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IOS c2500-jos56i-l.120-15.bin, 16MB flash, 16MB DRAM, Boot ROM ver
11.0.10c(XB2).
It was used just to pass the ccna ccnp.
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be
useful if you needed to inject routes into a lab environment when a spare
router is not available.
Thank you,
John Dorffler
CCIE #6677
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I see no reason not to use the http keepalive. You can configure it to
grab some specific small object if you'd like to limit its impact. We
just grab the our homepage and I haven't noticed a performance impact at
all.
HTH,
John
Patrick Donlon 5/2/02 11:15:19 AM
Hi All
I have two web
to reach you through ISP2.
So, it's important to verify that all of your ISPs are advertising your
specific addresses.
That's more than what you asked, but I've been rambling a lot lately.
John
Steven A. Ridder 5/2/02 2:28:04 PM
Here's a question I can't seem to answer. I came up
to be sarcastic without getting into too much trouble.
John
Paul Jin 5/1/02 12:18:06 PM
Hi John,
I see your concern, but would have to disagree to a certain
degree.
Certification is very important, and vast discussion here in groupstudy
is
dedicated to Cisco cert, but not everything is
a cisco
, as the UNIX folk put it, John and his coprocessor just spawned
a child process, and haven't learned to deal with the rate of
asynchronous signals. They also are getting hands-on experience with
the leaky bucket algorithm.
At 3:33 PM -0400 5/1/02, Paul Jin wrote:
John,
hehehe, I get it now
. That's like asking a space shuttle astronaut to go
back and re-qualify on a Cessna.
Hope that straightens things out,
John
timothy thielen 5/1/02 1:41:57 PM
I'm glad you're just sending regards today, 'cause I'd send Rebecca
right
back with your love.
What you just posted was 2 things.
1
Take a look at DDR and how it works on the Cisco board.
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A standard PCMCIA PCI card will work for the flash card?
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To:
Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 10:36 AM
Subject: Re: Homebuilt Pix Firewall [7:42022]
Any particular intel motherboard?
Sure, I guess my other posts didn't make it to the list.
Here is
My understanding is the Cat2950's replace the 2900XL's, and that with the
exception of the 3508G's and the 3524-PWR's the 3500 line is EOI (i think
july 1?). The 3550 is a 'suggested' replacement for the 3500Xl, and the
pricing is supposed to drop on the 3550's. Bear in mind that the 3550 is a
Hi guys/gals,
I am using a 1605R with 2 ethernet interfaces as
gateway to my cable service provider. My dilemma is
that when I put a default route to outside NAT stops
working. I verified this by using a sniffer. Without
default route everything seems to work fine but it's
just bugging the hell
Congrats! I'm going to sit it myself soon, without breaking the NDA was it
similar to BSCN ie: pick from list of cmds and enter yada,yada. How about
the dilaer cmds, AAA, 700 - I'm hoping those aren't on the test that much. TIA
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}
} I don't think the 2900XLs are discontinuted, however, I know Cisco is
What you think is irrelevant! The last of the 2900XL series were
discontinued on Nov. 1st, 2001. Next time, instead of thinking, go
look at http://www.cisco.com/go/eol/
I have inherited a new network and see something that
is causing a bad feeling. There are two buildings
(about a mile apart). They are currently using
wireless across them. (Primary is the Cisco 100mb
wireless solution, backup is the 11mb version).
They are trunking across the wireless to
On Sep 15, 11:13am, Anthony Pace wrote:
}
} for instance :
}
} access-list 101 permit icmp any host 207.122.1.5 echo
} access-list 101 permit icmp host 207.122.2.3 any echo-reply
}
} but not
}
} access-list 101 permit icmp any echo-reply any
This line is completely non-sensical. The
On Sep 15, 12:40pm, Gaz wrote:
}
} I don't think you will see the source as echo reply. By that, I mean that
} the echo reply will only be evident in the destination. The source could be
} any port.
ICMP does not have ports; therefore, this statement is
non-sensical.
} Remember ICMP is the
On Sep 15, 1:00pm, Craig Columbus wrote:
}
} I've got a major complaint with the Cisco VPN client. It's not smart
} enough to differentiate local traffic/Internet traffic from VPN
} traffic. Therefore, you can't browse the Internet and your VPN network at
} the same time.
It is.
