Hi,
I am preparing for CCDA. Could any one tell how important to remember
bytes of each type of traffic. For example DDP=13bytes, GNS client
broadcast=34bytes. Should i remember exact byte number or roughly size
is okay for test?
TIA
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Quality of MCSE card is much better than CCXX.
Scott Ramos wrote:
> >Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2001 17:45:32 -
> >From: "Washington Rico" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Subject: CCNP Qualification Card
> >
> > I passed all my tests (Thanks to this group) and I am know a CCNP. I
> >was wondering although a
As I know, you can have more than one VTP servers in a domain and all switches in the
domain can be a server. Changes on any server will automatically propagate to all
switches in the domain. No changes allowed on a client.
Robert Padjen wrote:
> Only one switch in a domain can act as the server
Hi group,
I find following statement on Cisco web site (univercd):
Use the silent mode when you are connecting to a "silent partner" (a
device that is not generating BPDUs or other traffic). An example of a
silent partner is a traffic generator that is not transmitting packets.
Use this keyword
Check your console line first. If you are not using the line and connector which cisco
provided, you may need to check it pin out. I had the same problem before caused by my
standard serial line (7 wire used, cisco required 8).
md wrote:
> Hello all,
> has anyone ever encountered this proble
Hi group,
I don't have much experience with Ciscoworks 2000. I had worked for a
whole week and not able to make the Ciscoworks 2000 Essential working. I
tried to download from "configuration management -> config editor ->
file -> download". But I get error: "no file are check out for
download". A
Hi group,
I have a strange problem with VPN (internet) link. I used different size
pinging from one end to another with 100 packets. And the result shows:
Size:Lost
300 0%
500 0%
600 0%
700 0%
750 13%
800 40%
850
900 84%
1200 100%
1500 100%
1800 100%
MTU fo
Line 6 should be there.
Line 5 define subset of line 6 with type of deny and is widest range in
prior lines.
should stay.
Line 4 source address is in range of 5 with type of permit. destination
address out of
range of 5, so, it equivalence to: permit x.x.x.x 0.0.31.255 y.y.y.y
0.0.0.63. This lin
I noticed that sypress ccnp 503 routing book has dropped all wan portion in
403. Is that
mean the new test of 503 don't have wan questions? Thanks in advance for
your advice.
Preston Kilburn wrote:
> Hey man, congradulations on that.
> -P.Kil
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Hi,
I took 640-403 almost 3 years ago. It is the time for me to retake
640-503 now. I find that Sypress 640-503 don't contains any WAN section
at all. Is that section dropped from 640-503? I remember there were
quite a few F/R and ISDN questions in 640-403. Any input is greatly
appreciated.
Than
The router has access list, or
There is a firewall or router in between your pc and the router which
doing the filter.
Jeff Wang
CCNP
Nasser N Khwaja wrote:
> I am able to Telnet from my PC to a Router, but cannot PING. Why so?
> Your answers are requested.
> Thanks,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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Hi all,
I have a router that has 2 ether interface - 0 and 1. 0 connect to
outside and 1 to inside.
I set up an access list like below:
access-list 101 deny any any
interface Ethernet0
ip access-group 101 in
I expect that will only allow applications like web browser initiate
connection from i
Hi experts,
I am going to use cisco catalyst 2980G instead of stack of 3548s and
3524s. I was warned that 2980G don't support QoS which 3500 series do.
Is that true? It is very appreciated if you can point out what I will
lose and what I will gain by using 2980G compared with 3500 series.
Thanks
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