If the test prep you are using is for the CCNA exam then C is the
correct
Cisco answer (the use of Class B/Class C terminology makes me think
this is the case). This is because Cisco still insists, at the CCNA
level, on
computing subnets using the formula 2^n-2. This assumes that subnet
zero and
Chuck,
Sorry to hear you contracted the Agent 86 disease. However, it
sounds like you won't have any problem the next time around.
Good Luck,
Prof. Tom Lisa, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Cisco ATC/Regional Networking Academy
Cunctando restituit rem
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What ATM did was simple. It gave customers a circuit that was
almost good as leased while still providing for multiplexing, and
the cost-savings associated with that, to the provider. In short,
providers could now provide leased lines without actually having
to
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What ATM did was simple. It gave customers a circuit that was
almost good as leased while still providing for multiplexing, and
the cost-savings associated with that, to the provider. In short,
Recert is made up of questions from all the exams.
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Folks, I just received my 6 mos. heads up for my CCNP. My
what CatOS are you running?
set spantree macreduction {enable | disable}
To:
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Subject: how to set extended range vlans (vlan number 1024) on [7:58600]
the following is configuration of my cat6509:
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hi,
just to add,
We are an enterprise and we will be rolling out an MPLS solution very
soon...
it`s a MP-BGP VPN solution which a lot of provider`s in the UK are starting
to push
cheers
steve
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To:
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TEST
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I bought a Cisco 7000 router at an auction. It did not come with a power
cable
and I can not find one for the life of me. I ordered and received CAB-7KAC=,
but this cable does not fit. It says on the package thats its a 7500 series
AC power cord. On ciscos website its says to order this cable but,
extended range vlans ( 1005 ) can only be configured on a switch that is
in VTP transparent mode.
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the following is configuration of my cat6509:
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you sure about that, Tom?
172.100..0
255.255.1110.0
subnet bits = 1.0
172.100.0.0 through 172.100.31.0 for /24's
these would be SUMMARIZED using the 224 mask in the third octet.
if you only want eight /24's, then the answer is
172.100..0
255.255.1000.0
subnet bits
I believe you can create extended vlans in either Server/Transparent modes.
You just cannot use VTP to manage these VLANs; they must be statically
configured on each switch.
watch the wrap
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat6000/sw_7_3/confg_gd/vlans.htm#xtocid9
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Anyone have a document which details to how public peering is typically
done
at an ethernet-based peering location?
I had envisioned that one dropped a router, had a GE pulled into the
peering
location, got an IP address from a large block (ie /24) from the peering
center,
and started peering
You sure about that, Chuck? ;-)
2^n-2 = 8 ! a total of 8 subnets needed !
2^n = 10 ! add 2 to both sides !
n = 4 ! 2^4-2 = 14 !
128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
= 240, or answer A in the original post.
BJ
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In our case our DSL lines all terminate on an ATM T1 on one of our
routers. I've configured OAM to test the lines and to declare the line
down when OAM cells are not returned. With this I immediately know when
a DSL line is down and can take action to correct it.
This brings up another key
If I have a pix seperating my network from the internet with an inside and
an outside interface, then I have some servers on the inside network that I
use Static to give an ip address on the outside network for host´s on the
internet to access. that´s the easy part, now the question
Is it
Priscilla,
To decide on whether ISIS and MPLS are relevant to enterprises, I
believe you have to look more deeply into the enterprise's structure
and internal competencies. There are a substantial number of Fortune
100 companies, universities, etc., that consciously organize an
internal ISP
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Priscilla,
To decide on whether ISIS and MPLS are relevant to enterprises, I
believe you have to look more deeply into the enterprise's structure
and internal competencies. There are a substantial number of
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You sure about that, Chuck? ;-)
CL: well. yeah I understand the subnet zero argument. It's been too long
since I studied anything from a CCNA level.
CL: to be truthful, I have never bothered with the 2n-2 issue in
Use the alias command:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/hw/vpndevc/ps2030/products_tech_
note09186a0080094aee.shtml
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I don't think the Alias command or the DNAT tricks work for the
Same Interface Routing rule, which the Pix won't do.
Sorry
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Hi Arni,
As far as I know you can not because of the split horizon rule built into
the PIX. This implies data/packets can not be sent out the same interface it
has been received on.
I might be wrong though.
Regards
Gerhard
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Wow! Chuck didn't make it? Now I'm really worried! :-)
Shawn K.
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In the
All u need to do is create a static Private to Public address on the PIX.
