Hi All, I have a quick question that I'm sure is probably a straight yes or
no answer. I currently have a natted router (1721) that port forwards port
25 to an internal server, I am going to reconfigure this router to be non
nat and add a pix on a second global IP Address (I only have two globals
Hi Priscilla/All,
Thanx for the reply.all are absolutely right when keepalives are exchanged
they are not compressed.i would like to mention here only keepalives.I debug
the o/p
again ,even the cdp frames are compressed.
Like to share the Debug O/P with u all for dummy setup
client-
Hi Priscilla/All,
Thanx for the reply.all are absolutely right when keepalives are exchanged
they are not compressed.i would like to mention here only keepalives.I debug
the o/p
again ,even the cdp frames are compressed.
Like to share the Debug O/P with u all for dummy setup
client-
If you terminate your VPN tunnels on the PIX, you will need to set up a
TACACS server if you want to use an external user database to authenticate.
Aurelian Georgescu
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Hello,
I checked the cisco web site and find only 2600,3600 routers and 3550
Switches for the R&S Practical Exam. I want to know how many wud I need, say
to set up atleast 50% lab of the one in the Cisco exam. Anyone who has
attended the CCIE lab cud pls help me in this. My intension in setting u
What would be better suited to a large ISP's Gigabit Backbone?
6500 SUP2/MSFC2/PFC2 with CatOS or IOS? Is it just about personal
preference or are there stability / usability issues?
Thanks,
Jay Greenberg
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Hello everybody,
My question is: Can I terminate IPSec VPN tunnel on PIX and translate my
addresses to net on second end of tunnel together?
I have got two networks with IP address schema 10.x.x.x and I have to link
them via Internet. An access firewall is PIX on first and second net. I
don't wan
Chris,
You should be able to do this with route maps, if I remember correctly.
Mark
> Hi All, I have a quick question that I'm sure is probably a straight yes
or
> no answer. I currently have a natted router (1721) that port forwards port
> 25 to an internal server, I am going to reconfigure
Hi!
I have terminal connection to my cisco 1721 router. For example I use ping
or traceroute and I want to cancel. What should I do? Ctrl+c doesn't work.
Arnis
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Does anyone know what the difference is between a 6500 and a 7600 ?
They both look like they will take the same modules / software, etc..
Are there any fundamental hardware differences?
Jay
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> Hi!
>
> I have terminal connection to my cisco 1721 router. For example I use ping
> or traceroute and I want to cancel. What should I do? Ctrl+c doesn't work.
>
> Arnis
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At 02:21 PM 1/7/2003 +, Jay Greenberg wrote:
>What would be better suited to a large ISP's Gigabit Backbone?
>6500 SUP2/MSFC2/PFC2 with CatOS or IOS? Is it just about personal
>preference or are there stability / usability issues?
I'm not aware of any large ISPs who use 6500's as core routers
I agree with Eric in that TACACS has the capability to restrict/permit
certain commands while also allowing for accountability.
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> Cisco Freeware TACACS with
I am trying to configure a span session on a CAT 5500. I get the following
error message "Failed to configure span feature". I can configure a span
session on any of the remaining CAT 5500's. This is the only switch that is
giving me a problem. It has worked in the past. No changes have been made t
Hi,
Try Ctrl+Shift+6..
It works.
Murat
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> Hi!
>
> I have terminal connection to my cisco 1721 router. For example I use ping
> or traceroute and I wan
nice job of examination and observation. thanks.
may I suggest that CDP packets, as with ftp, tftp, or any other data
packets, are payload to the HDLC frame.
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> What would be better suited to a large ISP's Gigabit Backbone?
> 6500 SUP2/MSFC2/PFC2 with CatOS or IOS? Is it just about personal
> preference or are there stability / usability issues?
in addition to the answers
Hello,Does anyone if the Technical Tips section and the BGP Case Studies
exist on the Doc CD? I think it might be very helpful if one were to get
stuck during the Lab exam!!Thank you.Sincerely,CN
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The big differance is that the 7600 is NEBs compliant.
