I think it's
set cgmp enable - If it's set-based switch
Or
ip cgmp - if it's IOS.
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Simon, I bought an adaptor from Maplin Electronics in the UK
(www.maplin.co.uk) or you can also try Farnell Electronics
(www.farnell.co.uk), if you call them and explain what you need they are
quite helpful. It's quite good because the adaptors take 2 of the US plugs.
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Just going through the Cisco Press book in preperation for the CCNP remote
access exam, one thing cropped up on the section about custom queuing that
confused me.
The book refers to Queue 0 which is the system queue and what traffic is
serviced by this queue. One thing stuck out to me, namely 'Spa
Excellent, thanks Priscilla.
Can you configure a router to be a bridge AND a router?
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Dear all,
Just having a slight problem getting my head around NAT regarding the
example configurations in the study guides I have.
access-list 1 permit 10.0.0.1 0.0.0.255 (defines list of addresses)
ip nat pool mynatpool 222.2.2.1 222.2.2.254 netmask 255.255.255.0 (defines
pool of inside global
Ok, I think I have it now. So in a way the pool of addresses are like a load
of virtual interfaces?
I understand the use of sockets for overloading and how this can enable to
use just one address, it was just the pool thing that confused me a little!
Thanks guys, James.
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Um, probably a silly one for you all.
I have a 1721 router at either end of a leased line. I telnet into the
router and:
Router#debug serial int
Serial network interface debugging is on
Router#terminal monitor
And nothing. Shouldn't I get some debug messages here, keep alives and such
between th
Hi Robert,
This is what I have.
Router#show log
Syslog logging: enabled (0 messages dropped, 0 messages rate-l
Console logging: level debugging, 413770 messages logged
Monitor logging: level debugging, 285 messages logged
Logging to: vty6(0)
Buffer logging: disabled
Lo
Hi, this seemed to do the trick, thanks.
Just found it confusing as having gone through the various CCNA literature
it seems to ram home that all you need enter is the 'terminal monitor'
command and then debug what you need.
This works on my home routers IOS 12.0 on Cisco 3000 but not on these 17
Dear all, on a Cisco 801 router I am entering
#terminal monitor
#debug ppp negotiation
#logging monitor debug
#logging on
RouterA#show log
Syslog logging: enabled (0 messages dropped, 0 messages rate-limit
0 overruns)
Console logging: level debugging, 64712 messages logged
Monitor loggi
Actually, while I'm after some advice :-) another thing that confues me
about these ISDN 801 routers is that I have 2 x B channels up but I don't
have PPP multilink configured.
RouterA#show isdn status
Global ISDN Switchtype = basic-net3
ISDN BRI0 interface
dsl 0, interface ISDN Switchtype
Hi John,
This a cut from my running-config, I have ppp encapsulation specified, why
are the calls HDLC framed?
interface Ethernet0
ip address 192.168.10.21 255.255.255.0
!
interface BRI0
ip address 192.168.11.1 255.255.255.0
encapsulation ppp
dialer map ip 192.168.11.2 name RouterB 014198656
derstand why as I don't have to on the Cisco 3000
routers (IOS 12.0) I have at home but on these (1721's with IOS 12.2) I did!
Regards, James.
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
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> James Gosnold wrote:
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> > Hi, this seemed to do the trick, thanks.
>
> What worke
Show PPP mulitlink says there are no active bundles.
I tried debug isdn q931 and this is what I got:
RouterA#debug isdn q931
ISDN Q931 packets debugging is on
RouterA#
8w3d: %ISDN-6-LAYER2UP: Layer 2 for Interface BR0, TEI 70 changed to up
8w3d: %LINK-3-UPDOWN: Interface BRI0:1, changed state to
I took it 2 weeks ago, passing score was 706 and I scored 800. Need to know
your ISDN and Frame Relay pretty well.John McCartney wrote:
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> Passing score is 760, took it last Dec, its a bear, took it
> 2X's. Studyup on protocols. HTH's
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Interesting advice, I take my last (hopefully!) CCNP exam next Saturday. I
need a rest, have gone through the CCNA then straight into the CCNP path in
9 months having had no prior experience on Cisco technologies.
I am hoping the CCNP will now get me a chance to work in a Cisco shop where
I can bu
Tim, If you're in London, Netlogic Consulting are the cheapest I think.
www.netlogicconsulting.com
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Dear all,
I have something of a problem I hoped someone might offer some advice on.
We have a 1721 router at each end of a 128k leased line. The line went down
this morning, red alarm light on the CSU, router showed as Serial Interface
Up, Line protocol down. Ok fair enough, reported the fault,
No, you need to buy a hardware ISDN simulator/emulator. And they aren't
cheap!!
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For the routing and switching exams I read both the Sybex and Cisco press
books and found the Cisco press books to be better on both occasions. That
said I've also heard people whose opinions I respect vouch for Sybex so I
suppose it's a matter of what works for you!
Dave Jacoby wrote:
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> From w
Dave,
If I press the 'loopback' button on the DSU itself then the router
recognises this and shows Interface up, line protocol down (looped).
Strange thing I noticed is that if I chance encapsulation to HDLC and press
the local loopback button on the DSU I get Interface up, line protocol up
(loop
Dear all,
Thank you all for your help and suggestions. Unfortunately when this line
went down I lost connectivity (because my company are a bunch of
tight-fisted *7^%$£" who rejected my suggestion of getting an ISDN card for
the 1721 to act as back-up in the event of the leased line dropping) to t
I will be interested to see the answers of others to this too. My guess is
many will tell you to 'go for it'. I'm in a similar position in that I am
beginning to get the offer of interviews for senior(ish) roles and am a CCNP
with minimal 'real' experience so am a little nervous about being 'found
Robert/Nikolai, thanks for the suggestions, I think one of my problems with
going down that route will be that this telco (British Telecom) just hold
their hands up when you even say the word 'router' and say "Nothing to do
with us mate, our end to end test shows total connectivity up to our cut-of
I had it on a Cisco 700 series router before, I know it's different but just
thought I'd mention it.
