The fragmentation process sounds much like ATM and the head-of-the-line
blocking problem the cell size was intended to prevent.
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It requires 3 years of experience in security work--provable experience. The
Common Body of Knowledge is extensive. I've seen a number of job ads that
look for the cert, though I cannot say that they really needed someone with
that level of knowledge.
CISSP Certification Examination – Applicant
It requires 3 years of experience in security work--provable experience. The
Common Body of Knowledge is extensive. I've seen a number of job ads that
look for the cert, though I cannot say that they really needed someone with
that level of knowledge.
CISSP Certification Examination – Applicant
Bear in mind, too, that with VoIP you get things from IP that you cannot
from FR. Among them are the use of DSCP. With VoIP you may be using UDP and
RTP for transport and reservations, whereas with FR you set up a dedicated
circuit (dlci) for that traffic.
HTH
Annlee
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sort, but I just don't recall). The point would be how much download do
you get per ACK?
FWIW....
Annlee Hines
""Ozzie Sutcliffe"" wrote in message
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> When I do the TFTP lab in class..
> I have 6 routers 6 PC
I didn't mean to imply you have to dedicate an entire dlci to the VoIP--just
that you designate a layer 2 connection by assigning the traffic to a
circuit, vs. accepting a layer 3 routing.
Annlee
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Don't think of the Class C at allif you have a /25, that means that, of
the 32 bits in the address, the most significant 25 represent the network
address. Dotted decimal notation is for human convenience, nothing more. The
address is a string of binary digits coming over the wire, and it is re
The key is to know which header the list statement is being applied to.
Ports (source and destination) are a part of a TCP header or a UDP header.
They are a means of identifying the application that is being multiplexed at
the Transport Layer.
IP headers do not have ports--they have source and d
All right, John--
A couple of years ago (discreet cough), Cisco gave away copies of books as
promos. One was _IP Telephony_ by Gorlaski and Kolon (McGraw Hill, 2000).
GOOD BOOK. On pp 77-78 is an explanation of the Nyquist rate and voice
sampling:
"...Thus, if an analog voice signal reaching up
One last item, certainly implied by the final piece of step 1:
7) sell the result to management before you implement, lest they disprupt it
part way through, leaving you (of course) to make the salvage operation work
Annlee
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I believe RFC 1577 has been obsoleted by RFC 2225. Try this:
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2225.html and this:
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/np.html
HTH
Annlee
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> Hi
>
> Does anybody Know that the catal
Here's a place to start:
http://www.itprc.com/voice.htm
Annlee
""v srinivasarao"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> can any one get information on voip
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What problem are you trying to solve? Is this a "general principles" kind
of question or is there a specific network problem?
Annlee
""Aaron Clary"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Anyone have ideas on PPOA in a DSL envir
A good place to start is at CCO, do a search on ATM. I found:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/idg4/nd2008.htm
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/ito_doc/atm.htm
adding PVC to the search criteria turned up a bunch more, like PPP over ATM:
http://www.cisco.com/unive
also
hiring. Pay is obviously competitive.
It's pretty durn good here.
Annlee Hines
Systems Engineer
Global Data Readiness
Nortel Networks
"Jim Bond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I'
The NNCSS for the Passport 7000 was 100 question (plus #1 are you ready to
take the test and #2 do you accept the NDA--total =102, 100 real questions).
Some were multiple choice, some T/F--and those aren't necessarily easy
(anything wrong makes it false, even if 9/10 of it is true). Radio button
q
I don't think it's fair to say wireless will be "the" network solution, any
more than wired is now. Both will have a place. I would suggest tthat
wireless' share of the market will grow, for a number of reasons.
1. American mobility--we like our information now, thank you very much
2. European pre
n you come back to Cisco certifications.
My $.02.