On Sep 15, 1:18pm, Anthony Pace wrote:
}
} ok. For instance to allow ping outbound, we would have one outbound ACL
} with :
}
} access-list 101 permit icmp any any echo
}
} and another inbound with:
}
} access-list 102 permit icmp any any echo-reply
}
} This would allow the responses to our
Does anyone have a configuration for the subject they are successfully
using? If so would you please strip the IP's and assword and share this
with me?
Thank you in advance for your help and consideration.
Kindest Regards,
John Johnson
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using? If so would you please strip the IP's and assword and share this
with me?
Thank you in advance for your help and consideration.
Kindest Regards,
John Huston
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of its EIGRP neighbors and it would
start forwarding to C after C answers that it can reach Z.
I hope that makes sense. I have a cold and am fairly medicated right
now. ;-)
John
Sean Wolfe 4/19/02 9:34:03 AM
EIGRP question:
According to Cisco's website: Feasible distance is the best metric
variance.
In my case, I had tweaked the metrics to create just this situation and
it was driving me batty. The router in question was only considering
one path and would completely ignore the other. After posting this to
the list, someone quite correctly pointed out the problem.
John
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this task?
Proctor: What does it say?
Me: [reads back requirement to proctor]
Proctor: There you go.
Me: Thanks.
John
Lupi, Guy 4/19/02 3:06:51 PM
The biggest problem I have with scenarios out there is that the
solutions
are not explained in enough detail. I suppose something could be said
OSIRIS?
Open Source Integrated Routing for Interior Systems? Hmmcouldn't
make it open source, though. What else could OS stand for? Open
Standard? heh heh. man, I need to go home...soon.
John
Frank Jimenez 4/19/02 3:41:51 PM
Not surprising. When you name a protocol
after
On Sep 9, 11:12am, Larry Letterman wrote:
}
} To my knowledge the proctors are CCIE's...
Okay, chicken and egg time... If the proctors are CCIEs then who
proctored the first lab exam?
} - Original Message -
} From: Mark Odette II
} Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 12:02 PM
} Subject:
I'd try the MBA or better yet a MS in CS. Then if market conditions change
you can always stop the MS route and get the CCIE. If they don't, then you
can get the CCIE afterwards. It's a better road with fewer bumps than going
down a single path. Also, you'll want to consider getting the MBA
Hi all,
I have a CAT5K (16M-DRAM/8Mb-flash)that I tried to upgrade the software to
4.5(6a) and I keep gettin gthe error PAGP-3-CONGPORTCHLFAIL everytime I
connect up to the supervisor II 10/100 ports. I looked up the error msg and
it says to reset the module and it should clear up, but it
.
John
Kwame 4/18/02 5:28:47 AM
I work for a large public university and we're debating this snmp
community
strings issue. The issue is this: one faction thinks the community
strings
on switches within the Students Res Halls should be different from
strings
on switches serving the rest
You might want to set port channel 1/1-2 off
I already tried that, I even did a dis-able and that stopped the errors all
together. Thanks for the help though.
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of it. However, I don't even really know
where to start looking.
Do you know what products might be out there to handle this particular
issue?
Thanks,
John
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. Using our previous example, let's say
a packet is destined for 205.243.23.42. In this case, the /25
route learned via OSPF will be chosen.
If the destination were 205.243.23.150, though, then the /24
route would be the closest match.
HTH,
John
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, Sean Wolfe
([EMAIL
On Sep 3, 5:14pm, The Edward Groove wrote:
}
} Does anyone have any *extra* of the latest boot ROM's for the 2500
} series routers? I can't load 16 MB memory until I upgrade it. I know
} they're free from Cisco, but they said the lead time is about 3 weeks
} (probably more). Does anyone have
]]
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To: John Allhiser
Subject: Re: Disable Telnet [7:41293]
If I am not mistaken, the router shall not accept telnet connections if it
does not have a telnet password on the vty lines...
Persio
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To:
Sent: Friday
On Sep 1, 10:22am, sam sneed wrote:
} Patrick Bass wrote:
} [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Nemeth) wrote:
} On Aug 31, 1:18pm, Patrick Bass wrote:
} }
} } To be a CCDP you need CCDA certification, CID exam plus Routing (or
} BSCI),
} } Switching, and Remote Access (or you can just take
access-list 30 deny 0.0.0.0
line vty 0 4
access-class 30 in
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youre correct. i was answering too quick without thinking
We have 40 or so 75xx routers and we are looking for a SNMP MIB that we
could uses to check the uptime on them. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
John
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On Aug 31, 11:40am, Sean Knox wrote:
}
} You need the CCNA to get the CCNP. So, to summarize:
} - CCDP
} * Valid CCNA
} ** Valid CCNP
} CID test
Actually, you need valid CCNA, valid CCDA, Routing, Switching,
Remote Access, and CID (see http://www.cisco.com/go/ccdp/ ). Of
course, once you
On Aug 31, 1:18pm, Patrick Bass wrote:
}
} To be a CCDP you need CCDA certification, CID exam plus Routing (or BSCI),
} Switching, and Remote Access (or you can just take Foundations exam and
skip
} the Routing, Switching and Remote Access).
