> > The next time the scheduler runs, it notes the packet in the input queue
of
> > ip_input (assuming it was an IP packet), and schedules this process to
run.
> >
> > With fast switching, the CPU is interrupted, and the packet is actually
> > switched at that time.
>
> Yup, that's how I understoo
Yes. Win2k server has an installable service called IAS (Internet
Authentication Service) that provides RADIUS authentication. We haven't
tried it with router IOS, but it does work with a PIX terminated VPN.
However, it does not support LEAP and therefore won't authenticate
Aironet wireless connec
Try to use PAM (port to application mapping) feature
(You need IP/FW feature set for PAM). Then allow access to Your "secret"
port and deny access to famous (23) port with access list.
PAM at CCO
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/120newft/120t/120t5/iosfw2/iosfw2_3.
W2k's IAS does support cisco router's authentication
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> W2k's IAS does support cisco router's authentication
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The devices are both 2610's. I am telnetting to one of the 2610's and
pinging the serial interface / Frame Relay subinterface on the directly
connected devices (Not pinging into the network). The leased line is running
PPP. What is strange is that it is the same result across both links. The
Min/M
But Dave, can we use a 2nd SUP III? I was under the inpression that
Cisco-Cat doesnt allow a 2nd SUP III. It disables the blade if inserted.
Cisco_Maniac
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> That was a common approach back in the heydays of the 5500s!! No
>
Anyone played with the new 3550 EMI switches? They report layer 3
routing etc.
Symon
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Hi all! I have a problem with a cache engine
507 and a ubr. I configured them for web-cache - wccp
version 2 and it generally works. It's just that the
set top boxes behind the ubr don't see the web page on
the local server. My network is somehow like this:
ethernet
Hi,
Can someone explain to me when should RSM, MSM, RSFC, MSFC, etc be used?
Basically does anyone know where the comparison (feature wise) on Cisco site
including CCO?
I want to know from Switching exam point of view.
Regards,
Amit
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I bought a copy a minute ago.
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> My new book has a troubleshooting focus. It will help people pass the
> Support Exam. It's called Troubleshooting Campus Networks. It's shipping
> finally! There's
Hi Folks,
Is anybody willing to trade in a November Lab date this year for next
February?
Regards,
George.
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Is there a way to configure a metric to a static route?
One can configure the administrative distance.
I have a situation where i want to have 2 routes in the routing table , one
learned by eigrp and the other a static one
the problem is even if i configure the ad of the static with 90 , only
Does anyone know the maximum cable distance that can be used between a
PA-VXA-1TE1 and a PBX (with the PA configured for E1)?
Thanks in advance
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To configure an Administrative distance on a static route do the following.
ip route 10.4.0.0 255.255.0.0 10.1.20.1 100
The AD is set at 100 which is higher that the default of 90 for EIGRP.
This is called a floating static route and would be used in case of EIGRP
failing.
Brgds,
Steve
IP host RouterB 191.8.150.1 191.8.2.1
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Yes I have one in the lab with a gig trunk, a switchport access vlan
and a vlan interface running EIGRP, works well.
Dave
Symon Thurlow wrote:
>
> Anyone played with the new 3550 EMI switches? They report layer 3
> routing etc.
>
> Symon
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Sanchez
is right what you said
but one thing is the administrative distance and the other is the metric .
my concern is with the metric itself. as far as i know the metric can´t be
modified for a static route
regards - Diego
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This command maps these 2 IP addresses to that host name.
So, next time when you want to access that router, you just type routerb and
you are in.
Reza
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The RSM takes up a slot and is used in CAT5000's and 5500's. The RSFC
if I recall correctly is a daughter board on certain supII and supIII
G's in the 5500 chassis. The MSM also eats up a slot in the 6000, 6500
chassis whereas the MSFC is a daughter board in the sup cards in the
6500 line. There
just getting into it. 1500 pages of documentation to read :-O
They do IGRP, EIGRP, RIPv1, RIPv2, and OSPF. Don't believe the output of the
"router ?"
BGP is expected to be released "real soon now", but according to Cisco
people I've spoken to, it will not be a "full featured" release. Limita
I do agree with JB
The strain behind building a quality book is a lot. for that you
have to
give a premium.
Don`t think that for reaching the heights, there are short cuts.
Pirates are
not encouraged to be here.
Jeff, cut your movies, expense for other luxuries.. you will buy
it..
All the b
Are you talking about the static on the same router? What does that
accomplish?
If you were to redistribute the static into EIGRP, you can manipulate the
metric. It would take some work to tweak the calculations, but it is doable.