Dave
Jay Greenberg wrote:
> Does anyone know what the difference is between a 6500 and a 7600 ?
> They both look like they will take the same modules / software, etc..
> Are there any fundamental hardware differences?
>
>
> Jay
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I haven't check lately but not too long ago if you wish to install
OSM's you must run native mode and most voice modules are only supported
in hybrid. Other than that is more of a personal preferance. I have
customers running both, though most are hybrid yet, and neither seems
more or less st
Hi all,
I have come across an issue and was wondering if someone can shine some
light on it.
On IOS 12.2(10)and earlier versions disabling "TTY" trap notification was
available{no snmp-server enable traps tty}; however, on IOSs 12.2(5d) and
later version doesn't allow disabling TTY trap. Could
Very well said!!
As I ALWAYS tell my students:
You can go to any school (including Harvard) and you can be assured that
you WILL pass the exams with a A, B, C or a D grade if you study the
material.
The CCIE Lab - NO way man!! You can study and study and study ALL the
materials and you will eit
Can anyone recommend quality practice tests for the 640-442 MCNS
certification?
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I just want to make one more comment. I worked with a CCIE candidate not to
long ago that did not know what port 80 was. Also, he took the lab and did
fairly well.
Daniel Ladrach
CCNA, CCNP
WorldCom
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"Cisco Nuts" wrote,
>Very well said!!
>
>As I ALWAYS tell my students:
>
>You can go to any school (including Harvard) and you can be assured that
>you WILL pass the exams with a A, B, C or a D grade if you study the
>material.
At the undergraduate level. The graduate level requires you
demonst
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> Very well said!!
>
> As I ALWAYS tell my students:
>
> You can go to any school (including Harvard) and you can be assured that
> you WILL pass the exams with a A, B, C or a D grade if you study the
> material.
>
> The
Is it possible to tune the medium buffer?
I did find how to tune the middle buffer on the Cisco pages, but nothing
about medium buffer. Also, I do not have that option on the 6509 MSFC.
The number of failures is very high, and that is why I want to tune it.
router# sh buffers
Buffe
It's not a fault of CCIE program .It's his mistake ;-)
But, Did he receive his number ? Yes ? OK, surely he have a deep knowledge
about OSPF, BPG, Redistribute, TCP/IP (except port 80), VoIP, Switching
. I think it's enough, and I respect him.
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I have heard these stories for years now. They always start with ... I knew
a guy who knew a guy that was a CCIE and he didn't know this or he didn't
know that. We all know what knowledge, skills, dedication, focus,
perserverance it takes to pass the CCIE.
When I see someone that tries to make t
I was always confused with the smartnet contracts, but I found an excellent
site to help with the decisions. I'm not sure how competitive the prices are
though.
Mind the wrap
http://www.stsi.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=STSI_4&Cate
gory_Code=CiscoSmartNet
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I do respect every CCIE out there. I have friends working on their CCIE's
and I see the hard work they are putting in. I know this is not an easy
certification to achieve. I also think every CCIE should be proud of their
accomplishments. In my opinion an MBA opens more doors. I have never argued
wh
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> I have heard these stories for years now. They always start with ... I
knew
> a guy who knew a guy that was a CCIE and he didn't know this or he didn't
> know that. We all know what knowledge, skills, dedication, focus,
>
>I'm not sure I'm articulating this well, but there's an underlying
>analogy that says that a Super Bowl ring shows you've passed exams
>more difficult than CCIE. Now, if you had an elite CCIE that required
>you to configure while staying in the pocket and relying on your
>blockers...
Hey, I'm pre
Thomas,
I am sorry to disappoint you about the "THERE IS NO PAPER CCIE" but my
younger brother achieved his CCIE status in just over 3 months. He passed
the
CCIE lab exam in his first try (last July in San Jose). Prior to that, he
only had
3 months of networking experiences by playing with our h
Did Billgate graduate from Harvard or any university ? I am not sure if he
know what CCIE mean, ah ha !!!
We have over 6.000.000.000 people around. Each of them has his/her own
position.
