I've got two 2621XM routers with WIC-1DSU-T1 cards in them
here at work to play around with, I want to mimic a serial connection
between the two 2621's via the WIC,
any idea as to what cable I need to use or a Cisco part number
so I can connect these to routers together ?
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as far as switching goes, (that's as far as I got with my CCNP)
you will need to perform similar functions in catOS and native IOS.
Getting a switch that will run catOS will not be cheap.
you might need to look at virtual labs i.e. renting rack space
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description fo the 640-607 exam.
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given an IP address and a MAC address, how can I use my cisco switch to
identify which port an unknown device is attached to ?
can I view the switching table cache entries ?
I've got an IP device on the network and nobody seems to know where it is.
heh!
given a catalyst 3500XL running ios v
my plan is to get my CCNP, then start with some security certs particularly
the SSCP and then the CISSP. my understanding is that the GIAC and CISSP
require knowledge have come alot closer in recent months.
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Possibly looking for some classroom training in the DC Metro / MD area.
I've found a place that might work, was interested if any locals may have
used these facilities and want to offer feedback on their experience.
Orange Technologies
Gaithersburg, MD 20879
TIA
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Taking the 640-604 switching exam within the next week or two and my
research shows, from the cisco site, although there was HSRP and ATM LANE
questions on the 640-503 exam, these topis are not included on the 640-604
exam.
Just wanted to confirm, thanks.
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I ment 640-504 sorry, not 640-503 I fat fingered it.
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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 cache
Just wanted to give a general shout out to all, I'm new here, figured I'd
need some help with some study issues.
been a CCNA for about 2 1/2 years, looking to pass CCNP exams by August
2003, been working on switching as my first exam.
needed a place to vent, looking around here yesterday I cam
exactly what is happening at the time of connectivity loss ?
without more detail I would guess that your sessions are timing out and
you need to increase the timeouts.
Rajeev Karamchand wrote:
Hi All
I am losing my connectivity to the pix after the
reboot everthing is fine. Any clues.
are you better at self study ? or do you require some hand holding
during the tough parts ? your answer to these questions would
let you know the answer to the question below.
I think motivation, focus, and specific goals are requirements for self
study,
in a classroom, the instructor provides
PIX is a hardware firewall device, in simple terms, each interface is
considered a
seperate network, PIX does routing as well ( inside interface - inside
interface,
inside interface - outside interface outside interface - inside
interface)
you will need to create static and conduit
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Stephane Wantou Siantou wrote:
Ho Everyone,
I am about to become CCNP (by the end of the month). I live in
the Washington, D.C. area. I don't have any job opportunity. Nor do I
get people calling me for interviews. I am very
Have not seen this yet. Thanks to eWeek
Below is a link to the new RFC on the
Cisco PPP Bridging Control Protocol.
http://www.normos.org/ietf/rfc/rfc2878.txt
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I took the network acad 1.0 track, did some studying on my own, i.e.
the 1900 switch documentation off the cisco web site. passed the test
without
a hitch, your mileage may vary.
Alf wrote:
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I'd appreciate anyones help / advice / comments concerning the new CCNA2
Cisco Academy
the difference would be if you were using standard or extended access
lists.
apply standard access lists at the destination router
apply extended access lists at the source router
so for your example to block access to lan B from lan A
apply a standard access list to the in port of router B
or
According to the cisco logo usage guidelines, which must be accepted
before such use of a logo, it says that only the highest achieved cisco
logo should be used in marketing materials, now if I am a CCNP and a
CCDP
which would take presidence ?
now there is a can of worms...
Sorry folks, I should have been clearer...
I do not wish to compromise my network by giving out real IP addresses
I chose 10.x.x.x and 12.x.x.x. only as an example IP address..
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a web site say 12.0.0.1 sits out on a public network,
a user across the nation, say
I have a cco account and it's not very helpful, maybe I need
another type of account ? I can login to CCO but get auth
failed when going to this page. heh!
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Fine if you have a CCO acount, otherwise not very usefull.
Neil
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a web site say 12.0.0.1 sits out on a public network,
a user across the nation, say in Oregon, on his workstation
host 10.0.0.5 cannot ping the server at 12.0.0.1
the user telnets into his Cisco router at 10.0.0.1 and
can ping the server at 12.0.0.1
the user goes out the the internet to
remember DSL runs over a ATM/Frame Relay variant.
DSL is HOT HOT HOT.
Billy Monroe wrote:
My friend is taking a 3 year Master program in ATM.
Do you think that is worthwhile ?
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ATM is hardly a dead
it'd be a class A address with a 24 bit subnet mask
generally 10.9.2.3/24
but remember you are locking yourself into 254 hosts on the entire
network.
A better idea might be to use a 192.x.x.x or a 172.x.x.x and a 16 bit
mask,
this'd make life easier to subnet in the future. 10.9.2.3/16 just
no calculator. here is how I remembered 2^n-2
for class c
2 6 14 30 62
62 30 14 6 2
one is backwards, one is forwards, top is # of subnets bottom is number
of hosts
class B is the same
just in powers of 2 to 16384(-2) for the subnets and the reverse 16384
to 2 for the hosts
if you know
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