The static would then be advertised to the rest of the EIGRP domai
if it is of any help, books and other study materials may be tax deductible.
Check with your tax person to be sure.
also, make use of places like Fatbrain and Bookpool. You can find some
substantial savings.
HTH
Chuck
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Juan,
your wife, too? :) Mine is about to kick me out, if I don't pass the written
this next Friday... :)
Concerning the book stuff, I totally agree with you... this field really
rips us off, so we better be aware of that huh? I've already spend almost
Us$500,00 on books, not to mention the test
Static routes don't have a metric
(As Howard would say) What problem are you trying to solve?
About the only reason (I can think of) for 2 routes in the routing table is
to load balance across them. If you're not going to load balance (i.e. if
the static link is just for redundancy), th
Hi all
I am upgrading my 6509 with SupII engines and a MSM card to a new 6509 with
MSFC2's. I am trying to do some research on the web. At Cisco's site I
find software documentation for the Catalyst software and for the IOS
software. When I looked through some of both, it would appear that the
Static routes do not have "metrics" as dynamic routes do. You are
correct in stating that the route with the lower administrative distance
is installed in the routing table. If your static has a lower distance
than the learned route the static will be used. If you have 2 routes
that have the ex
Sure sounds like programming! I used to hate algorithms. My coding skills
are long gone but that systematic way to develop a subject remains.
> -Original Message-
> From: Priscilla Oppenheimer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Develop a hierarchical outline. Develop it incrementally.
> Mayb
yes chuck what you said is the only solution i implemented to this issue
it´s tweaky but possible . one must take in account not only the feasible
distance ( or metric ) of the distribution but also to set the
administrative distance to be 90 for this specific operation so the router
installs bo
really i need to have both routes for load balancing
the problem is that only one link runs a routing proto and the other not
i agree with you folks that the term metric of a static route is strange but
i have no other term to describe the situation
regards- Diego
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This may be a newbie question so please forgive. It is my understanding
that when you go between VLANS on a subnet, traffic goes in the port to
one VLAN, then it goes though the router, then to the other VLAN. I
think this is true. If I were to upgrade the Switch to layer 3, would I
be able to do
It also always helps to have a competent proofreader read your paper after
your done.
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>
> I know some of you in this group are technical writers - you know who you
> are ;-).
> I respect you guys as one who ca
The key to remembering how this works is this:
le = less than or equal to
ge = greater than or equal to
A couple of examples will help clarify the issue. Let's say you want
to allow anything from 172.16.0.0/16 with a mask of 23 bits or greater:
ip prefix-list FOO seq 5 permit 172.16.0.0/16 ge
Brian - Yes, it is. It can do routing as far as routing between VLANs. Of
course, certain features on regular routers might not be supported such as
VPN, etc..
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It's my turn now. I passed my written yesterday with 82%.
I would like to thank the following wonderful people for their time and
help:
Folks @ NLI for the well written study guide
Lou Rossi for the TR paper
Dennis Laganiere for Boson #3 and all the freebies on his website (and
thanks for the RI
Yes, its called IAS (Integrated Authentication Service) I believe. I just
setup a PIX for vpn client auth and it works great.
Good Luck,
Vance
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>
> Please forgive the question, however, does Win2k Server
i run a similar problem a couple of months ago
try this
install the 8mb flash simm that have the ios image you want to boot in the
first flash bank and put the second flash simm in the second bank.
delete any file that resides in the second flash simm ( i can´t remember now
if once must delet
I am trying to connect two cisco 2600 routers over isdn using 2 circuits (4b
channels). when the line comes up, only one circuit activates. If i change
the setup and leave only the one that didn't work connected, it works fine.
Does anyone have any suggestions or a link to a sample config like t
I know 6.2(2) supports PPPoE, but has anyone successfully used it on a
PIX 515 or any other model Pix? The documentation says it only is
supported on the 506 and 501.
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You can run your switch in hybrid mode, set commands for layer 2 stuff
and IOS on the MSFC or Native mode, one image, one big router.
If your doing voice stuff on the switch you'll need to run hybrid or
if you are installing OSM cards you will have to run native.
The majority of the switch
Yes the switch is the router, "layer 3 switch"
Dave
Brian Zeitz wrote:
>
> This may be a newbie question so please forgive. It is my understanding
> that when you go between VLANS on a subnet, traffic goes in the port to
> one VLAN, then it goes though the router, then to the other VLAN. I
>
>=20
Hello Folks,
I am trying to configure PIX firewall v6.2 with Windows 2000 Certificate =
Server. I am getting this error when trying enrolll for certificate =
through PDM.