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Sales wrote:
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> there that
> rent rack time for as little as $3/hr.
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> Ian
> www.ccie4u.com
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Ok, thanks Tim, will check it out. I actually had a preference for the Boson
sim for my CCNA, anybody verify if their CCNP offering is any good?
Thanks, James.
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Just commencing study for the CCNP routing exam and as I understand it to
date, the correct terminology is that you have Classful routing protocols
not networks.
A classful routing protocol (such as RIP or IGRP) assumes that everything
else in the routing table has the same subnet mask.
A classle
Hi all,
Fresh from the CCNA I have just started study for CCNP routing exam, this is
probably not an unusual question but I would appreciate any advice.
Although I have a small lab at home I found routing sims invaluable in
studying for the CCNA, do any of you know of any good ones for the CCNP?
Kay and Fred, thanks for the advice too. I think I will go ahead with
sourcing a simulator as I feel I remember and understand thing far better if
I can actually implement them a few times or even whilst I'm reading the
particular chapters.
Regards, James.
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Dear all,
I'm planning to sit the exam in the next few weeks. The major change to the
old 640-503 exam according to Cisco (who should know these things) is the
introduction of a module on IS-IS.
I have purchased 3 books all geared towards the old exam (Sybex, Cisco press
and Examcram), none of wh
Should have mentioned, this is the link Cisco provide, anybody know if this
is sufficient to get through the exam?
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios113ed/113ed_cr/np1_c/1cisis.htm
Regards, James.
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Dear all,
Having a slight problem fully grasping the benefits of Prefix Routing/CIDR.
In the Cisco Press book I am reading it points out the 2 main benefits as
being a reduction in routing table entries and conservation of IP addresses.
Now I understand the first one. The example they give is of
Ok, thanks for the reply Jason. I think the example I gave was confusing me,
sometimes these books don't use the best example.
In the example I gave then am I to assume that this is NOT conserving IP
addresses but simply an efficient way of reducing entries in routing tables?
The examples you gave
I suppose some of you might recall what it was like trying to study on new
technolgies as I am now for the BSCI CCNP exam.
I am beginning to get confused with some of the terminology used by the
different books and was hoping one of you might spare a second to provide a
concise definition of the f
Hi John,
I always thought of the NIC number as the MAC address of a Network card!
Here are a couple of quotes from the Cisco Press book I am reading to show
the context in which they use the terms:
"BGP-4 and EIGRP summarizes at the network boundary automatically.
Summarization within the NIC nu
John/Priscilla/Robert,
Thanks for the replies and yes I am reading the 640-503 book by Clare Gough.
I've already gone through the Sybex one by Todd Lammel which I didn't enjoy
(s many mistakes in it).
Thank you for clearing up some of my confusion and I'm quite pleased to
discover it wasn't j
I still find all that criteria preferable to any BGP questions!
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Well done Symon. Will be sitting my first CCNP exam in the next couple of
weeks.
I didn't realise Priscilla actually had her own books published on
networking? It's excellent that people like that participate on these forums.
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Hi people,
Sorry, I'm sure this question gets asked 100's of times, I just went back 5
pages and couldn't find an answer.
Anybody know the passign score required for 640-901? I'm sitting it on
Saturday and would like an idea, someone earlier down said the CIT test had
a passing score of 776/1000,
Wow, that's a lot lower than I expected, the CCNA I sat a month ago was 849.
My chances are better than I thought, fingers crossed!
Thanks for the info.
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Dear all,
I passed BSCI 640-901 on Saturday with a score of 767/1000. I'm not overly
pleased with the score or how I performed but my preparation wasn't the best
in the fortnight leading up to the exam and I felt awful on the day of the
exam (heavy cold). Also had Prometric mess me around (again)
IPX is still there
Passing score is still 849
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Hi ladies and gentlemen,
Does anybody know if trunking with ATM LANE is something still featured on
the exam? Just wondering how much time to spend studying it as there is a
chapter in my book but it is an old book.
I'm not even sure if this is an old technology, just something I haven't
come acr
Ok, thanks John, perhaps I won't go overboard on it.
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So I read last night until my eyes bled, and for what?!!!
Thanks for the info, James.
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Sounds strange! Are the users on the 2924 on a different subnet? Perhaps it
is related to permissions for those clients? Or the installation of the
Winsock Proxy client? Would the LAT be incorrect due to any changes on the
LAN?
Just some suggestions to throw at you...
James.
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John, I too would be interested to hear the thoughts of anyone knowledgable
on this. I just opened up your message after deleting the offending mail
from our ISP's POP server too!
One thing you can do to check out the offending mail in future is use a
utility to pull down the mail called 'pullmail
I'm not entirely certain SuperStack III's can be managed in this fashion?
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This is the way I did it. My own humble opinion is that this way scales down
in the degree of difficulty, hardest first, easiest last, and the order
seemed to sit nicely in terms of what you learned serving you well for the
next exam and so on.
James.
Nakul Malik wrote:
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Dear all,
I'm looking for a DSL router for a remote office (827 or 837?) that will
support IPSEC and PPTP VPN's.
At Head office I have a Microsoft ISA Server which is easier to setup with
PPTP connections, however I would like to have a go at setting up an IPSEC
infrastructure so ideally a router
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