1720 router with 128K primary link and ISDN Backup.
Problem
When primary link falls ISDN backup has authentications problems due to
tacacs on both sides (Remote and HQ).
Here is my Remote side config and debug
aaa new-model
aaa authentication login default group tacacs+ local
aaa authentication
Dear Group,
I need help about multiscast.
This is a simple topology... I've to test some video streamer devices so I
must generate multicast traffic.
All video devices are connected to a catalyst 3550xl.
We can reach the office LAN through the same catalyst, in particular from/by
fastethernet0/1.
Hi,
I used Cisco's Parter E-Learning Connection.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/pec/peclogin.html
You need a valid CCO login account. Most of the training is free with a
couple of hands-on LABS (350 Series). I had to fork out about $395-00 for
the Advanced Wireless On-line VOD co
Yep - Good call :-)
Sorry
Bikespace
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> if .150 is inclusive, within the permitted range, then add 1 additional
> permit
> statement:
> permit host 192.100.34.150
>
> Bikespace wrote:
>
> > I think the:
> >
> > access-list 10 permit 192.10
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From: "simon watson"
To: ; "Henrique Issamu Terada"
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 11:08 PM
Subject: VLAN Tagging on Cat 3550 Another question [7:71703]
> Hi
>
> Some how I was thinking VLAN tagging was something more than just
"Trunking"
> in Cisco talk,as you can
Hi All,
Well, we all know that due to technology advancements, today the IPLCs (or
read leased line circuits) are a lot cheaper so there is not real need to
transport voice or video on Satellite links, but then the satellite links do
have much more uptime guaranties, so enterprises do consider sat
Here is an early Friday Funny as I will be sulking tomorrow as we lost
part of our Great British Empire on that date ;)
Once upon a time there was a shepherd looking after his sheep on
the edge of a deserted road. Suddenly a brand new Jeep Cherokee
screeches to a halt next to him. The driver, a
Hi Diva,
I feel I need some more information on this..
1. Are all 4 nodes part of the same network, i.e., are the India and UK end
nodes back connected?
2. Are they having just 1 IPLC each?
3. If they are having more than 1 IPLC, are you running PNNI or some other
routing protocol on them, or hav
"I can't fail it a second time..."
You'd better lose that attitude now. If you really can't fail it a second
time, then you had better stop now. I hope you will not give up, though. I
just suggest you alter your attitude and expectations.
To get the CCIE, you will need to be prepared to try an
Any experience with EoMPLS that could be shared? (stability, cpu utilization
after implementing it, problems).
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I always use Premetric. Is there a difference as far as exam go?.
Reza
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> Not in a good mood because I got a 703 on this test today (732 passing).
> Hopefully, a little more review will get me over the hump.
>
> However, I did have a frustrati
The 5 day classes is call a bootcamp. They cram everything. Not a good idea
if you want to be a good cisco engineer.
I pass the CCNP by reading the books and taking a regular class, and messing
with some lab routers at my job.
My company paid for it. Try to get your company to pay it if possible.
Wait a second...isn't that a modifed version of the first Friday Funnies
that you posted??
Dom, did you start hitting the sauce a bit early? ;-)
John
>>> Dom 7/3/03 5:40:23 AM >>>
Here is an early Friday Funny as I will be sulking tomorrow as we lost
part of our Great British Empire on that dat
Fast switching builds a forwarding cache on the fly, based on the packets
that reach the router and need to be switched. CEF builds the "cache" (CEF
table) based on the routing table, independently from the traffic.
The fast switching cache does not (necessarily) contain all the information
tha
Tom thanks for the word of encouragement. I will not give up.
I'm gonna go back to the drawing and work smarter.
-rbx10
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sorry if this topic is a bit off.
I am looking for alternatives to using Cisco's high debit equipment (because
of cost). can anyone make suggestions as to which vendors (web links) i can
lookup to get some routers that will do Policy-based routing with 100 and
Gigabit interfaces on it? Pros/con
NO no no. You've got it all wrong (said in the voice of Hermione
Granger from Harry Potter).
