Re: need a hand with a IPSEC tunnel [7:8703]

Derek, Could you add some lines of the configuration? it might help us help you... what are you trying to peer with? another router? a vpn client? a pix? Winchester, Derek wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Any of you that have used ipsec with the Cisco box,

Re: 6509 Configuration [7:8154]

Friend, What you are trying to do is not hard, but, you need to go through a few steps. I imagine you have an MSFC card inside... - Do a show modules and check if you can see it in slot 15 (and if it is in state ok) - Try doing a session 15 (you should get to the router prompt on the MSFC -

Re: 6509 Configuration [7:8154]

to make it work now. If now, I will email back. Can I email you directly. Mike Gonzalo P. wrote: Friend, What you are trying to do is not hard, but, you need to go through a few steps. I imagine you have an MSFC card inside... - Do a show modules and check if you can see it in

Studygroup for lab preparation?... [7:2795]

Friends, I think I remember having two options on what studygroup to join for the CCIE preparation... One of them was meant for people who had already passed the CCIE written and had a date for the Lab Exam. Is this correct? Is there such studygroup? I learn a lot from the messages posted here,

Re: access list on 3524

James, Just create an access-list and then apply it as an "access-class" in your virtual terminals. Remember to add the "login" and "password" statements also.. Gonzalo, CCNP. ""Croyle, James"" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Been trying to

Re: FIBER CABLING ?

The way we implement it is pretty easy... Just run fibre from one building to another, and terminate it with SC connectors. (I like them better than ST) in a fibre box. From there you just need to run a patch MT-RJ -- SC from the Box to the core 6509. ( you will have to purchase small MT-RJ

Re: 7206 VXR config

The prot in the controller works perfectly! you should not worry... it is just an FE port. Gonzalo "Jim Healis" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Has anyone ever used the RJ-45 port on the I/O controller on a 7206 to actually pass traffic? I'm

Re: VPN through ADSL

Manolito.. The key component here is that you will be using the VPN Client... I have been working with the VPNClient 3000, and it is amazing. (better than the old client Cisco used to provide--IRE/SafeNet). The only setting you will need is to allow IPSec through NAT in order for it to

Re: IPsec NAT

Friend, IPSec and NAT work fine with the PIX's and also with the Concentrators. It is an easy setup, but you have to get used to the NAT 0 command and access-lists. Let me know if you run into any issues, I might be able to help. Gonzalo CCNP "Ricky Gomez" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in

Re: 2900's

I've seen it happen also in the 3500'sXL. I would be very careful with the console connection... Sometimes they just reboot if you plug the cable... or if you change settings in the hyperterminal. I have also seen them die quite a few times, so, I don't recommend them for any important

Re: Beta results for CID

Nops, nothing yet. I have been checking also the tracking system since it is faster than snail-mail. Easy test, don't you think? Gonzalo... "Robert Padjen" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... I haven't, but I'm not expecting anything until

Re: Passed CCNP

Good Job Fabian! Now, for the CCIE, besides a lot of hands-on, you might want to try the Cisco Certification from Caslow. (Make sure it is the second edition). Cheers, Gonzalo P. CCNP ""fabian kraemer"" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message 941asj$t8h$[EMAIL PROTECT

Re: Cant see CDP neighbor

I had one problem once with a PPP Multilink Interface, three T1's between two buildings... everything fine, but, I could not see anything on CDP. The Solution was very easy, a "clear interface" ( on the virtual one) solved it. Good luck. Gonzalo, CCNP ""Roberts, Timothy"" [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Advance PIX Configuration Exam

I have not taken that one, but I took the Beta VPN (90%!) It was a hard test since it covers everything (Concentrators, PIX, Routers, Certificates, and PFM). I have a lot of respect for the People in Cisco doing the new security tests, they are not as easy as the new CCNP2.0 tests. So, I asume

Re: Disappointed with CCNP --Original poster

the headers in frames/packets. You will understand a lot about Ethernet /Token Ring and all about TCP/UDP ports. I have "Inside TCP/IP" from Siyan it is an awsomw reference book also. Good Luck, let us know how your interviews go. Gonzalo P. CCNP. "jeongwoo park" [EMAIL PROTECT