check this out.
www.wildpackets.com
cheekin
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> Does anyone have some cool or useful links to calculate subnetting
> including broadcast .
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The other day I was delving a bit into spanning tree and I came across
something that puzzled me.
Searching out which device was the root bridge I found the MAC address (BID)
on the root bridge to be all zero's. (show spantree snippets).
Spanning tree mode PVST+
Spanning tree type
Hi Guy,
As others have pointed out, it is not necessary, nor usually desirable, to
run separate IGPs in your AS assuming you use your IGP properly. A
properly utilized ISP IGP should carry only link and loopback addresses and
thus be reasonably small. Use of hierarchy can also help larger do
comments inline,
At 01:28 AM 7/11/2002 +, Lupi, Guy wrote:
>I had a feeling that would happen, I will try to clarify. I was not trying
>to say that there should be a central core site for the ISP's entire
>network, but for pieces of it. Lets take a state like New York, within it
>you have 3
The easy answer to your question is "It depends". Do you trust your
firewall? Do you trust your internal users? The best solution would be to
have an IDS on each side of your firewall. That way you could detect both
external and internal threats.
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"Nothing is
This is where my thinking went wrong then, Phil also said basically the same
thing. It seems that I have a basic misunderstanding of how larger
providers carry their routing information. Where would I be able to get
information about proper addressing structures and routing protocol
implementati
Yes thanks for the clarification! There is a NM-2FE2W supported in
the 3600 family.
Dave
"M.C. van den Bovenkamp" wrote:
>
> MADMAN wrote:
>
> > The 2 FE's in your 3620 are not modules, the are built into the
> > chassis.
>
> Not on a 3620 they aren't. That's the 2620 you're think of, most
It's been some time ago but last time I went to the web and used one of the
comparison calculators for Austin and Dallas I could take a 25% pay cut to
live at same standards in Dallas. Austin is historically an overeducated,
underpaid economy. Austin promotes the hill country to our west to keep r
A couple questions about CCIE preparation and exams:
* There's a new book from ciscopress, to be published (I hope)
this month: "CCIE Routing and Switching Exam Certification Guide".
It appears to be a preparation not only for the R/S qualifying exam
but also for the C/S. Is anyone famil
Is there an RFC that limits the number of letters you can have in an acronym
or am I just blonde today?
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Steven A. Ridder wrote:
> Is there an RFC that limits the number of letters you can have in an
acronym
> or am I just blonde today?
>
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> RFC 1149 Compliant
I believe the limit for avian transport systems is three, possibly
four, letters, although it is reported that five or even six have b
Not really :) Howard's is one of the few SP oriented books on the market
though admittedly I haven't picked it up yet (very broke :)
The ISP resources at NANOG are helpful and contain some valuable links and
one can glean some valuable information by looking at some of the
historical design o
I have 2 x MC3810 non V3's with 64meg ram adn the upgraded bootroms,
purchased via ebay. They are easy to upgrade and are fantastic routers.I
have the AVM6, FXS,E&M and T1 modules..
Voice over anything now :) Good boxes!
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I will definitely look into some of the resources you mentioned. Again,
thanks to all who responded.
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~Subject: RE: Route Reflection with Multiple
I can't see there would be an RFC on how many letters can be used,
especially since acronyms have been used far longer than the acronym RFC has
been around Here's like an incredibly long acronym: (this URL
*will* wrap)
http://acronyms.co.nz/cgi-bin/gonym?HERE%27S+TO+THE+CRAZY+ONES+%2D+TH
Hello all,
I have simple pix problems, can anyone help me?(Thank you very much)
If I have a pix have two interface as the following:
inside: 10.10.10.1 / 24
outside : 192.168.1.1 / 24
and without nat (nat 0 0 0), I think that that must can allow inside hosts
to access outside, but
can I allow
Hello all,
I have simple pix problems, can anyone help me?(Thank you very much)
If I have a pix have two interface as the following:
inside: 10.10.10.1 / 24
outside : 192.168.1.1 / 24
and without nat (nat 0 0 0), I think that that must can allow inside hosts
to access outside, but
can I allow
Puckette, Larry (TIFPC) wrote:
> It's been some time ago but last time I went to the web and used one of the
> comparison calculators for Austin and Dallas I could take a 25% pay cut to
> live at same standards in Dallas. Austin is historically an overeducated,
> underpaid economy. Austin promote
I wouldn't want to put it in both places. If I did I'd have to deal with
false positives twice. With all the other responsibilities I have it would
take up too much of my time. I do trust my firewall so I think I'll keep it
inside.
