Re: ntp packets modes [7:58359]

From RFC 1305. 0 - unspecified 1 - symmetric active 2 - symmetric passive 3 - client 4 - server 5 - broadcast 6 - reserved for NTP control message 7 - reserved for private use Symmetric Active (1): A host operating in this mode sends periodic messages regardless of the reachability state or

AS 5400 lost carrier [7:58361]

Dear All, I am running AS 5400 with 16 PRI (analog modems only) and I am facing modem disconnection after 15 to 30 minutes and the reason is lost carrier Any info about the reason of this lost carrier (cabling or modem or chassis or configuration etc..) Thanks and best regards _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Re: VLANs: To be or not to be [7:58350]

I have first hand knowledge, we have implemented a core/dist/access network at cisco with L3 at the core and L2 at the acess end. I have also implemented a L3 data center using L3 dist routers and L2 access to the servers. This design, from switch to switch across the L3 dist area, is 1ms or

RE: Learnkey or Keystone learning [7:58303]

I have taken courses at www.knowledgenet.com I would say they are good, especially their costs are not bad - and the material is very close to what you will find on the exam. More important (to me) is that it is interactive - the best part of it actually. I now find it easier to study on my PC

configure spanning tree mode [7:58365]

Hi, How do i configure the spanning tree mode (cst, pvst, pvst+) on my 6509, 4006, 3524 and 3548 switches. I had faced problems while establishing a trunk link inbetween a 4006 and a 3524 switch. Has anyone faced any problems in such a scenario. Thanks. Message Posted at:

Re: CSS1/CCSP [7:58241]

Mark, Thanks for ordering my book. Actually, I was in discussion with McGraw-Hill, Syngress and CiscoPress and all three wanted me to publish a book on the PIX. CiscoPress wanted me to do a certification book and I wanted to do a stand-alone book. I was leary about going with Syngress since

Re: CSS1/CCSP [7:58241]

Shahid, Unlike the CiscoPress book which omits this very important configuration component, I've spent some time in by book about dealing with multiple interfaces as it relates to address translation AND filtering, like ACLs and conduits. Probably one of the most difficult configuration tasks on

RE: Support Exam [7:58366]

Here's a review article that I wrote when I took the exam. http://tcpmag.com/column.asp?id=EXAMcid=202 Good luck! -Original Message- From: Siddiqi Kenan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 8:13 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Support Exam [7:58366] Hi there, I

Re: OSPF ABR question [7:57990]

Peter van Oene wrote: Non intra-area ASBRs are found via type 4 LSAs (ASBR Summary) which follow the same rules as type 3 summaries and thus prevent non zero areas from providing transit toward ASBRs (that is where the non zero area contains neither the source nor ASBR) You're right. I

RE: VLANs: To be or not to be [7:58350]

I want to first start out by saying you all know I am not here to bash anyone. But Larry you are right when you say something is wrong with his network and what was wrong with it was the name ALCATEL :). I have experience with the omni core switches and I can say I did not like what I saw in the

RE: VLANs: To be or not to be [7:58350]

Thanks for your answers Larry and Elijah. I also think that there was something wrong with the OmniCore (I didn't work directly with it). I have been also told by a Nortel guy that with their Passport 8600 I wouldn't have any problem (slowness) at all for routing between VLANs, and I belive him,

Cisco Internet Solutions Specialist anyone? [7:58378]

Does anybody here have/(go for) the Cisco Internet Solutions Specialist certification? I'm afraid I've chosen the most obscure certification CISCO has to offer... feeling sort of lonely and ridiculous... Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7i=58378t=58378

RE: Software for Statistical Profiling [7:58277]

Thanks for the info - I was looking at using the ErlangC model due to the nature of computer networks. Currently, my modelling is based on assuming an application takes 2 seconds to complete a task if it had 32kbps of bandwidth reserved for it, I can use the Erlang model to calculate whether 95%

RE: Qos wred !? [7:58243]

can you please explain this: random-detect precedence 5 200 1000 100 where the should bee every 100 packet. where the should be every 100 packet the what? in your example, 200 is the min, 1000 is the max and 100 is the exceed-threshold meaning that 1 packet out of 100 will be dropped if the

Re: CSS1/CCSP [7:58241]

Yeah I agree, because even cisco's website is not good about it. This will give your book an edge plus a great resource on the job and CCIE Security Lab. Thanks, Shahid Richard Deal wrote:Shahid, Unlike the CiscoPress book which omits this very important configuration component, I've spent

can't ping the Sc0 interface ip address [7:58383]

Hi, I have a C4006 in the Local LAN already, all the while it is working fine. I need more ports for user device, so add one more c5009 switch. I've connected a C5009 and a C4006 switches with a cross cable on port 3/1. Set ip address 53.245.35.6/24 for C4006's Sc0 interface. Set ip address

640-604 Switching [7:58384]

Anyone interested on trading study questions .. I have a new pdf file for routing... looking for a pdf for switching Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7i=58384t=58384 -- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info:

Re: can't ping the Sc0 interface ip address [7:58383]

are both sc0 interfaces in the same vlan... is the trunk carrying all the vlans ? Kevin GU wrote: Hi, I have a C4006 in the Local LAN already, all the while it is working fine. I need more ports for user device, so add one more c5009 switch. I've connected a C5009 and a C4006 switches with a

Passed Cisco IP Telephony [7:58386]

Hi Group, Today I passed the Cisco IP Telephony Exam.I used the cisco Press book by David Lovell and I had a bad experience with this book.The cover page of the book is misleading as it says prepare for IP telephony Certification with this book. To my experience this book is not sufficient for

Re: can't ping the Sc0 interface ip address [7:58383]

try to check layr 1 and 2 of the physical port 3/1, and the vlans that they are in, check the show int 3/1 command, and please post it. guy Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7i=58387t=58383 -- FAQ, list archives, and