I want to build a lab consisting of a 700 series router and (2) - 2503
routers. (2) V.34 modems
My questions is how can I simulate ISDN on these 2503 routers. I dont have 2
ISDN connections in my home. I do have 2 phone lines
Also i hear people say the McGrall hill book is junk, should i bot
I am in the same boat as you were, but with the BCSN test. My suggestion
is that where it is fine to use testing software, but make sure you
understand why the answer is right, and not just what the answer is.
Since I missed the BCSN test by 1 or 2 questions, I may being doing
overkill with my stu
I have been looking at routers/firewalls. I am thinking of going with
the 2611 with a ADSL card, I also want to get a 515. Our office is not
that big yet, but I want to plan for the future. I see that the Pix 515R
only does DES, but doesn't do 3DES. But when I buy the router, I can get
it with 3DE
I have been looking at routers/firewalls. I am thinking of going with
the 2611 with a ADSL card, I also want to get a 515. Our office is not
that big yet, but I want to plan for the future. I see that the Pix 515R
only does DES, but doesn't do 3DES. But when I buy the router, I can get
it with 3DE
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ya know... I'm not trying to shoot pix down...but for the small
office..I would not even go that routeGo netscreen they can do
NAT, transparent bridging, and normal firewalling and they are not
expensive. (and a snap to set up)
...static in from a lower level interface and dynamic out from a
higher
security interface... (and variances thereof) It does not truly route
traffic like other firewalls... A way around this is the use of NAT 0,
but
then even Cisco tac does not reccomend this configuration for highly
utilized inter
unless you deal in very large amounts of money. DES will
keep
the
> > curious at bay. It is less processor intensive.
> >
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Yea, to find this go to www.cisco.com
Do a search for " Networkers 2000 "
Then there are a bunch of links there, I would buy the CDs though, stuff
comes on MP3s.
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> does anyone know where I can find/order the power sessio
The funniest thing about boson, is when they list the same answer 2 or 3
times. But list only one of them as right, ha hahha! Is it like this on
the real test? I would panic!
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I have not used it, but I think there is going to be some issues for
someone trying to use PPPoe on a firewall, especially if the IP is
dynamic. Just to get hands on with a firewall, I was playing with ISA
2000 Server at home (Microsoft Firewall). Their packet filters would not
bind to a dynamic I
I am not that familiar with BGP but I would say weight.
Select the path with the highest administrative weight.
* If weights are equal, prefer the route with the highest local
preference;
* If the local preferences are the same, prefer the route originated by
this router;
* If none of th
I failed the 503, one time already. But now I think I overstudied (if
there is such a thing). Now I am sitting not sure what to do, either
cisco 640-503, or the new Beta Routing exam, or the 640-900. Arg! They
should have just added IS-IS in the 503 exam. Why is cisco going nuts on
the CCNP routin
I saw a resume with "CCIE (Q)" after their name, what is the Q mean?
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it means they only passed the qualification exam. they should not be
putting
CCIE on their resume at all. toss it! :)
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796 (R&S / Security)
Network Learning In
Sounds like an A+ or Network+ questions to me. But since you ask, check
out www.howstuffworks.com They also have how a cable modem works, DSL,
and even how routers work.
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I worked with Alteon Products. I will have to say, I have never been
more impressed with a piece of equipment. Well the functionality anyway,
some of the switches seem to have a port or too now and again to be
totally honest. There was SO much you could do on their web switches,
Global load balanc
Ive had good luck using ILS server that comes with Exchange and using
that for netmeeting, its super fast, even for 56K users, no loss of
signal. Do you have one Public IP that everyone is connecting to? To
view multi video sessions, you need to have it set up as a reflector
server. Not sure of yo
Hello Friends,
I just scheduled the BCSN exam for Next Sunday. This is my second try at
it. I really know a lot more then I did the first time around, and the
first time around I only missed by a few questions. My question is,
saying if I did pass this exam, when will the new exams be implement
What is Cisco AVVID? I read some stuff about it on Cisco's site. Are
there any test that correlate with this?