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>I can't see there would be an RFC on how many letters can be used,
>especially since acronyms have been used far longer than the acronym RFC has
>been around Here's like an incredibly long acronym: (this URL
>*will* wrap)
>
>http://acronyms.co.nz/cgi-bin/gonym?HERE%27S+TO+THE+CRAZY+ONES+
Hi group.
how can I protect my SIMM flash module istead of write and erase ?
Thanks
john
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dunno about 802 but on my 827 I had to do a subint atm0.1 point-to-point
and assign ip unnumbered e0 for an ip to get it to work. I have an rfc
1483 connection and a small /29 subnet.
Bri
On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Simer Mayo wrote:
> Does Cisco 802 router supports DSL (ATM) connections? Doe
Michael Williams wrote:
> I can't see there would be an RFC on how many letters can be used,
> especially since acronyms have been used far longer than the acronym
> has been around
This may be true. However, one should exercise care in regard to MTU
in avian systems. The RFC specifical
It's funny you should mention Madison... While I'm originally from D/FW (and
looking at Austin) I currently live in Appleton, Wisconsin and was looking
at the Madison area for jobs. I didn't find one single recruiter that would
call me back. NOT ONE. I must have sent out well over 30 resumes. I'm
If you are going to look at it that way you should run host based IDS on the
servers you are protecting from your inside clients and run your IDS sensor
between your edge router and firewall to see what is happening outside.
Tim
CCIE 9015
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When displaying cdp neighbors on a switch -- specifically, our new 6513
-- instead of a helpful device name I get a completely worthless device
ID. In some cases the hostname of the device is appended to this ID but
I'd really like to get rid of it entirely and I haven't figured out how
to do thi
Jim,
I really don't have this problem in a production sense. I'm working with
HSRP and the standby track commands. I was really trying to create an "up"
"down" state on the vlan interface for testing HSRP tracking. Still
testing...
Robert
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set system name
switch> (enable) set system ?
baud Set system console port baud rate
crossbar-fallback Set system crossbar-fallback
switchmode Set system switchmode
contactSet system contact
core-dump Se
IDSL
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_fix/800/10368_01.htm
Dave
Brian wrote:
>
> dunno about 802 but on my 827 I had to do a subint atm0.1 point-to-point
> and assign ip unnumbered e0 for an ip to get it to work. I have an rfc
> 1483 connection and a small /29 subn
This will set the name is appended to the device ID but it does not get
rid of the device ID, which is what I'm really trying to accomplish.
Thanks,
John
>>> "A N" 7/11/02 11:08:39 AM >>>
set system name
switch> (enable) set system ?
baud Set system console port baud ra
I have all Cat 65xx and 4006's set with set system name and it now long
shows device ID's in the CDP columns.
Port Device-ID Port-ID Platform
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1/1 switch
We are creating a lab at work to support a few functions. One of the
functions is a training lab for CCIE prep. We use 4006 switches in our
closets and will be a part of this lab.
My question is: If we use a SupIII engine in a 4006 how different is it
from a 3550? Or would a 65xx work? We may
I'm sorry, I should have been more specific intially. The 6513 is
running IOS, not CatOS, so the output looks like this:
SCORP02>sho cdp n
Capability Codes: R - Router, T - Trans Bridge, B - Source Route
Bridge
S - Switch, H - Host, I - IGMP, r - Repeater
Device IDLoca
I live south of Milwaukee and have been looking for a network engineering
position anywhere in WI for about 6 months and Jeff is right. I am CCNP /
CCDP certified and have 9 years experience and the recruiters can't seem to
manage a callback. The few direct hire positions I have seen are all for
N
Team,
Correct if I am wrong, but I don't have to have 64meg on my 2600/3600
routers to support VoIPThis requirement is only for the mc3810 correct
Thanks,
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Hello,
Some of the books mentioned here can be viewed at the site
www.informit.com.You can subscribe (free subscription for 14 days) for the
online books or can pay $14 and subscribe for 30 days.you can select books
of your interest and start reading it online.
Kind Regards /Thangavel
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As far as the CLI is concerned you DO NOT need to worry about that.
Absolutely there is
no diff. between CAT 4k with sup3 with 3550 switches. You have no problems
in using it.
Rajesh
Kim Graham wrote:
> We are creating a lab at work to support a few functions. One of the
> functions is a tra
Kim Graham wrote:
>
> The other day I was delving a bit into spanning tree and I came
> across something that puzzled me.