I would appreciate any ideas.
Thank you in advance
Regards
Daniel=20
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All (CCIE's and CCIE Written)
I was wondering if you could help me understand what it is I am in for. I
have 3 years of experience at tier 3 IP support with Verizon. OSPF mostly.
I have experience with various Cisco and Nortel routers and switches. My
question is this, knowing OSPF and circuit
Hi,
Has anyone hear tried using a Cisco 340 AP, and an Orinoco Silver or Gold
card to connect to it?
Cisco to Cisco works great, and Orinoco to Orinoco works great, but when I
mix them, it works horrible.
I can get a connection, and the Orinoco says it has an excellent signal.
But, when surfing
sam sneed wrote:
>
> It also always helps to have a competent proofreader read your
> paper after
> your done.
After you're finished.
Your is a possessive. Done refers to cooked roasts and the like.
Sorry I just couldn't resist! ;-)
Priscilla
>
> ""blitzlight"" wrote in message
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Try pinging into the network. I wouldn't trust the results of pinging the
router's own serial interface. Routers have more important things to do than
respond to pings. I can't say for sure (better read that IOS Architecture
book!), but I think the IOS responds to pings at a low priority. Try ping
Hi All,
Could anyone help me with question regarding the hardware specs required by
Cisco Call Manager? Do we have to buy the server from Cisco or we can buy
the software and install it on any server? Thanks!
Thomas
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Priscilla makes a good point, even if she was only teasing. It really
pays to be able to communicate clearly and accurately, and there are a
number of grammar and writing guides on the internet that are useful.
They've helped clear up a few issues that I have in my own writing and
I'm sure any a
Rob-
I think it is feasible without the 10 years experience working for an
ISP. In fact, I've been working with Cisco equipment off and on at
first, but then more consistently for the past 6 years. I took my time
in completing my CCNP (almost 2 years from the point of CCNA), and
probably could
Rob,
All things are relativeMany people with less experience than you have
passed the CCIE. Afterall, it's tough, but it's only a test. It boils
down to how much time, effort, and money you're willing to put into
study. If you've got 20 hours a week to devote to lab practice, you can
a
Having written technical documentation and whitepapers on a tight deadline,
I think I may argue that "done" is appropriate. ;-)
Craig
At 04:54 PM 7/30/2002 +, you wrote:
>sam sneed wrote:
> >
> > It also always helps to have a competent proofreader read your
> > paper after
> > your done.
>
Rayappa,
Congratulation, well donenow is time to move on into the big task, the
lab. My advise to you, don't despair, get used to allocate at least 4 hours
a day(that is the way I am doing and it seems to be working)miniumun, I do a
lot of reading in the morning before going to work and then h
I've gotten both sides of a VPN connected (site to site 501/515, static IPs,
pre-shared keys, truly a basic setup). While trying to ping the other
network, with debug running, I get the following output; but no
connection.
VPN Peer: ISAKMP: Added new peer: ip:X.X.X.X Total VPN Peers:1
VPN Pe
uh oh, i got the grammar police on my tail...
Forgive me, I'm from jersey : )
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> >
> > It also always helps to have a competent proofreader read your
> > paper after
> > your done.
>
> Aft
Congratulations Rayappa
my test is scheduled for this friday, so I am burning my brains out right
now :)
Good luck on this road to the lab :)
Persio
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From: "Rayappa Mayakunthala"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 12:22 PM
Subject: Passed CCIE written 350-001 [7:
CallManager used to come on Compaq DL-380 server. At one moment,
you were able to buy only software if you already had the platform.
I'm quite sure that it will not work on other platforms, since
the installation was *very* specific for the platform...
What I'm talking about was
IIRC, Cisco will only support the OEM Servers they have certified the CM
product to run on.
Currently, the only vendor certified is Compaq. Other vendors are "in
the works" for certification, and include IBM and HP. HP may not be
true anymore, based on a statement made from a colleague recently
Configure two static routes
Dave
Diego Rissone wrote:
>
> really i need to have both routes for load balancing
> the problem is that only one link runs a routing proto and the other not
>
> i agree with you folks that the term metric of a static route is strange
but
> i have no other term to
Hi All,
Recently Installed Aironet 1200 series based wireless LAN,with cisco LEAP
authentication.Now the network works for a couple of days and then doesn't
until I reboot the Access Points or the Cisco 3524-PWR-XL series switch from
which the access points are powered.