That's when the we released the British from their bondage. They liked
it so much that they fought us to stay. :-)
Glad we're still friends.
Have a great day.
Twisted thought for the day:
Can you con
Does the CEF cache and Fast Switching cache reside in router memory? And
if so what makes CEF faster
than Fast Switching?
Regards,
Jans
>Fast switching builds a forwarding cache on the fly, based on the packets
>that reach the router and need to be switched. CEF builds the "cache" (CEF
>table)
I have to agree. I took the CCNP boot camp and although I was happy that I
passed the CCNP afterwards, I was very dissapointed with the course and the
knowledge I gained from it. The course gives you just enough to get by the
exam. If I had to do it again I certainly would not have gone through t
In my opinion the courses are a quick cram if you haven't got the time. I
have used both. I did the switching course a few years ago, but had read the
book already. I got to Thursday before I learnt a single thing.
If you read the book and ask for clarification of things you don't
understand (using
Besides, load balance in CEF considers origin/destination , whereas Fast
Switching only makes load balance by destination .
Of course, there is per-packet in both , also.
> _
> Henrique Issamu Terada, CCIE # 7460
> IT Support - Open Network
> CPM S.A. - Tecnol
> > Well, even in THIS case it is far more reasonable. Documented
> > hours
> > of hard testing/working on networking gear in a "lab" by
> > Cisco. That
> > I would go for. Because, like I said 3 years of router rubbing
> > ...
> > come on, I am sure you have had assignments which let you
> > de
I needed to pad out my resume with a few good certs before I renew my
CCNP and start the CCIE track. Wireless is a hot topic, and these were
two pretty easy one-test resume fillers (and kinda fun to play with).
SE = (wireless) System Engineer
FE = (wireless) Field Engineer
Here are links to th
Looks very similiar to the Friday funny I sent out a couple weeks ago :)
Dave, not having a funny day!!! :(
John Neiberger wrote:
> Wait a second...isn't that a modifed version of the first Friday Funnies
> that you posted??
>
> Dom, did you start hitting the sauce a bit early? ;-)
>
> Jo
Zsombor explained it pretty well but if you want more detail:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/tech/tk827/tk831/technologies_white_paper09186a00800a62d9.shtml#express
Dave
Jans van Deventer wrote:
> Does the CEF cache and Fast Switching cache reside in router memory? And
> if so what make
Better Question -- Why do we drive on parkways and park on driveways?
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From: Ken Diliberto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 10:56 AM
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NO no no. You've got it all wrong (said in the v
Henrique Issamu Terada wrote:
> Besides, load balance in CEF considers origin/destination , whereas Fast
> Switching only makes load balance by destination .
> Of course, there is per-packet in both , also.
Actually, there is no per-packet load balancing in fast switching. The
only way to get i
Is Fiber considered wireless?
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From: Weaselboy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 12:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: wireless [7:71781]
I needed to pad out my resume with a few good certs before I renew my
CCNP and start the CCIE track. Wir
Hey folks:
I'm struggling with an ISDN issue in which the call comes up, but then is
immediately dropped without the interesting traffic being sent. I'm an
ISDN neophyte, so I'm more than willing to admit a config error on my part,
but from what I can see, my first thought is that it's a provider
I wanted to post this in response to several of the threads about
"how many peers can I have", "how much resources does BGP consume,"
etc. It's not that this gives the answers, but it does have 42 pages
of information (a fair bit of technical tutorial) on just defining
the problem so a meaning
At 04:37 PM 7/3/2003 +, Jans van Deventer wrote:
>Does the CEF cache and Fast Switching cache reside in router memory?
Yes.
> And
>if so what makes CEF faster
>than Fast Switching?
The cache structure is more efficient.
Thanks,
Zsombor
>Regards,
>Jans
>
> >Fast switching builds a forwar
> Hey folks:
>
> I'm struggling with an ISDN issue in which the call comes up, but then is
> immediately dropped without the interesting traffic being sent. I'm an
> ISDN neophyte, so I'm more than willing to admit a config error on my part,
> but from what I can see, my first thought is that it'
Much thanks to all for the interesting problems that are posted here.