}
} Check out this URL for CCDP
}
On Aug 29, 7:34am, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
}
} NetBEUI is non-routable. NetBIOS is routable. NetBIOS over TCP/IP should
} supposedly work over the Internet. For example, can't you do file sharing
} over the Internet? That uses NetBIOS and SMB of CIFS.
If you want to be pedantic
Here you can find trial software that works with cisco access servers
http://www.tactical-sw.com/products.asp
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Also make note that network commands in IGPs (OSPF, EIGRP ect...) only
spefiy what interfaces will participte in that IGP.
This is different int BGP. The network command in BGP spefiy what networks
will particaipte in BGP.
Hope this clears things up.
John
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The first one is simple if you relate it to public key sharing in network
security.
Place the diamond in the box. Secure the box with your lock. Send it to
your friend. So far, it's safe from the courier. When your friend receives
the box, she secures the box with her lock and sends it back
it over. He
can unlock your box because he has your key.
John
On Fri, 5 Apr 2002, Kent Yu ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Daniel,
I think the first answer could be just lock the stone in the
box, give
the
box and your key to the courier.
Kent
Daniel Cotts wrote in message
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of the other solutions posted.
On the second question about the poles, I found it entirely too
vague. It never stated where the ropes were attached to the
poles or even if the poles were aligned vertically. What if
the poles were horizontal and the rope was attached to the
middle? :-)
John
his lock and now can get to
the diamond in the box.
#3. Why send diamonds by courier when they look so darned
good on my
hand or
displayed on a delicate pendant dangling from a gold necklace
laying
precociously around my neck?
That sounds like something my wife would say. :-)
John
email this early. :-)
John
On Fri, 5 Apr 2002, Jay Dunn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
This test may sound stupid, but based on Mark's description
I'd say they
were attempting to assess creativity and troubleshooting
skills.
Sometimes pure technical skills aren't enough.
Thinking outside
I would also add, make sure the ISP dosen't require you to run an IGP. From
what I understand PIX does not support IGPs. Most likely this is not the
case, if You just set your default route to your outside interface, and they
staticly route to you.
John
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I would also add a bit of advice about WFQ and PPP Muilt-link. IOS, at
lest, 12.0(7)T on a 3600, will allow you to put WFQ on the Virtual-Template
interface for the PPP ML. DO NOT DO IT. I tried just a few days agao, and
performace suffered a great deal. I am not sure why, but WFQ and PPP
would NOT rush out to buy a bunch of T-shirts just to satisfy
such a silly requirement.
I must reiterate that it is VERY dangerous for managers to have too
much spare time!
John
Priscilla Oppenheimer 4/5/02 12:13:52 PM
Catbert has a little too much power in that department at Schlumberger.
I
of Failure.
We are about to add a second gateway router ourself and this is the way we
are going, until we can push IBGP futher into our core.
John
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I have found PumpKIN to be very useful.
http://www.klever.net/kin/pumpkin.html
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John
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Mark Zhang ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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hi,everybody,I have a interview appointment at 9:00 AM.
The position is Network Engineer in SNS(schlumberger network
solutions
sector).But I falled,at least i think so.
At first,every candidater have
of good info on this, though, so I'd read
through that stuff first, at least to familiarize yourself with it.
HTH,
John
Shivjit Patil 4/2/02 11:29:18 PM
Could anyone suggest a good resource for getting familiar with DLSW and
SRB.
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O'Reilly Publishing has a good book on this.
These links are also helpful:
http://www-rnks.informatik.tu-cottbus.de/~sobirey/ids.html
http://www.networkintrusion.co.uk/
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I think the question is what does the '0' specifically refer to? We
know that 0x indicates hex, but I'm guessing he's asking why we don't
simply use x instead of 0x, or d for octal instead of 0d.
Speaking of that, why is octal 0d? I'd think that 'd' should mean
decimal.