Annlee Hines
CCNA, CCDA, etc
Systems Engineer
Nortel Networks
""Niraj Palikhey"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> Could somebody advise me the value of working in
Well, as an offering along that line, here's a command summary for BGP (as
always, mind the wrap):
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/12cgcr/np1_r
/1rprt1/1rbgp.htm
It's also available as a .pdf file
Annlee
"Tim Ross" wrote in message
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Duane C Whitlow & Co leases equipment (usually for study purposes, but I
doubt they'd turn down a business use). Contact Conrad.
http://www.dwc-computer.com/
HTH
Annlee
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> Hello gentlemen,
>
> Can you please direct me
Correction: The CCNA 1.0 is fine for the CCNP
2.0--as long as all the CCNP exams are 2.0. From the FAQ:
10) I am CCNA 1.0 certified, may I continue to
pursue CCNP 2.0 certification?
Yes, you do not need to take the CCNA 2.0 exam
for CCNP 2.0 certification.
Also, see here (mind the wrap)
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/lm/buffer/offer/1700routers/b2/1309_jump_b2/d8
53-000xx
this one is Voice & Data Internetworking
Annlee
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I've got a lot to learn in this arena, but I remember puzzling over that
until I got to the next page. The last sentence of the description of the
use of the wildcard-mask notes that you can specify an interface address by
using the wildcard mask 0.0.0.0--and given the linear arrangement in the
di
During the Beta period, several people described their experience--the beta
exam reportedly was heavily weighted toward BGP (like 50% or more of the
questions), some OSPF, less EIGRP, and a little of some other things. Try
searching the archives under the topic "Routing Beta" and limit the period
I have run into a few (possible) errors in the Cisco Press book I'm using
for final DCN prep, so I went to my bookmark for the errata page and it
appears they've rearranged everything. I tried to search on "errata" and got
0 hits. The new address seems to be:
http://www2.ciscopress.com/catalog.cfm
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>> I have run into a few (possible)
First, be sure you actually have a DSL-capable line. Ours (in Plano) is
~3000 ft too far from the switch. Flashcom offered us sDSL at 128k up/128k
down for $80/month. Not worth it.
I have talked to clients who use SWBell--they like it.
HTH--sorta.
Annlee
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I missed the last one due to (Air Force talk for bad planning).
Chuck, here's a link:
http://dfw.cisco-users.org/
Annlee
""Dale Cantrell"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Gang,
> After waiting a month for this test, that one, I'm sche
Note that you have to "qualify your line" first--that's where they make sure
it's DSL capable. If your local service is from SWBell, call 1-888-792-3751.
If you're GTE, DirectLink has a hot link to the qualification.
Good luck.
Annlee
""Chuck Statton"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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For both exams, I read a book (Lammle's good for CCNA; for CCDA I used the
DCN course on CCO--link below--and bought the CCDA Exam Preparation Guide
from Cisco Press). I also used the Boson tests to practice--the basic test
and the first expansion pack. I figure if I can't get a handle on where I
You will be 1.0 if you do any of the 1.0 track. A 2.0 is all 2.0 exams.
Annlee
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> I am planning to take ACRC this june. I have a small
>doubt. If I take ACRC this june and the rest of the
>other exam(CIT,CLSC,CMTD) after nove
I agree with Ed, except I plan to take the new Foundation (masochism strikes
early and often).
My main rationale is that I tend to compartmentalize information. After Exam
X, the information for X is still there, but it tends to recede--takes a
longer and longer directory path to find/fetch it. By
The discussion in Chappell's ACRC book (pp244-253) implies not, but doesn't
outright say not.
HTH
Annlee
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>Does EIGRP use split-horizon???
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For TR, you want the 2502, 2504, or 2525, etc.
See this:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/cisco/mkt/access/2500/index.shtml
Watch the wrap, of course.
Annlee
"Vanhise, Gerald" wrote in message ...
>Remember to get a router that does Token-ring. I believe these are the
2500s
>ending with the
Try this...You have a network that needs subnetting, like 172.18.0.0.
However, not all "areas" of this network need 8 bits of subnetting (254
hosts). Specifically, you have 4 WAN links (which are point-to-point). On a
point-to-point interface, you need a subnet with only 2 hosts. So...you
create a
take a look here--they do more than tests:
http://www.boson.com/promo/router_labs/router_study.htm
Annlee
"Hans Schimek" wrote in message ...