Reading and thinking thru many of these issues helped a lot in preparing for
the test.
Took the class from global knowledge
used the Sybex BSCI 640-901 book
An old Exam Cram 640-503 book
old BSCN transcender practice test.
bo
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
>
> Janó van Deventer wrote:
>
> > >
> > > On routers, the few nanoseconds saved by outputting voice
> > first
> > > are irrelvant compared to the hundreds of milliseconds to
> > reach
> > > the satellite.
> > >
> > Yes maybe, but won't you run into trouble with ji
OK here's one off our website -
A truck driver stopped at the bar and by the door saw the sign "Geeks
will be shot". A bit suspicious, assuming it a misprinted racist poster,
he went in. He ordered his drink and sat by the bar.
A bit later on another person came in, an acne-riddled pale and thin
TP wrote:
>
> Dear Group,
>
> I need help about multiscast.
> This is a simple topology... I've to test some video streamer
> devices so I
> must generate multicast traffic.
> All video devices are connected to a catalyst 3550xl.
> We can reach the office LAN through the same catalyst, in
> part
""simon watson"" wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> Some how I was thinking VLAN tagging was something more than just
"Trunking"
> in Cisco talk,as you can guess I'm pretty rusty when it comes to
switching.I
> have another question.Look at the example below.
>
>
>
is a wireless bridge the same as an ethernet bridge?
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> Is Fiber considered wireless?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Weaselboy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 12:07 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subj
I have to disagree with the previous answers. I took the BSCI class
November 2002. It was great. Perhaps my experience level was lower but I
really learned a lot and the instructor was quite knowledgable and a good
teacher to boot. I should have taken the test within a few weeks of coming
back
COFFEE INSTRUCTIONS (for coffee lovers)
Cousin Elly is the world's worst at getting instructions mixed up. When
she got married her husband bought her one of those fancy, electric
coffee makers. It had all the latest gadgets on it. Salesman Riley
carefully explained how everything worked; how to p
Rajesh Kumar wrote:
>
> How about configuring a "storm control" for multicast which
> will avoid these problems?
>
> -rajesh
>
I think what's happening isn't a storm at all. Flooding of multicast is the
default behavior.
>
> TP wrote:
>
> > Dear Group,
> >
> > I need help about multiscast.
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> Hi All,
>
> Well, we all know that due to technology advancements, today the IPLCs (or
> read leased line circuits) are a lot cheaper so there is not real need to
> transport voice or video on Satellite links, but then the satellite li
""Eyabane Patasse"" wrote in message ...
> I am looking for alternatives to using Cisco's high debit equipment
(because
> of cost). can anyone make suggestions as to which vendors (web links) i
can
> lookup to get some routers that will do Policy-based routing with 100 and
> Gigabit interfaces on
LMTO
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From: "Dom"
To:
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 1:59 PM
Subject: RE: OT: Friday Funnies [7:71825]
> OK here's one off our website -
>
>
> A truck driver stopped at the bar and by the door saw the sign "Geeks
> will be shot". A bit suspicious, assuming it a mi
Usually when it goes up and down that fast its an authentication problem.
Try the 'debug ppp authentication' command on your router and post the
output. You should see 2 challenges, 2 responses, and 2 successes. If you
don't see those then you have an issue with your usernames and/or passwords.
Being paranoid about what topics of conversation are permissible, let me
just say that the blueprint is certainly worth reviewing. The test itself
covered quite a bit of material from I would call the CCNP track - routing,
switching, etc, along with the thingsd I remember from the CID test a few
ye
How about configuring a "storm control" for multicast which will avoid these
problems?
-rajesh
TP wrote:
> Dear Group,
>
> I need help about multiscast.
> This is a simple topology... I've to test some video streamer devices so I
> must generate multicast traffic.