However, user in the inside will access the server via the Private address.
Therefore, the packet will not leave the inside interface and come by in.
Greg Owens
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Hi there,
First of all, the questions for the re-cert exam are from all the 4 exams
individual subject matter. Secondly, as far as my knowledge extends, CCNP
and CCIE are 2 different tracks. In the sense that getting ur CCIE doesn't
renew your CCNP certification. And if it expires, you lose the
Which books can peopel recommend for this CCIP exam.
I only want to buy one QoS book and one MCast book - spent enough with Cisco
Press for one life time ;)
Any recommendations?
Many thanks
James
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Hi Larry,
I am using trunking on the LAN side of the routers to route between VLANs.
However, WAN interfaces of these routers are not configured as trunk. The
WAN link is just connected using a different subnet. And no, I don't use
bridging. So if VLAN is just local significant, should it not
Ditto!!!
I was feeling very confident but if Chuck cant cut it than i am shaking!
Kaminski, Shawn G wrote:Wow! Chuck didn't make it? Now I'm really
worried! :-)
Shawn K.
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CCIE does renew CCNP.
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Hi there,
First of all, the questions for the re-cert exam are from all the 4 exams
The cable you mentioned should work. The AC power supplies on a 7000 and a
7507 are the same. (Unless changed recently.)
FWIW They shipped the same cord with Cat5K Power Supplies even though there
is no notch on the PS receptacle end.
Any chance that they sent you a cable for a 7513? It has a big
I feel bad for any people who're supposed to take the CCIE lab in RTP
today!
http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/news/120502_NW_poweroutage.html
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Just curious what others use to filter their SMTP traffic for viruses and
spam. I am currently using Trend Micro Interscan and it's a piece of junk.
It doesn't have one report option which the higher ups want to see.
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The Long and Winding Road wrote:
The question sucks and so do the answer choices. Eight
*addresses* per
subnet or eight subnets? If the former, a mask of
255.255.255.248 would
be
required - not 255.255.248.0. If the latter, I'd go with you
(sorta). Or
perhaps a. if subnet zero
No problem. Just plug the lights into the Cat6K with In-Line Power.
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CCIE does not renew the professional-level certifications such as CCNP.
However, professional-level certifications renew associate-level
certifications.
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Everyone,
We have been bridging LAT at my remote offices for some time, and have just
gotten rid of all the LAT devices. I would like to now configure the routers
to make sure only TCP/IP is routed. The config is not that long, but I'm not
too sure where to start. Any help would be appreciated.
Correct, The 2 lans across the wan are nothing more than 2 networks
with layer 3
router connections connecting them together. The vlan's are only
significant at the
local lan level to the host in the switch.
Larry
Thomas N. wrote:
Hi Larry,
I am using trunking on the LAN side of the
Hi, can anyone tell me is that possible to change the default telnet port
no. on a cisco router?
Say I dont want to use tcp port 23 to telnet to my company router.
Simon
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I have a home lab of about 10 routers. Is there a way
to reduce or eliminate the fan noise? Are there
replacement fans that are less noisy? Anyone have any
tips? The noise is driving me kind of crazy and it
can't be good for my hearing in the long term.
Thanks,
Mike
What are the best books to buy or places to obtain
router labs? I already have the CCIE Lab Practice Kit
from Satterlee Hutnik. Are there labs that take you
from the basics to more complex scenario's? I want to
build a strong foundation and then jump into the CCIE
level labs.
Thanks,
Mike
not to worry - Cisco, being the together tech company that they are - has
all of their buildings on UPS.
the problem, of course, is getting to and from the site - I understand a lot
of roads are closed.
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Brunner Joseph wrote in message
if I were a CCIE I wouldn't give a flying you know what about the NP.
OTOH, a lot of CCIE's also carry certs like DP, as well as some of the
specialty certifications.
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Off hand I would suggest removing any and all references to bridging -
bridge-groups on the interfaces and the bridge protocol in global config.
that leaves only routing.
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Dear all,
I have some Q for rate-limit:
I have see the help from router and having some confuse for it:
rate-limit inputconform-action transmit exceed-action drop
First of all, I want to know that if I want to limit particular interface to
2M Max, which of the following is correct? option
Earplugs. You may end up wearing them when you take the lab, so you may as
well get used to them now.
Shawn K.
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The Long and Winding Road wrote:
The question sucks and so do the answer choices. Eight
*addresses* per
subnet or eight subnets? If the former, a mask of
255.255.255.248 would
be
required - not
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