast trying to get your hand on a copy of the PS CCIE book)
Unfortunately the company I'm with isn't going to pay for the PS, and so I
actually won't be attending, but I grabbed the PDF of the presentation from
last years
I am working on cisco pix exam (571) and I found myself confused on some
terms.
I read cisco docs on the web page but it confused me even more.
so, here we go, if someone can put 2 cents into it I will be appreciated.
what is the difference between
nat (inside) 1 0 0
and
nat 1 0 0
one
Louis,
From the link sent by one of them it looks the
following only will work.The Ethernet interface major
network should match ur summary address net.I
understand there may be a requirement to have E0 with
172.17.5.1 but configure this and try.
int e0
ip address 172.31.5.1 255.255.255.0
ip
Dan Penn wrote:
I'm taking it this Wednesday, but if you check out the exam outlines for
506 and 606 from CCO they are the EXACT same word for word.
I'm taking it Friday or the week after. I hope you'll post a review
after you take it Wednesday. The Big Question I have is: Are they
testing
Well, per the new NDA, I won't really be able to say much about it after
words. But I know this much, basic routing functions are
testable...stuff like what can go wrong, network statements etc.
Dan
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Tom
Yes, I meant the book that you get when you attend the CCIE Power Session.
My company did not want to pay for it either, until I said I would pay for
it myself. Go figure, beside 450 bucks is nothing with respect to the
information that you get out of it!
Oleg Oz.
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Chalk it up to the newbie to ask
What is the PS CCIE book?
Kim
From: Frank Merrill
Date: 2002/06/30 Sun PM 12:44:23 EDT
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Subject: RE: Passed CCIE written at Networkers in San Diego [7:47764]
BTW: I highly recommend attending the PS session (or
Sorry,
I should have been more clear. What I meant to say was the CCIE Power
Session Manual - you get this when you attend the CCIE power session at
Networkers (Cisco's networking event)
Oleg Oz.
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Hi,
Any recommended readings for the written exam ? I have already studied the
following books:
- Routing TCP/IP by Doyle
- Cisco LAN Switchinf (CCIE Professional Developement Series) By
HamiltonClark
- Cisco Certification, by Caslow
I was just wondering wether these books were enough for
Thanks...
For me that will have to be a next year thing. :)
Kim
From: Oleg Oz
Date: 2002/06/30 Sun PM 04:50:33 EDT
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Sorry,
I should have been more clear. What I meant to say was the CCIE
I took the beta also. I just my results missed by 9% but I went in without
having the new topics mastered so expected something like that. The exam
felt better overall...seemed practical focused.
I am heading out to networkers in Orlando in a week and I am going to hit
the CCIE PS and on day 2
Tuesday morning I am writing the VPN portion of the CSS1. I thought it
would be a good idea to write it while the course I took is still fresh in
my mind.
I have gone over the course material and searched through CCO looking for
other relevant data that may happen to be on the exam.
Has anyone
At 8:44 PM -0400 6/29/02, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
At 12:49 PM 6/29/02, Michael L. Williams wrote:
I have successfully used both an all-zeros and an all-ones subnet on
Windows 9x. (192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.255.0/24) Works fine.
Those aren't subnets, though, since it's class C.
Priscilla
I figured you would yell at me for saying Class C. :-)
Priscilla
At 05:55 PM 6/30/02, Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
At 8:44 PM -0400 6/29/02, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
At 12:49 PM 6/29/02, Michael L. Williams wrote:
I have successfully used both an all-zeros and an all-ones subnet on
both nat commands are effectively the same. I tried it on a pix 501 I have
kicking around with 6.2.1 on it.
netmask and inside/outside question are valid as they twist the syntax
around all the time.
Ken
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It seems to have more to do with the nature of the code forced to interpret
it than any inherent properties of the number corresponding to the address
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Subject: Re: New Subnet Rule [7:47670]
At 8:44 PM
I'm taking the written tomorrow morning at 10am est. All you folks are an
inspiration...I'll let you know what happens.
Robert
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Yes, but why does PAT break up Cisco IP phones? Is it because the l3 addres
is in another portion of the packet, like it is in h.323?
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My first thought is that the proper TCP ports have not been
On the requirements for new CCIE Written Beta they listed DPT/SRT under the
WAN section, but I can't find any references these in the groupstudy
archives or on the Cisco website. Anybody have any idea what they might be
asking about?
NIC
Hi Nick,
You sure it was SRT? SRP makes more sense when linked with DPT.
URL below may help if that's the case:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/120newft/120
limit/120s/srpapsgs.htm#xtocid1
watch the wrap
Gaz
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Hummm. I am thinking the same thing.
Knowing the amount of test questions is paramount to pacing yourself. I
guess the only to be prepare of this now is to do like 100 questions in
say 60 minutes and just be super ready.
StrangeI thought the 1st Amendment still had power in the
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At 12:49 PM 6/29/02, Michael L. Williams wrote:
I have successfully used both an all-zeros and an all-ones subnet
On the requirements for new CCIE Written Beta they listed DPT/SRT under the
WAN section, but I can't find any references these in the groupstudy
archives or on the Cisco website. Anybody have any idea what they might be
asking about?
NIC
Good question. DPT might be Dynamic Packet Transport,
Not if you agree to give it up (as you must if you want the certification).
=)
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Hummm. I am thinking the same thing.
Knowing the amount of test questions is paramount to pacing yourself. I
guess the only to be
Do you mean DPT/SRP? If so, it is not that difficult to understand, from a
support point of view. My last employer had DPT/SRP rings deployed in
different cities. It made moving information around easier and less
expensive. From a technical point of view I would have to reread the
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Nick,
A good place to begin your exploration of DPT and SRP in
particular is always the rfc2892, but
for a really cool overview check out hte following link..
http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/17/documents/presentations/tutorial/tutor
ial.htm
HTH
Nigel
P.S. there's so much info on
They haven't reduced them by any means
I took the exam and unfortunately failed this last Saturday. I'll be
retaking it on Tuesday.
I failed because of several instances of the questions being worded
funny... and I didn't realize until I was hitting the button that
I had just chosen the
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