Just thinking about emotion !
If passing CCIE make your feeling, go for it.
If you dislike it, enjoy your
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>snip>
> BTW, I do consider this a fundamentally silly discussion, but I think
> it's somewhat relevant for newbies to know that neither the cert nor
> the degree is the ultimate answer.
>
OK. I'll provide the
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>
>
> > BTW, I do consider this a fundamentally silly discussion, but I think
> > it's somewhat relevant f
640-604 exam description says under multilayer switching topic
"apply flow masks to influence the type of MLS cache"
what is your interpretation of this statement.
I know there are 3 types of Flow Masks, Destination-IP,
Source-Destination-IP, and IP-Flow.
I also know we can control the MLS cach
just an FYI, since I may have to recertify this year and so looked it up
the following link will get you to a page on CCO that tells you what exam
you need for recertification. there is also a link to download some practice
tests.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/ex
You probably already know this, but the last day you can register for this
exam is 1/17/03 and the last day you can take it is 2/28/03. After that, the
MCNS 640-442 exam is replaced with the new MCNS 640-100. Just wanted to
mention it in so you don't study 640-442 materials and get surprised with
t
Have you factored in the amount of load on the PVC between Milwaukee and
Madison?
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> I've got 2 frame-relay PVC's to 2 different remote locations... Both
> identical locations with same amount of PC's running same app
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That's what I like about Apple. They aren't mamby-pamby. They choose a
technology and go with it, even if it's not standardized yet!
Today at MacWorld they announced new notebooks that will ship with 802.11g
wireless cards. They also announced a new 802.11g access point. This is the
54 Mbps 2.4 GH
yes, good equipment list .
but , I think ... may be add the equipment .
it is a
atm module : nm-1atm-25
voice module
isdn simulator
good luck !
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If you have version 6.2 you can use the "nat outside" command. This command
does exactly what you are asking. It allows for networks that have the same
addressing scheme to connect to each other without having to do any
re-addressing. I have included some links from CCO. If you do not have an
I must have come across a bug or something. I have one router using IOS
11.0(22a) and the other router is using IOS 11.3(9)
The issue now, is that for some reason, via OSPF, one router will advertise
its interfaces that are part of another area, whilst the other router will
not. Yes I have made su
I have studied for and successfully tested CCNA & CCNP and now I am studying
for the CCIE written exam. At this point in my studies, I am reading up on
the subject of Bridging. I fully understand the concept of bridging when it
comes to switches, but I am perplexed as to why a router would need to
A> > > BTW, I do consider this a fundamentally silly discussion, but I think
> > > > it's somewhat relevant for newbies to know that neither the cert nor
> > > > the degree is the ultimate answer.
>
>If you have a BS degree, CCIE will add more benefits than MS for you.
Sure, if you want to plug rou
A router might be configured to do bridging to support a number of
applications or problems:
The IP addressing may have been designed as one big subnet, instead of
multiple subnets.
Non-routable protocols such as NetBIOS (NetBEUI) or DEC's Local Area
Transport (LAT) might be running on the networ
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>
>
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Hi group
I just happened to find there is an advertise option could be added
in "area area-id range ip-address mask" command. The command could be
like this "area area-id range ip-address mask advertise". My question
is, will there be any functional difference between with and without
this
Hi,
Just a question, looking at the list of equipments for this LAB I see
PIX with version 5.2, this brings to me a question should we use the
conduit or the last access-list commands ?
Thanks and Regards,
BF
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> Hi group
>
>
>
>I just happened to find there is an advertise option could be added
> in "area area-id range ip-address mask" command. The command could be
> like this "area area-id range ip-address mask advertise".
I have two Arionet 350s, one is root bridge and the other is non-root bridge
without client.
They are connecting two buildings.
I am getting following messages and two bridges seems to lose authentication
very often.
ON Root Bridge
15 days, 02:29:30 (Info): Station [RootBridge]004096571b41 Reasso
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> I have two Arionet 350s, one is root bridge and the other is non-root
bridge
> without client.
> They are connecting two buildings.