>
> Searching out which device was the root bridge I found the MAC
> address (BID) on the root bridge to be all zero's. (show
> spantree snippets).
>
> Spanning tree mode
Priscilla, I went to Networkers San Diego and they had a meet the author
night. I was hoping to see ya there. Must have missed ya.
Larry Puckette
Network Analyst
Temple Inland
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Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary
safety deserve n
Is there any way to copy images to the PC-Card based Flash using a laptop,
either with a special card reader or using software and the PC-Card slot on
a laptop? I am just curious if I could copy IOS images for distribution to
the Flash card using my laptop then take card to the devices and load I
Hi all,
I am configuring a PIX with tacacs to authenticate at the users, this work
fine, But I now I want to apply access list a the users, for example for my
user dialup I used:
group = mail {
maxsess = 1
service = ppp protocol = ip
{
inacl=180
}
service = ppp protoco
Hi everybody,
I am planing to do CIPT exam. Does anybody know which set of exam is good on
Boson out of test #1, 2 and 3.
Any comments greatly appreciated.
Thanks
SF
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Below is the relevant config information from two Cisco 26xx routers
separated by an ethernet switch. Neither is running more than 15%
utilization but its taken ninety minutes for 950 routes to make it from
the 2650 to the 2620. Why is this so slow?
>
> !Cisco 2620, 64 meg, IOS 12.2.8T2
> router
Having run an IDS on the outside of our firewall with a busy network,
I'm confident in saying you don't want it out there. Let the firewall
block the simple attacks and have the IDS tell you about those that
aren't so simple. Firewall logs will give you a good idea of what's
being blocked. You
I apologize for taking so long to respond. When I was referring to the
amount of peering I meant the iBGP peering, not eBGP peering. When you say
a unified IGP, you are making the assumption that all customer routes are
carried in BGP, correct?
I also wanted to clarify something. How are we def
90 minutes is a really long time, is it like that consistently? Are there
any other performance issues on that segment? How many routes does the 2650
carry? It looks like the 2620 is doing inbound AS path filtering, how many
routes does the 2650 send it that it has to process through that filte
That will help us out then. There are a few here studying for our
certifications and knowing this will ease our minds a bit.
Kim
>
> From: "Rajesh Kumar"
> Date: 2002/07/11 Thu PM 03:03:34 EDT
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: CCIE Lab 4006 SupIII - 3550 [7:48610]
>
> As far as the CLI
Sorry for being so vague, it was first thing in the morning, just getting my
first cup of coffee and rubbing the sleep out of my eyes. (Yes, I need a
life if I wake up thinking about these questions.)
This is a 6513.
That is what I thought. The BID is the MAC address on the card, hence why I
a
Neal,
Any problem with flapping links ?
in BGP 4 command and configuration handbook i read:
Fast external fallover is enabled by default. When an interface that is used
for a BGP connection goes down, the BGP session is immediately terminated. If
the interface is flapping, instability can be ca
You tried show cdp neighbors detail command? Shows you more detail
information about the neighbors and might include hostname.
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Madison is not a high tech area so don't count on getting a routing only
job. There is about a dozen companies that need a full time engineer and
once those jobs are landed they tend to stick. I too am a CCNP/CCDP and have
a couple of leads, but it's thin here too. I was stationed outside Austin
a
This appears to be a code version issue. I have the same symptoms
on the 6509 running 5.5(3)CatOS while another 6509 running
6.3(5) CatOS is showing the neighors by their system names/hostnames.
Even though they're not running IOS I think it still relates.
It appears to be just a display/cosmetic
shouldn't you be studying and optimizing your alias exec list? ;->
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> especially since acronyms have been used far longer than the acronym RFC
h
G'Day all,
Studying for CCNP switching (early stages yet). My question is: (all in
theory)
At our core, I have a Cat 5509, configured as VTP Server for my-network. I
have 10 VLANS (192.168.x.0) for the various business units in my global
empire's Sydney office. From the core, I have 10 fibre conn
The Cisco Account Team that supports my employer gave a pretty good
engineering oriented presentation to us today. Here are some of the CCIE Lab
related points made:
1) for the 3550 switch, BGP will appear in the next IOS release, due out in
August. Cisco did not say so, but I am guessing that th
John, where in Sydney are you?
