I'm not sure if your doing this on actual physical equipment but if you
would refer to the figure 1-15 on page 43:
P1R1 can route to the subnet 192.168.1.65 (this is subnet 64, 65 is the
first available host, configured on P1R2 interface E0) through S0 and S1
(192.168.1.18, 192.168.1.34).
It can
Greetings all
For those of you who have the BSCN Cisco press book, you can refer to pages
95 for this question.
A router has the following ip's in its routing table:
172.16.1.0011 [48] /28
172.16.1.1000 [128] /28
172.16.1.1001 [144] /28
172.16.1.1010 [160] /28
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Greetings a
Greetings all
Could someone please shed some light on IP Unnumbered Serial Interfaces.
From my BSCN book, I understand this is getting ip routing to work on a
serial interface without specifying a specific ip to the serial interface
(using the ip unnumbered command)
My question is why would
Greets all
I am currently studying for CCNP v2 and have begun with the BSCN exam.
However, when I got my CCNA, it wrote the V1 exam. I their anything not on
the v1 CCNA that there is on the CCNA v2 exam that I should study before
getting to far into my BSCN?
Say that 10 times over :-)
Thanx
Greet all
I am moving through the second chapter of the BSCN text from Cisco press.
To my disappointment, they only dedicated 3 pages to VLSM's and did a rather
quick and dirty
job on it.
Would anyone going through or have already passed their BSCN have a web
resource or other source that I
Greets all,
I am currently studying for the BCSN exam, have a question . . .
1. When a distant vector protocol sends out a "flash" update when a
route goes down, do the neighboring routers who receive the "flash"
update send out their own updates immediately or do they wait for their
default
Greets all.
If i make a mistake in my explanation of this, then please someone jump in
and correct me. I'm still learning a lot of this.
1. Classfull Addressing
The basic thing to remember with classful addressing is any router using
this addressing scheme DOES NOT include the subnet mask
From my test i gave 2 points you need to focus on:
1.) know your OSI model inside out and backwards
2.) know your IOS commands and how to use the help feature.
I wasn't allowed a calculator (calc on the windows box is not available
either) but you are allowed to bring in paper and a pencil which
I have my ccna, studying for my ccnp.
Just curious what would be appropriate to charge on an hourly bases for my
skills.
Please keep in mind I am in Canada.
Thanx
Dyland
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Please excuse my ignorance, but being new to CCNP (just started) I was
wondering what the difference is between IOS ED and IOS GD versions.
Is one beta, other production?
Thanx
Dyland
Kevin,
I agree totally we have
Greets
I am beginning my CCNP V2.0 certs this week (as you are all aware by now)
I was curious, my CCNA cert is only v 1.0, to become certified as a CCNP
v2.0 do I have to have CCNA v2.0?
Will I have to redo my CCNA?
Thanx
Dyland
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Would it be safe to say that the CCNP Routing and Switching (RS) cert is
more sought after then the CCNP WAN?
Could it be said that their are more people with CCNP RS then there are
with CCNP WAN?
Dyland
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Is multicast ip's covered in the BSCN portion of the CCNP or is it covered
later?
Thanx
Dyland
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A friend and I are both going for the CCNP together.
We were thinking of each getting a Cisco 1605 so we can do the labs for the
640-503 exam.
I just wanted to know if the Cisco 1605's are sufficient. They come with
IOS Software Version 11.2(9)P
All responses appreciated and welcome.
Dyland
ccnp "EXAM", you don't need
any router, but if you want to get the ccnp level "KNOWLEDGE", you'd
better have at least 3 routers.If you don't get the ccnp level
knowledge, your certification is just a paper
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Does anyone know the full extent of the software included on the cd. Is it
just the test engine?
Thanx
Dyland Desmarais
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Greets all
Just getting geared up for the CCNP. Going to start with BSCN.
Just wanted to ask everyone's opinion on what books are good to study.
I've ordered the Cisco press book but are their others which would be on par
or better?
Thanx
Dyland
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