>does anybody know if there are some good books about labs, troubleshooting
>and various topics available.
>i looked at mentorlabs - but 65$ for just on
To a certain extent, budget will distate what you buy (unless you're better
off than most of us). Try this company--they seem to do good stuff:
http://www.dwc-computer.com/ email Conrad for Cisco gear.
Annlee
""Brandon Peyton"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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This really has been discussed several times in the last 2-3 months. Try the
archives first. They're not always great, but trying them first does reduce
the mail load--and many (if not most) of the people active with this list do
it by mail. Try searching on CCNP and limit it to March and April--y
Another analogy:
CCNA is the goalkeeper rolling the ball out to the left fullback. A simple,
reliable beginning that sets up a future play.
CCNP is the center midfield (Lothar Matthaeus in his best years) taking
control of the pitch and making things happen while Klinsmann drifts in
toward the p
I agree with Oz and the others. I offer a couple of thoughts which you may
or may not like...
1. Have you considered the armed forces? They're crying for people,
especially those who can do technical things. I don't know your age, so that
may be a factor--but give them a thought. The working cond
I'll nibble at a couple of your questions.
1) Does it seem feasible for a reasonably disciplined home student to
>obtain CCNP within a year? Six months? Is it worthwhile, and again
>feasible, to pursue CCDA simultaneously (that is, will the material be
>related enough as to not distract from each
d, of course, we can always do nothing, hoping that this, too, shall
pass. I vote for the next to last, as I don't think this shall pass.
Annlee Hines
NNCSS-P, CCDA, CCNA, MCSE, etc""Nigel Taylor"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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start here:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/ccie/rsblueprint.html
CCO provides a wealth of info on all their exams. Once you wander around CCO
you'll begin to get the hang of how to find things
Annlee
"Rahman, Abdul" wrote in message
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>Greetings!
>
>Does anyone have s
here's a start:
http://www.atmforum.com/atmforum/library/ed_info.html
also try this:
http://www.itprc.com/datalink.htm
both will get you going
Annlee
"Gary Alterson" wrote in message ...
>This is my third try for this post:
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Gary Alterson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
>The simplest way to see how to summarize two IP addresses is to express
both
>in binary, then arrange them one above the other. Starting from the left,
>stop when they no longer have an identical bit pattern--that's the summary
>point.
>
>Example: summarize 172.16.45.28 and 172.16.45.31
>Both add
I'm not in front of a router right now, so I may be wrong, but...I believe
you need to be in interface config:
3102(config-if)#int s0.1
"Omer Shommo" wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
>Hello,
>
>I tried to create a subinterface on s0 but i could not. Can any body tell
me why?
>
>
>Thanks
>
Skim this--it's a link to the DCN course. Get a feel for the material. Also,
the Boson tests helped me a lot, especially the first expansion pack
(thanks, John! -- the questions made me think).
http://216.98.236.26/courses/cisco/pdt/ccdastudy/home/home.htm
Annlee
George Dodds wrote in message
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"Howard C. Berkowitz" wrote in message ...
>>
I saw a thing on CNN a while back that Boeing has done that with its
documentation for aircraft wiring--it *significantly* cut down the time
required to set up all the connections (and they mentioned the number of
miles of wiring in a 747, along with
The simplest way to see how to summarize two IP addresses is to express both
in binary, then arrange them one above the other. Starting from the left,
stop when they no longer have an identical bit pattern--that's the summary
point.
Example: summarize 172.16.45.28 and 172.16.45.31
Both addresses
Thank you! It's hard to appreciate what you have until you've lived with
something else for a bit. I hope Nigeria continues to improve...you have so
very much potential. Best wishes.
Annlee
""Oladele Ayuba"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
>
What does the troubleshooting NTP (I forget the exact name & number, but if
you have a PP, you probably know it) say about error 7011 1213 and 0999
0012? I notice the former is a critical while the latter is a major; also,
the times on the errors sometime overlap. You may have to read down into the
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