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Does anyone have a list of equipment for a company to become and ISP? I
also want to buy a class of IP addresses and host them myself. Is there
a link on Cisco to help someone like myself get started. Any help on
this topic would be appreciated. I really don't know where to start
Message
OK, well first let me explain my idea for an ISP isn't to sell dial up,
or internet access. I already sell devices that use a dial up. I work
for a company so they worry about the business plan. I already checked
out where to buy a block of IP addresses, the min you can buy direct is
/20 or 4096 p
I found this article, just thought it was interesting. Most people I
know seem to be very happy with Cisco
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http://news.com.com/2009-1033-852570.html
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Is there any drawbacks to getting a T1 PRI vs. a regular T1 (I think
that's called channelized). I am not sure of the drawbacks of using PRI,
with VPN, and things like that work fine over PRI? Is PRI just like a
regular T1? The reason I am asking is I tried to get a T1 and I was told
I could only
OK, I am just confused, is a T1, and a T1 PRI are the terms used
interchangeably? What about ISDN PRI? Hope you don't mind newbie
questions :)
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Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 2:26 PM
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OK this answered my question. If my only choice is a T1 PRI, then I
don't have to worry about things not working. Like my router and
firewall, I was just thinking it was something out of the ordinary. I
need just a regular T1 for internet access, and wasn't sure what PRI
was. And if a CAS only doe
I am being told to get a T1 (PRI). But I have to implement it to replace
our ADSL. So for now with an T1 (PRI) I can just use a standard Cisco
Router and CSU/DSU for the T1, and in the future, If I wanted to break
it up, I could use a demultiplexor if I wanted to use the channels for
something els
My comment is with the CCNP exams. When I started it was the 500 series,
which was not long ago, now its changing to the 600 series. For some
people it takes a while to pass a CCNP exam, so I have not had enough
time to get a lot done in the 500 series, let alone switch to 600. I
know the 600 is n
I think what happened was the guy that wrote this got his CCNP after
years of hard studying, and working on Cisco equipment. Now he has it,
he post that it is so easy so Cisco makes it harder. I am sorry, but a
person (not saying me) going for CCNA, it might seem like an impossible
task. After all
I found a document to do a Cisco AIR-AP34xE2C external antenna modification.
This modification is to put a high power antenna on a Cisco Aironet. Well,
what I wanted to do, is to use this to broadcast the contents of my server to
my neighborhood. Kinda like a community Intranet. I live in a metro
Has anyone seen the Cisco Professional Study Group? All I am reading on
this feed is politics. Please post your personal views of the world
elsewhere!
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I Passed CCNP Routing 503 on the 2nd try, This exam was really difficult
for me. I got an 801. I used the BGP, EIGRP, and OSPF white papers on
Cisco site and a FEW different books. With the books I compared what
each book had to say about the subject to the other. This really gave me
a strong foun
I want to create an IPSEC UDP from one Lan to another via the internet.
Going across both firewall and routers, possibly though NAT. I am trying
to find out more information on this. I read that some cheap routers
using NAT, you can only have 1 IPSEC UDP session, from 1 client at a
time, and that
I hope this is not too far off topic, but has anyone ever used this
companies load balancers or products or have any feedback on it.
http://www.coyotepoint.com
One thing I noticed is that it only has 1 port in, and one out. Is that
not normal? I have used Alteon Before, any feedback would
I asked Nortel/Alteon how there web switches compare with Coyotepoint, this
is what they sent me. If you feel like filling in what Aeropoint can do,
feel free. I thought it was cool that it can do SSL load balancing. The
other thing about coyote only having 2 ports, ports go bad a lot on web
devic
Sounds like you are talking from your own experiences.
I purchased all 500 series material not long ago. I figured since they
just came out with the 500 series I would be good for a while.
Imagine you sat down for the SAT, and on the top of the page it said
"attention, now this test is totally d
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Sounds like you are talking from your own experiences.
I purchased all 500 series material not long ago. I figured
ucts before they are
eligible to become certified?
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Yea, and the CCIE written and lab cover the sa
There are a few of us who actually studied really hard for the exams
they already passed. Some of you in this group, can read the table of
contents on all Cisco press books and pass the 4 exams the next day. I
am not one of those people, I spent at least 200 hours studying for CCNP
routing exam, i
I heard the BGP might not be around forever, what then? On my Networkers
2000 MP3s it mentions a possibility of BGP vs5, will there ever be such
a thing?