John
Persio Pucci
On Wed, 3 Apr 2002, Howard C. Berkowitz ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
Well, if you count not just on your fingers but include your
eyes,
ears, and nostrils, you can always count to 16.
The proctor would really have trouble excluding THAT
calculator from the
lab.
I'm tired at the
a single call to TAC, I salute you. :-)
John
Danny 4/2/02 12:26:14 PM
Having issues running Cisco Works 2000 on an 2000 server.
It was installed but it seems that nothing is working--can't use any
functions.
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MTU is 1500 bytes
Helper address is not set
Directed broadcast forwarding is disabled
Multicast reserved groups joined: 224.0.0.10
Outgoing access list is not set
Inbound access list is not set
Proxy ARP is enabled
Security level is default
Split horizon is enabled
John
how to read the SSH RSA key in pix and a cisco router
?
what is the command and where is it stored ? nvram ?
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|
| 205.11.22.9
PIX
| 10.10.10.1
---
| | |
| | |
10.10.10.2 10.10.10.3 10.10.10.4
WEB SERVER host host
requirement : web server running at 10.10.10.2 at port
recent RFCs that I find
particularly enlightening:
ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc3251.txt
Very interesting reading, I must say.
Regards,
John
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Good stuff!
John
On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Chuck
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potential candidate:
Common Reliable Accounting for Network
Element (CRANE) Protocol
the ietf pages seem to stop at 3/28/02.
maybe
]]On Behalf Of
John Neiberger
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 9:01 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Focus on RFCs [7:40046]
I think that we don't often enough point people toward reading RFCs
during their studies. Some people, like Steven Ridder (as evidenced
by
his email sig) do take the time to read
reposting as i got just one reply
[7:39972]
what is this cisco secure authentication agent ?
CS ACS server is understood fine, but what is this
authentication agent ? can someone explain ?
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where or how to read the pix's key ?
what is the command ?
--- Kent Hundley wrote:
John,
3 ways to verify the host key:
1) Connect over a network which you have a
reasonable degree of confidence
is secure. This would normally mean connecting over
a LAN to the host in
question
what is the difference between
feature based and connection based activation key ?
the activation key is generated by the pix itself or
it gets loaded by factory settings when pix is sent to
the customer ? how does this thing work ?
what is inside the BIOS flash ?
The command you need is 'port monitor'. So, if you want fa0/1
to monitor fa0/5, do this:
interface Fastethernet0/1
port monitor fa0/5
HTH,
John
On Sat, 30 Mar 2002, kaushalender ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
hi grup,
Can somebody help me to configure mirror port on cisco
c2900xl
now what is this cisco secure authentication agent ?
CS ACS server is understood fine, but what is this
authentication agent ? can someone explain ?
also can we run the ACS for windows on NT workstation.
(the docs mention only server though, but asking the
list if someone has installed it fine
but when i connect using the ssh client i get this
security alert. do you know what this means ?
PuTTY security alert
The server's host key is not cached in the registry.
You have no guarantee that the server is the computer
you think it is. The server's key fingerprint is
2048
plans since we
thought it would be so simple. However, in a pinch this worked out
quite well and I was able to diffuse the situation before someone blew
out an artery. :-)
Regards,
John
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suggestion would be to get your CCDP before going for the CCIE.
A _lot_ of the material I studied for the CCDA/CCDP exams came up in
the CCIE written. This would certainly alter your certification
timeline a bit but I found it helpful.
HTH,
John
Sophie Deller 3/28/02 9:26:13 AM
I have completed
is the Cisco Secure ACS server a TACAS+ server ?
ie the pix is acting as a tacas+ client to the ACS
server ? is that correct ?
if yes, then the protocol for user authentication and
later access-control between the pix and ACS server
called as TACAS+ protocol ? is this correct ?
lastly if pix is
Yes, that is correct. Once you pass the CCIE written exam you have 18
months to at least attempt the lab. If you haven't attempted the lab
with 18 months you must take the written exam again.
John
Almazi Rashid 3/28/02 10:13:45 AM
Hi all,
I have confusion after passing CCIE theory how much
months,
correct??
From: John Neiberger Reply-To: John Neiberger To:
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[7:39781] Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2002 12:55:57 -0500 Yes, that is
correct. Once you pass the CCIE written exam you have 18 months to at
least attempt the lab. If you haven't
to our regular program... :-)
John (who apparently needs some more coffee because he's kinda
grumpy.)