Has anybody faced problem
You mean something like this:
interface BRI3/0
description ISDN CKT#__ ISDN backup to Bristol
bandwidth 128
no ip address
ip load-sharing per-packet
encapsulation ppp
dialer pool-member 1
isdn switch-type basic-ni
isdn spid1 x xxx
isdn spid2 x xxx
no fair
As an addendum to my last post:
Statement should say-
I WOULD contact Cisco Sales directly for a definitive answer. :)
Funny... that W is sooo far up there on the keyboard, but yet I some how
hit the C key instead. Hmmm.
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From: Mark W. Odette II
Sent: Tuesday, July 30
Me thinks Sam done did fine ;)
done
v.
Past participle of do1.
adj.
1.Having been carried out or accomplished; finished: a done deed.
2.Cooked adequately.
3.Socially acceptable: Spitting on the street is just not done in
polite society.
4.Informal. Totally worn out; exhausted.
John N
>sam sneed wrote:
>>
>> It also always helps to have a competent proofreader read your
>> paper after
>> your done.
>
>After you're finished.
>
>Your is a possessive. Done refers to cooked roasts and the like.
>
>Sorry I just couldn't resist! ;-)
>
>Priscilla
Well, Priscilla, perhaps we should
Robert,
In 1999 when I started looking into CCNA cert I didn't know much about
switching, routing or Cisco equipment all together. I decided to go thru
CCNP/CCDP
tracks, as my experience was very limited. By late 2001 and after few tries
at the lab
I got my number. It doesn't require all those ye
All, thank you for your input. I have the confidence that I can do it, yet
when looking at the list of technologies I am required to know, it seems a
little overwhelming. I do feel that with the hands on, and understanding of
OSPF that I already have, that it has made the study material absorb m
I use the Cisco and Enterasys (Same as Orinoco) adapters with a Cisco 350
access point without a difference in speed. There may be some Aironet
extensions that are helping the Cisco work better, but not sure about that.
If your Cisco PC adapter is a 350 series, it has higher wattage output than
th
CallManager 3.1 and higher is certified on Compaq DL320, DL380, and IBM
series 340, for sure. I assume that DL360, also, although I have no
first-hand knowledge of that, and I beleive some HP server (I think even a
Dell). These are just the servers that are supported using the Sperion
Installati
I am working on my Masters degree in IT, one of the core courses is on
technical writing. I got tired of the goose chase and the money to keep
up with the certifications, and I know that a degree will be with me
forever. Once I prove I can get my M.S., it will not expire. Disclaimer:
I do hold a C
I have the same problem, of which I'm still searching for an answer. :(
The "Client" is SBClient (a fancy GUI program for Telnet), and the
Server is Unidata DB server running on NT 4.0 with SP6a and the Unidata
server has its own Telnet Service that appears to be running on the
standard port.
Cl
Hinwoto-
Welcome to the list!
Obviously your question indicates you are new, as this question has been
posed many times over the last 9 months. If you are not new, than might
I suggest the Archives as research - provided they are available. :)
To answer your question though:
The BSCI exam is
... works fine on my 501 at the casa, but I've not put it into
production for a client.
Like you said, "right box for the job".
Mark
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after giving the command for disabling nat with nat 0
command why and what does this warning mean ?
"access-list protocol or port will not be used"
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Hi,
Pls check the interesting traffic configured
(access list) configured at both ends. Your transform set parameters too. It
should be same.
As you are receiving IKMP_no_error your isakmp policies are working fine.
regards
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Blast it, I keep forgetting the "n't". That is "wouldN'T install any other
apps on the CallManager server, either". I hope that was self-evident.
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Yea, I think there is 2 different versions, Compaq and HP. I think you
need to pick the version up front. I have Compaq DL380s and DL360s,
these are the fastest servers I have ever seen. Esp for the size, 1U,
and its great that it comes with insight manager for free. I don't like
IBM, I think ther
Does any know if you can use the WIC-1ADSL module to connect to Qwest's DSL
network (business class service)? Ive asked them and they are clueless.
Erich Kuehn
Sr. IP Engineer
Backbone Communications
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Hello,
Does anyone know if IPSec or CBAC or TCP intercept topics are REQUIRED for
the R&S Lab?
Are candidates required to know how to configure IPSec etc. in the Lab?
I see Reflexive, Time-based and Dynamic ACL which I think is OK but these
other technologies?? :-(
Please advise.
Thank you.
Hi Persio,
I am waiting the details in the next day after the examination. good
luck!
Lindolfo Alves.
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>
> my test is scheduled for this friday, so I am burning my brains ou
What's the deal with messages submitted a several days ago finally being
posted now, while others have been posted on time??