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Don't take my word for it, but don't you need the CCDA too for CCDP? Or
is CCNA good enough?
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Well, I got my CCNP two years ago with ol
When I get my CCNP, I am going to put it on my license plate of my car.
I hear chicks really dig it.
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Sorry to point out the obvious, but any book on CCNP is going to be
confusing. My trick was to use a bunch of sources, White papers I found
snooping around on Cisco's Site and the internet. My advice is use a lot
of different sources, use books or white papers, everything else, is
just a waste of
They say Abtronic doesn't work so
I did get a look at these, someone at work had them. They are just some
randomly thrown together questions and answers. And some stuff
copy-n-pasted off the net (cramsession). Some have questions have
explanations, some don't.
If you think someone writing 10
I passed Switching with an 899 this Saturday. Boooyaa! I am = of the way
there
to CCNP. After that test, I felt like my brain was fried from all the
studying. Afterwords I went out and had a few drinks, which I have not done
in
a long while. My head hurt even more the next day. That was kinda dumb
I am not fluent in Russian, but I am fluent on how to translate stuff
using Office XP. I have a plugin that translates any document language
to any other language. Check out Worldlingo.com, you might be able to
translate it there for free. There are some cool free plug ins for
Office XP.
I can do
Ill give you a free website that you can find tons of Free white papers,
Recourses and everything you need for your exams if you can tell me who
AKA William S. Bonnie is.
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OK you didn't catch that the middle initial isn't an "S". but ill give
it to you anyway. The site is www.cisco.com
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From: Chuck Larrieu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 2:09 PM
To: Brian Zeitz
Subject: Re: Contest [7:40072]
Figure out the font then? It is probably Wingdings, ha ha. I could
figure this out, but I don't put much stock in this site. People really
pay money for white papers? The jokes on the people that send money to
that site to subscribe! I have a bunch of MPLS stuff from Cisco like
Documents, Powerpoi
OK, I am back to being serious :-)
What is the difference in support from a router under warranty, VS. if
you bought a router with a Smartnet contract?
Is Smartnet only so you can get parts faster?
If you have a router that is only under warranty WITHOUT a smartnet
contract, can you just
s you mentioned :-) Anyway, to each his own
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From: Robert Fowler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 3:00 PM
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Actually, the site provides much more than th
I used this on a couple of my friend. I said the Cisco and Juniper were
Merging. I think that is more believable :)
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Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 4:27 PM
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pe
Just ask the Moderator to use some Hold down Timers...
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Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 4:28 PM
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Subject: RE: Duplicate messages from GroupStudy Listserve [7:40077]
Perhaps your E-mail Client is having a
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here is a troubleshooting link for the problem you are having.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/rtrmgmt/cw2000/camp_mgr/
camp_3x/cmgr_3_1/aix_inst/aixtrbls.htm
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Oops I think this link is better
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/rtrmgmt/cw2000/cw2000_d/
1steditn/inst_win/ntinstl.htm
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I just read a thing about the top 10 places to live for tech 2002.
Actually I like to know this stuff myself. A crude list off the top of
my head is. I myself live in PA, I think everyone has left me alone
here. For CCIE there are probably few jobs in PA, but for CCNP/MCSE jobs
I can find them, be
I was just looking at that exam on Cisco site, I thought it was 2
separate exams, ha ha. Congratulations! I am thinking in doing the
Security Track. Both tracks are very interesting.
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Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 3:23 PM
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I just read a thing about the top 10 places to live for tech 2002.
Actually I like to know this stuff myself. A crude list off the top of
To be honest, this was a problem even when the tech market was hot.
Someone would graduate from a "CCNA bootcamp" but the problem was
getting into the job. The trick is you have to know someone. Or place
some bids on contracts for like 15$ an hour.
Now the economy is not so hot, so employers are
I think it is turning around, my phone has just recently been ringing a
lot for contracts. And they know not to call with Mc Donald's hamburger
contracts. I am in a bad area for tech PA. And if you are in Florida,
that is not a great area either for tech.