>
> I am getting following messages and two bridges seems to lose
authentication
> very of
A couple of people answers - ftp://ftp-eng.cisco.com/rraszuk/specials has
the three
files mentioned, I got c2500-p-l.tag to load on a 16/16 2503, and I did see
that mpls
and tag-switching commands were available, but I haven't had time to dig any
further.
I am going to renege on my offer of an
Mike,
Well, we have an ATM PVC into the public cloud where the ISP later converts
it to Frame, and on our 2600 we take the frame circuit & bridge it...
here's a snippet of the configs:::
frame-router#
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No this happens even when weather is not a factor. I am getting very good
signals at both ends.
I am starting to think there is some config mistakes I have made.
Thanks
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I take it, 3 consecutive dots [one per line] does something to ixnay the
remainder of an email??
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Mike,
Well, we have an ATM PVC into
mlehr wrote:
>
> I have studied for and successfully tested CCNA & CCNP and now
> I am studying
> for the CCIE written exam. At this point in my studies, I am
> reading up on
> the subject of Bridging. I fully understand the concept of
> bridging when it
> comes to switches, but I am perplexed as
What image do you have on the AP? Mine is: Cisco 350 Series AP 12.00T.
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Since both are allowed in 5.2, you should be able to use either set of
commands if asked.
Having said that, the trend is definitely toward access-lists rather
than the conduit format in the real world. IIRC, the new FWSM module
doesn't allow conduits at all.
Frank Jimenez, CCIE #5738
[EMAIL PROT
good points, Scott. Down there at the end I've added a couple of my own
experiences in the real world.
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> >
> > I have studied for and successfully tested CCNA & CCNP and now
> > I am studying
> > for the CC
11.21
Is this a bug?
Thanks
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What image do you have on the AP? Mi
How far apart are the antennas? What antennas are you using? Is there any
sheet metal
in the area? ie building sides, a parking lot full of cars you're shooting
over, etc.
What sort of feed cable did you use? How long is the bridge to antenna run?
Lost association means a lost beacon. You can tun
Disable broadcast SSID under radio hardware setup.
Unix tools like kismet can see that cell even if you have broadcast SSID
disabled. If
you want real security, use IPsec between the buildings. If you want some
fake security
you can fool with WEP ... that'd likely be safe on a point to point li
How's this for nutty: We have a frame-relay point-to-point circuit going
between our Cisco 7500 core router and a 2500 remote router, and the
subinterfaces have IP addys of .1 and .2, respectively. Both sides'
subinterfaces are "up/up", but I am not able to ping either IP address, even
when I am on
sanitized configs would help immensely. including other subinterfaces that
work as well as the ones that don't. from both sides.
also, IOS versions, numbers of subinterfaces,etc.
thanks
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Hi All,
a very simple baisc question I have.what is the basic differnce between copy
run start and write memory command(as it was supported in older versions)
Thanx in advance
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Destination-IP flow mask on the MLS-SE is the default flow mask, no
access-lists are being used on the MLS-RP.
Source-Destination-IP flow mask on the MLS-SE is used when there is a
standard access-list used on the MLS-RP.
IP-Flow flow mask on the MLS-SE is used when there is an extended
access-list
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>> Hi group
>>
>>
>>
>> I just happened to find there is an advertise option could be added
>> in "area area-id range ip-address mask" command. The command
Hi All,
can you tell I am having fun with OSPF ??
Any way, I am playing with OSPF on different network types. I wish to see if
i have a full adjacency or if I have only acheieved a neigbor state on
certain types of networks. Where, can I find what state I am currently in,
and what router is the D
Hi All,
I plan to buy VPN routers, ship them to Japan then deploy VPN between Cisco
routers using 3DES encryption between Japan and U.S. for my company. Do I
need to register with the government or certain organization? How the
process work? Also, where can I find a list of countries allowed to
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> Hi All,
>
> can you tell I am having fun with OSPF ??
> Any way, I am playing with OSPF on different network types. I wish to see
if
> i have a full adjacency or if I have only acheieved a neigbor state on
> certain t
Damn, now I have to workout too. ;-(
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Let me add one more thing.