I just saw 3 messages (replies to others' posts) I submitted last Wed.
and Thurs. get sent to me from GroupStudy.
Somebody just do an online restore to the GroupStudy Serv
> I've gotten both sides of a VPN connected (site to site 501/515, static
> IPs, pre-shared keys, truly a basic setup). While trying to ping the
> other network, with debug running, I get the following output; but no
> connection.
>
> VPN Peer: ISAKMP: Added new peer: ip:X.X.X.X Total VPN Pe
Anyone running the Ciscoworks2000 LMS package? It looks all-inclusive, but
I'm curious if you purchased any other products along with it. We will have
about 40 6509's to manage in the next few months and are looking for
something to help use present the network in a GUI fashion. The old
Cabletron
Where can I buy this switch for $500.00 as someone posted this a few days
ago??
Thank you.
>From: "Chuck"
>Reply-To: "Chuck"
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 14:28:31 GMT
>
>just getting into it. 1500 pages of documentation to read :-O
>
>
That's why their stock is selling for less then a candy bar. Is there
something special about Quest? Just use the DSL modem, and I believe any
ethernet interface will work.
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Put me down for two...
--- Dennis
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To:
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> Where can I buy this switch for $500.00 as someone posted this a few days
> ago??
>
> Thank you.
>
>
>
>
> >From: "Chuck"
> >Reply-To:
There is nothing real special about qwest, this price seems right, and only
19 business days for an install, Do you have any other recommendations? I
need to put this into a colo rack and cant spare anymore space for a DSL
modem.
E
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Guys
I am interesting in taking CSS 1 training, Please let me know if you
recommend any insitute in New York City Area.
Thanks,
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The ACLs are mirrors of each other and the transform sets match Very
frustrating
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Hi,
Pls check the interes
I've been planning to do a test with this but I haven't gotten around to
it, primarily because I don't trust the code-level needed to use that
WIC. I have a couple here but I haven't tried to implement them. It
should be relatively painless, but that's dependent on your
configuration.
One major
John
Thanks for your insight, that being said, I'm still trying to find out if my
WIC-1ADSL is compatiable with the Qwest DSL network, If it isnt does anyone
know which networks are compatible?
Thanks
E
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I think you forgot a zero. Everything thinks you typed 500$
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Where can I buy this switch for $500.00 as someone posted this a few
days
Yea, they might be dynamic IP, then you would be stuck with running
client side DHCP. The reason it is so cheap, as a court order, worldcom
and Quest are allowed to keep there internet customers. All ADSL's need
a modem as far as I know.
-Original Message-
From: Erich Kuehn [mailto:[EMAIL
Sorry that you talked to the wrong people but yes you can.
Dave
Erich Kuehn wrote:
>
> Does any know if you can use the WIC-1ADSL module to connect to Qwest's DSL
> network (business class service)? Ive asked them and they are clueless.
>
> Erich Kuehn
> Sr. IP Engineer
> Backbone Communic
Yeah, the only way you are getting a 3550 for 500 bucks is if it's
hotter than the place Satan hangs out, or it's been ran over by a truck.
Dan
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Cisco Nuts
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 2:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PR
Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
>
> Sometimes I will copy a relevant article, putting it into
> colored
That's kind of the dirty little secret of tech writers, i.e. that we
sometimes start with someone else's work. ;-) Putting it in colored text is
an excellent idea, though, because it reminds you to
The 3550 EMI sold for $500 from Ingram Micro and Tech Data, unfortunately
both companies are out of stock and the promotion is over.
Ryan
-Original Message-
From: Brian Zeitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 2:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: 3550 EMI [7:50
I will buy two right nowLOL.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Dennis Laganiere
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 4:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 3550 EMI [7:50103]
Put me down for two...
--- Dennis
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I'm just learning this stuff, so I apoligize if I'm getting in the way, but
see my comments below.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I've gotten both sides of a VPN connected (site to site
> 501/515, static IPs,
> pre-shared keys, truly a basic setup). While trying to ping
> the other
> network, wit
It depends on what DSLAM brand Qwest will be using for your DSL line.
According to CCO's WIC-1ADSL information:
"Interoperates with the Cisco 6000 Series Digital Subscriber Line Access
Multiplexer (DSLAM) with Globespan chipset and Alcatel DSLAM with
Alcatel chipset
Sustains up to 23 virtual cir
I am studying for the CID test and am a little fuzzy about what the main
differences between MP(Multilink PPP)and MMP(Multilink Multichassis PPP).
Don't they both combine ISDN B channels across multiple access servers or
routers?? Anyone out there have a better concept than I about the
differences
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