Like I said, everyone moved out of here,
Correct me if I am wrong BUT,
You can take all the CCNP test first, but you wont be a CCNP until you
finish your CCNA.
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From: Ricky Chan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 8:28 AM
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If you are a new CCNA/CCNP with no hands on experience, get a lab, get a
router, even a router simulor if you have to. Its better then nothing.
If your young energetic, positive attitude, employers will notice.
No matter what people tell you, companies are looking for Junior
Engineers now more th
Your right, I just checked Chapter 8 in the book has an entires chapter
to this subject. Also, I found an IBM Redbook that had a chapter on it.
(I don't like IBM, just happen to stumble upon this.) There are also
lots of information floating around on the internet. Set up an IPV6 LAN,
also windows
As soon as someone said "you have to play a game" I would take my stuff
and leave. What would happen when you actually got the job? They would
feed you peanuts, and have you shufflin', smilin' and dancing for the
VPs? I don't play that game. Most of the interviews I have gone on,
they asked me ve
Yea, it was Al Gore who invented TCP/IP and the internet, all by
himself.
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Vint Cerf wasn't commissioned. He was a g
Hello!
Does anyone have the link for Cisco Online Tests? I guess it's a secret
link ;) A friend of mine said he found them helpful, but he doesn't
remember the link :O Hope you are having a good day..
Thanks in advance,
Brian
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I am studying for the routing exam. I am using Sybex book, I have heard
it has a lot of mistakes, but that is why you should use more then 1
book. I have heard arguments for both the Cert Library and the Prep
Library, if you look at the different book sites, it seems cert library
sells more copies
The BSCN book you recommend, is that from the Prep Kit? Yes, now that I
read the reviews on the cert kit on Amazon, amost every post complains
that the books are chock full of errors. Maybe that's why its 96$ for 4
books, ha ha. I am hesitant to get it, maybe I can just borrow a friends
book for a
Just curious, is that why you said to use ccxxproduction study guides
for the routing exam the other day, is it because you really found them
useful or because you work for them? I agree with your statement, ethics
make or break a company.
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I would say Syngress CCNP book would be best to read all the way though.
If you want to just look up what you don't know, A&B.
A friend had router Exam Cram, I read almost the entire book in 2 hours
last night. The questions felt like I was in first grade. This book is
way too simple, do not buy
Yea, and in the pix guide it also list proposed part numbers for the
AES. It is about as free as 3DES is (which is not free). I wonder if AES
is enabled in my 6.3beta version? Hmmm? Probably not...
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From: Jim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 5:0
I worked my last contract I don't want to say where, but a major
educational testing place. They still had banyan Vines in 2001. although
I didn't touch it besides migration. I didn't think it was still around.
We migrated them to Windows 2000. The banyan Vines servers left, but the
mindsets of th
Just wanted to say that anyone who bought the CCNP Training kit
Software, ISBN 1587200422, you can return it, and they will give you a
completely new CD VS 2.0. I bought this Training kit, it has so many
wrong answers, and so many bugs I though I was on candid camera. They
did offer a SP1 update r
Sure, go here
http://recording.safeshopper.com/
I am thinking of getting the security ones. I have some of the other
ones. They send them to you on MP3s. Each lesson takes about 2 CDs.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 9:07 AM
, 2002 10:10 AM
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does anyone have the routing and switching bundle from this site. i was
thinking of buying it but i wanted to get the groups opinion first.
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I heard Netgear makes some good high end stuff.
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I'm a huge Cisco fan. 90% of our customers have Cisco networks a
[7:40915]
Don't waste your time or efforts. Version 2 is terrible.
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Just wanted to say that anyone who bought the
Funny, I just logged into 2test.com and it still is letting me schedule
500 series exams :)
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>Subject: CCNP exams [7:41039] >Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 10:27:39 -0400 >
>Funny, I just logged into 2test.com and it still is letting
I am not sure, haven't heard much about it yet. But I am taking a "wait
and see" attitude for buying any books until the release the new exams.