> All video devices are connec
Couple of other minor points to add. The fast switching cache is on the
RSP and uses it's memory as does CEF. You can distribute the CEF tables
to VIP (versatile interface processors) cards. This enables the VIP
cards to store and process the packets based on the CEF tables on the
VIP cards. Us
> Hemingway 7/3/03 3:47:47 PM >>>
>COFFEE INSTRUCTIONS (for coffee lovers)
>
>Cousin Elly is the world's worst at getting instructions mixed up. When
>she got married her husband bought her one of those fancy, electric
>coffee makers. It had all the latest gadgets on it. Salesman Riley
>carefully e
True CEF is preferred over FS. My point is by using DCEF the RSP is
freed up from processing lookups (FIB and Adjacency Tables). The VIP's
take that over. If you just have CEF enable and not DCEF the RSP does
the work. That's why they came out with DCEF - to distribute a copy of
the FIB and Adj
Hi Folks,
I just concluded CCNA and I'm trying now to trace a plan at least to know
the next step bound to CCNP certification.
Although, I saw at Cisco homepage that CCNP is suffering some changes and I
wouldn't like to have
the risk to buy the material now for an retired test.
So, I ask some reco
CEF is better than fast switching for sure. Distributed CEF however doesn't
free up memory on the RSP per se, as the RSP still has to build up and
store the CEF table.
I am also not sure whether the VIP cards can't do switching on their own
without CEF. You sure about this?
Thanks,
Zsombor
A
At 09:12 PM 7/3/2003 +, Rajesh Kumar wrote:
>How about configuring a "storm control" for multicast which will avoid these
>problems?
I think she tried it (see config at the end) and it didn't work. I also
think btw that storm control is an inbound feature so it's probably not
what's needed h
thanks for the info.
do you know if it is possible to just re-take the CID test to recert the
CCDP if I have just completed the CCNP recert exam? or do i have to do the
CCDP recert exam to recert CCDP?
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> Being paranoid about what topics of co
Hi,
Congrats!
When you are through with BSCI, you are there!!
I had a lot of trouble getting to be at home with those protocols. Routing
is fun, indeed:)
Congrats!!
Mwalie
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Couldn't you use a VLAN? Maybe that's too much work since you're just
testing though But VLANs divide broadcast/multicast domains...
Priscilla
TP wrote:
>
> Dear Group,
>
> I need help about multiscast.
> This is a simple topology... I've to test some video streamer
> devices so I
> must ge
Hi,
I think you will have to do the CCDP recert exam :)
What does the CCDP certification requirement state?
Tricky here; I think if you do the CID exam, it will just be an isolated
test - but confirm at the Cisco site.
Good Luck.
Mwalie
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Hi Maia,
If you must do one quickly, start with Remote Access. With your CCNA, you
can do the Remote Access exam without much difficulty (the old version). Use
Cisco Press...Cisco Remote Access Exam Certification Guide. It should take
you about 1 month to get it doneyou can even prepare for th
Amazing wrote:
>
> thanks for the info.
>
> do you know if it is possible to just re-take the CID test to
> recert the
> CCDP if I have just completed the CCNP recert exam? or do i
> have to do the
> CCDP recert exam to recert CCDP?
I tried to do that the other way around. In other words I rece
Hello again. I was curious if someone on this list
could explain to me what is a PGP key? Sometimes I
see emails with some sort of PGP key at the buttom and
have no clue what its purpose is. What is its
intended use for? How can I get one? Is it free?
How to use it?
Thanks kindly!
_
I do agree with you on this however the I was referring to the "boot
camp" courses. Had I taken all the courses individually that I took at
boot camp I would have gained a lot more from them. During boot camp
you only learn the very minimum needed to get you throught the exams.
If you have the op
""Zsombor Papp"" wrote in message
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> At 09:12 PM 7/3/2003 +, Rajesh Kumar wrote:
> >How about configuring a "storm control" for multicast which will avoid
these
> >problems?
>
> I think she tried it (see config at the end) and it didn't work. I also
> think btw that storm
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