What Larry failed
yes, here is a link on the Cisco web site:
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin//Software/Crypto/crypto_main.pl
this should get you started.
HTH
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> Hi All,
>
> I plan
As far as I know... it's just a backward compatibility function...
The most preferred answer is "Copy Running-Config Startup-config"
though.
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What about bouncing the 7500... if you did the 2500, and your problem
wasn't resolved, it might just repair itself by doing the same to the
7500 (during a good maintenance window of course :) )
And, of course, everything that Chuck said too :)
-Mark
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Howard C. Berkowitz wrote:
>
> At 1:40 AM + 1/8/03, The Long and Winding Road wrote:
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> >> Hi group
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> I just happened to find there is an advertise option
> could be added
> >> in "area a
Have you checked the underlying PVC? show frame pvc, debug frame lmi, beat
up carrier?
I have seen PVCs misconfigured by the carrier so they connected to
*somewhere*, so the sub-interface was up... but the PVC wasn't connected to
the service it was supposed to be connected to, so not much was usef
As well as "show ip ospf neighbour" suggested below, "show ip ospf int" is
worth looking at.
TLaWR, I think you've had a brain fade. Routers can be neighbours but not
adjacent. But you knew that?
JMcL
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Sounds like a possible carrier frame-relay switch
mapping mishap. Maybe they added/changed some DLCIs
to their switches and mucked up your PVC/DLCI
mappings. Do you see CDP neighbor info over this DLCI
(sub-interface) if CDP is enabled? That would indicate
broadcast traffic is getting across the P
Hi Mark,
Well, the solution is still due. I was having some doubts with the present
setup and have asked the customer to shift one of the FW's to the 2nd
REdundant switch. Because in real terms only after doing that we can achieve
full redundancy and failover.
i will surely will reply to you on t
Jenny's comment was going to by next one...
>From what has been described of the problem, My bet's on the Telco
muckin' around with PVCs somewhere in the middle... At least that's
been my experience with Frame Relay networks.
-Mark
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And if you really want to know , might sound silly BUT it does answer
your question , one is a switch with Router capability and one is simply
a router. :)
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VERY HARD to believe that , maybe his father runs the testing centre :)
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I just want to make one more commen
Hi,
Can a router behave as an X25 switch ie can it switch
back a n X25 call to the same serial interface from
which it received it?
I have tested X25 routing where in an X25 call
received from one serial interface can be routed to
another serial interface of the same router.
But I am not able to
John,
There are 5 ospf network types:
1. point-to-point - such as T-1, valid neighbors on each end will always
become adjacent.
2. Broadcast - such as ethernet, token ring, and FDDI. Broadcast
network are capable of connecting more than 2 devices. OSPF routers on the
broadcast network will elect
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From: "Ladrach, Daniel E."
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Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: CCIE Vs. BS or MS degree [7:59481]
> I just want to make one more comment. I worked with a CCIE candidate not
to
> long ago that did not know what port 80 was. Also, he took th
To All,
Another confusing thing about DTE & DCE as it relates to RS232. There are
various pins on RS232 that are either inbound or outbound depending upon
whether it is DTE or DCE. For example, Pin 2 is transmit data out from a
DTE device and transmit data in on a DCE device. Pin 3 is receive d
Joseph R. Taylor wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend quality practice tests for the 640-442
> MCNS certification?
I do not know about the best one, however i will not recommend Beach Front
direct www.bfq.com. They claim to be good, however they are to expensive,
and when I took my test (ommited) the
I've got 2 frame-relay PVC's to 2 different remote locations... Both
identical locations with same amount of PC's running same applications...
Greenbay and Madison and the central location is Milwaukee. When doing a
normal ping test to Greenbay and Madison the Greenbay locations response
times a
This is the link and instruction on how to get MPLS IOS code for a Cisco
2500 series. This IOS code is not to be used in a production network
because it was only developed for Cisco TAC employees to run MPLS on 2500 in
their labs.
ftp.datazip.com
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Password: anyfile
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