If you plug a switch or hub directly of a Distribution switch, there needs
to be no configured VLAN information (such as VTP) configured on the end
switch, provided you plug your switch/hub into a VLAN defined port on the
distry switch, that will work fine, however
Thats why I left austin in 2000...the job market is not good,
and the pay is worse. However its a nice town, and as previously mentioned
its a university town with more labor than work, which drives the cost down.
There weren't many jobs for ccnp types when I left, and I suppose there are
none now
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yes. yes I should... =)
Mike W.
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>
>
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For the attention of those who are studying for the CCIE qualification exam.
Following is some news from Cisco.
Bernard Omrani
Author of Boson practice tests
Subject:
Re: Date to set for 350-001 (EVA-Lite Redirect)
Date:
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> * Is there a new exam that will replace the R/S qualifying exam
>350-001? I heard it might be renumbered 351-001 but there are no
>references to 351-001 on cisco.com. Does anyone have information
>about this?
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, John Brandis wrote:
> >From here, can I use as the access point of my network, other lower end
> catalyst switchs, and just plug them into their distribution points for
each
> VLAN at my Distribution layer,,,or does each access layer switch need to be
> fully configured as a
I live in Japan and the economy is the worst ever.
Trust me you are better off stateside as a Cisco
professional.
The Market is very tight here, I would reccommend it
at all.
Rico
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Team,
I am setting up our new STEEL-BELTED RADIUS(www.funk.com). Te configuration
seems very simple but some how I am having a problem with Authentication.
After I configure my routers and the Radius sever, Users are no able to
login to the router and being authenticated by the Radius server. The
Working through the "All-In-One Cisco CCIE Lab Study Guide"
Second Edition by Hutnik & Satterlee, LAB #61 on dynamic access
lists - lock and key I have run in to a segment that I cannot
get to work per the lab and an hoping to get some input.
The lab consists of two routers connected as below.
Hi All,
Currently I'm preparing for DQoS exam for IPTel.
One of the exam topic is: explain the difference between classification and
marking.
Most of the documentation on CCO I read always joined these 2 words
together and didn't state the distinction. Any help will be appreciated.
Regards,
B
Hello,
I just passed two weeks ago the CCNA exam, and now, I want to prepare for
CCNP. My question is: ISDN concepts are necessary for any of the CCNP
exams?.
Thanks
Alejandro Acosta
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Hi All,
Is anyone out there currently using it? If so what are your opinions of it?
Thanks
Rich
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Yes it is needed for the Remote Access exam and Support. HTH's
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What's your 'aaa authentication ppp'?
You may also add 'local' following 'radius'
Do a "debug aaa authentication" on the router
Check sever log file
Yoshi
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Check out the exam outlines on the cisco website and you will be able to see
each and every topic on the exams, for the most part. Jason
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> Hello,
> I just passed two weeks ago the CCNA exam, and now, I want to
Hello All,
I would like to know what router configuration to be purchased
for practicising CCIE Routing and Switching Lab Exam.
Please give the details of book also if possible.
Regards,
R.S.Sundar
System Support Manager
Future Software Limited
If you are referring to the Cisco branded MCUs and h.323 Gatekeepers,
yes - I use them. You can save a bit of cash in some cases by turning
to the vendor of the hardware (Radvision) but the support for these
products from Cisco has been first rate. The written documentation is a
little slight on
I wonder if I can install both callmanager and unity on 1 machine.
Anyone did this?
Thanks.
Yoshi
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At 2:31 AM + 7/12/02, blitzlight wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Currently I'm preparing for DQoS exam for IPTel.
>One of the exam topic is: explain the difference between classification and
>marking.
>
>Most of the documentation on CCO I read always joined these 2 words
>together and didn't state the dist
Team,
I am setting up our new STEEL-BELTED RADIUS(www.funk.com). Te configuration
seems very simple but some how I am having a problem with Authentication.
After I configure my routers and the Radius sever, Users are no able to
login to the router and being authenticated by the Radius server. The
Here's the lab kit Im recommending to tackle the new and improved CCIE R&S
Lab Exam:
Three Cisco 2501 routers
Two Cisco 2503 routers (ISDN)
One Cisco 2511 router (Access Server)
One Cisco 2522 router (FR switch)
One 2620 router (voice/isl trunking)
One 2610 router (voice)
Catalyst 3550
ISDN Simul
I always buy the ones that are authored by [EMAIL PROTECTED] I generally find
his pool of questions to be written better with the answers and explanations
very detailed and accurate. Of course, I always blow through all of the
demo versions first to get a feel for them...it just seems like I alw
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