I had a similar problem with a PIX-501. My solution was to add 'modem
cts-required' under the line configuration of the termainl server connected
to the PIX.
I dont think it is a cable issue... troubleshoot physical layer up. If you
can use a computer with a rollover cable and it works, you sho
and the light goes on!
You are correct. DR and BDR are per segment, not per area.
Routers on the same segment become adjacent, not ever router in the same
area.
However each router in the same area will have the same database for the
area.
Ed
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When EIGRP and IGRP share the same AS, redistribution in automatic.
However, keep in mind that EIGRP will handle VLSM, and IGRP is a classful.
As I see it, EIGRP on the left advertises routes to IGRP in the middle, and
then it would advertise classful routes to EIGRP on the right. I believe
rout
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Ed Moss
CCNP, CCDA
Omaha Cisco User Group
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>From my understanding... IOS is licensed to whom orignally bought the
procuct (first end-user that paid for it). This is second-hand knowledge,
but was told this by a Cisco rep. If you sell the router... legally there
is no IOS other then the boot-roms.
Ed
First... you said TCP/IP only environment. Since you are not using a
non-routed protocol, I would route and not bridge. Bidging might make your
windows environment easier to configure, but I believe that the overhead may
saturate the link.
For name resolution, I would try to use only DNS, and n
I took ACRC to complete my CCNP. I like instant gratification and couldnt
wait for BSCN to enter production... and I didnt want to wait two months to
know I completed all the requirements for CCNP.
However... *IF* I can get registered for the foundation beta... I will take
that as well... and at
First... relax.
If you know the material, it shouldnt be a problem.
However For my cram before CCNA, I wrote out the OSI model. I ensured
I knew what protocol fit into each layer. Not just the routeing
protocols... but things link where .jpg files and SQL fits.
I also wrote out the "five s
I would look at Cisco Press Designing Cisco Networks (DCN) and get your
CCDA. There are several points that are built upon for the CCNP exams.
Follow this up with Building Cisco Remote Acces Networks (BCRAN),
Switching, Building Scalable Cisco Networks (BCSN) and then Support.
In my mind, this
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