Re: what's wrong with CCIE today? [7:13151]

Hmm, maybe the fault lies in companies that only hire people who have a specific set of certifications to manage their networks. I, and for that matter several other non-CCIEs I know, could easily have handled your problem. I'm betting that you never even got the chance to see us, as the

Re: Olicom switch [7:5815]

Thanks Brad. That worked. For those like me that happen to fall into this problem, here's how to recover. On the Olicom is two reset buttons. The top one can be used to reset the switch. Press hard and keep it pressed for a few seconds, after which a menu will appear to allow you to download

Re: anybody ever connected 2600 AUX ports back2back? [7:5844]

Some thoughts - Try putting in this command on your async interface: async default routing Also what type of cable are you using? I've always used the cisco black cable. And try to hard-code the rxspeed and txspeed. I never trust auto-select. Why are you using async65? Wouldn't it be async1? NRF

Re: Password Reset on PIX? [7:3627]

Is it just telnet? Can you use the console port? If not, you need to call the TAC and have them send you a utility which will reset a PIX password. No other way to do it that I know. Moahzam Durrani wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Something went wrong with our Pix

Re: OT- Another cool thing about Cisco (Re: Cisco fire staff) [7:2418]

I absolutely have to agree. There are ways to lay people off that is dignified and respectful. Then there's the way NEC BNS did it! Last week, I was in my boss's office talking about something completely unrelated when he says Oh, by the way and hands me a lay-off notice. An hour later I'm

Re: Switching Black Book by Sean Odom and Hanson Nottingham

ow much did the authors have to pay you for you to litter this list with your "stunning" review? Just an FYI for the group. I got the Switching Black Book from Sean Odom and Doug Hammond. I cannot believe what it has! I know Sean Odom is known for putting out

Re: CCIE Lab Preparation - Part 2

I know that story. Since I've been three times, without success, my company has decided not to pay for any more trips. Good planning on their part, after living and breathing the CCIE for the last year, I'm not going to drop it. I have to admit it is a highly motivating factor in wanting to pass.

Re: Great book for BCMSN

L PROTECTED]... I recently bought the Exam Prep book for Cisco Switching by Sean Odom and Doug Hammond and so far it appears to be a very informative book. They really provide great information regarding each Cisco switch. So far a very good read. Jeff __