Because as soon at the CCNA 600 exam was out, there were new books for
it on BN.com and Amazon. Last think you want to do is buy a book, and
the next day
I was reading some RFC's (791 for example) and had a question. It
states what the maximum size of a Packet is, what is the minimum packet
size? If I recall its 572? Max is 1500?
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Oops I found the answer, I thought it was over 500, cause I was looking
at IPV6 specs.
Minimum Packet Size
According to Ethernet specifications, the size of a packet should be
between 64 Bytes and 1518 Bytes. Therefore, the minimum packet size is
64 Bytes.
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This may be WAY off, but as insane as this may sound. I have heard of
certain keyboards that are written with drivers that constantly try to
ping a certain domain. I heard of a home user getting a lot of ping
entries in the firewall logs. Just a shot in the dark...
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I would say for BGP Jeff Doyle TCP Vs2, Half the book is about BGP. And
Halabi book is a must have as well for BGP. I have not bought Caslow's
books, I think I will borrow someone else's before buying it.
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Does anyone have any good links for CSMA/CD, I want to really
understand the process of collisions. What is the best RFC?
Thanks in advance.
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>Oops I found the answer, I thought it was over 500, cause I was looking
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At 06:00 PM 4/10/02, Brian Zeitz wrote:
>Well, maybe the reason why its 64 bytes, is because of CSMA/CD
>parameters call for 64 bytes. Would this
I found a cheet sheet on cisco's site. Heh.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/encheat.html
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I had always thought that
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At 06:00 PM 4/10/02, Brian Zeitz wrote:
>Well, maybe the reason why its 64 bytes, is because of CSMA/CD
>parameters call for 64 b
Dumb question but, You are talking about a router IOS? Or maybe you want
to know if PPPoE works on Pix? I know pix supports it in like 6.2. For
Routers, of course you have to have the correct interface, and I believe
they sell special IOS versions just for ADSL. Any idea on what model
router? If i
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> Dumb question but, You are talking about a router IOS? Or maybe you
want
> to know if PPPoE works on Pix? I k
I have an un-bias opinion. For some of us who have already done a few
exams, Boson is the only choice. Do you have test software for PIX, VPN,
CVOICE etc.? I don't really use boson, I use books. But for CSS1, I
might need to use them, just to get an idea if I have any weak spots.
There is no 1 sou
Congratulation, man I only got a 946 on the CIT! I am getting ready to
take BCRAN then I will join you. After that CSS1, and my Masters Degree
simultaneously :)
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From: Michalis Palis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 2:49 PM
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Can anyone tell me the best way to prepare for this exam? I think ill
just get the 1000 page Cisco book, and the boson exams. Any guidance
would be appreciated, am I on the right track? I don't think there are
too many choices for study material for this exam.
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If I wanted to connect 2 Cisco 3550 switches together, would I need 1
Gigabit stacking GBIC or 2? I think I need 2 of them. I am trying to
find out exactly what I need to hook together (2) 3350 (24 port) with 2
GIG ports. The part number im looking at is CIS-WS-X3500-XL, is this
all I would need?
grapes posts, and direct those people to there own
newsgroups. Or we could start a newgroups for them
sourgrapes@ciscostudy.
Brian Zeitz MCSE, CCNP
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I finally got the CCNP now. I don't
think my employer recognizes what this certification is, but it's one
more step in the right direction. My plans are to work on the CSS1, but
I am going to spend a lot of time hands on with the 515 we just got in
and other actual equipment. I am taking s
I am setting up a Pix 515 Unlimited I got the failover unit. If I want
to use the 4-port DMZ card, do I need one for each chassis? What about a
1 Port? If I do need on each, how would you configure a web server to be
redundant as well? I know you cant use the Same IP on both cards.. Is
there some
Yea, I would love to talk about what is wrong with this test, but I
would be violating the NDA. It's a catch-22. Maybe they will fix the
wording in the 600 series.
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From: NetEng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 11:31 AM
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Subjec
I am going to try to hook up a Pix to an ADSL line with a dynamic IP,
this should be interesting. In the past I have tried Microsoft ISA
SERver 2000 Enterprise with ADSL, it had a lot of trouble binding the
packet filters cause the IP was dynamic. The fix, install a Netgear
router before the firew
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