Chris Charlebois 3/28/02 11:25:01 AM
If you are asking if you can have one public IP address for two
internal web
servers, the answer is no. At least not with Cisco equipment. That
would
Yes, this is a very nifty feature and I'm quite surprised that I never
see anyone talk about it. I can see how it could be helpful in a number
of different situations. I thought it was a new feature but it's been
around since 11.0! Now why aren't more people using this?
John
Mike Sweeney
, if you take the lab once during your 18
months and fail, you must retake it again within a year. If you fail
again, you must retake within a year, otherwise you must retake the
written.
I'd check the website, it explains that better than I can.
HTH,
John
Kevin Corbin 3/28/02 4:42:20 PM
So what
i downloaded ttssh.exe (freeware) and it does not seem
to run.
any one know of a URL where i could download a free
version of SSH client. (windows 95)
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I think you are looking for catalyst 2926. It uses the CatOS as Catalyst
5000. I am not sure about 1200 since I have never used it before, but I am
pretty sure that the 1900s use menu driven OS and 2900s use IOS.
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It
What page in Halabi did you find this example?
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so Broadcast domains and Bandwidth domains are the
same ? (i guess so)
For Ethernet broadcast and collision domains are the
same. right ?
--- Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
A bandwidth domain is an area of a network where all
devices can hear each
other's transmissions. A collision domain
Use the command no fixup smtp
Maybe it was disabled before the ver. upgrade?
The fixup protocol for SMTP on a PIX has a tendency to
mudge any mail sessions that use ESTMP. In other words,
it limits the number of commands used in an SMTP session.
Some Email servers (e.g. Exchange 5.5 and 2000)
The list was apparently down last night. If you were experiencing these
problems then, you weren't the only one. :-)
The list server has been having more problems than usual lately and I
don't know if Paul has figured out the exact issue yet.
John
Andy Barkl 3/27/02 8:00:23 AM
I am having
side is same. is it not ?
--- Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
At 01:02 PM 3/27/02, John Green wrote:
so Broadcast domains and Bandwidth domains are the
same ?
Of course not. We said that bandwidth and collision
domains are the same on Ethernet.
(i guess so)
For Ethernet broadcast
On Aug 17, 5:04am, sam sneed wrote:
}
} The XL switches run IOS which you need to know anyway the non XL run CatOS.
} I'd say spend a little more money and get a 5000 series switch, it'll be
} able to do layer 3 with the rigth accesories. No XL swtiches do Layer 3.
No, but there is the new
2 (or is that encapsulation 2 dot1q ?)
ip address 10.2.2.1 255.255.255.0
You get the idea.
HTH,
John
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, cage ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
when routing between vlans in 2900 throuh sub-ethernet of
external 2610,
except the vlan1 all other vlans can communicate each
I'm having trouble converting my CPA2509 to a regular 2509. I've
upgraded the boot ROMs and the memory (to 16D/16F). That part all
seems to be fine. I got an IP Feature Pack (CD25-C-12.0=), so I have
all the software I should have as far as I know. I can successfully
tftp the upgrade file to
PIX questions
how to find the time/date when the config file was
last modified. (to find if any one else has tampered
with it)
how to find who is telnetted into the pix or who is
using the PDM into the pix
how to configure a particular IP address to be allowed
to manage pix via the PDM and no
I believe you may have been thinking of the 1201
(although cheap is relative, and a 2912 can be relatively cheap)
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Ramsey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 12:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Cheap switch... [7:39547]
to the number of people on this list that show CCNA,
CCNP in their title.
Thanks,
John Faubion, CCNP
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I was really only referring to their use in email. I definitely understand
placing them all in a resume along with the dates attained and so forth.
John Faubion, CCNP
- Original Message -
From: Steven A. Ridder
To:
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 11:30 AM
Subject: Re: CCNA, CCNP Titles
Osama? Is that you?
Looking for advice on Aironets?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 5:07 PM
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Subject: ZHUYAN [7:35946]
ARE YOU HERE?
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the CableModem has a MAC address. right ? what is this
interfaces' IP-address ? i guess it does not have ?
but then it does have MAC address. its hard to
understand how an interface can have a MAC and not an
IP address. cannot reason this out ? can you help with
this ?
reposting as i got just one response
MTU for
Ethernet is 1500 bytes
SLIP is 576 bytes
Frame Relay ???
Token Ring ???
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Some one correct me If I am wrong but I think you need a dialer-map
statement
Mike Sweeney wrote in message
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Hey Abbas-
Check your switch type with the carrier.. my guess is that it's
incorrectly
set.
:::snip::
Cause i = 0x82EF - Protocol
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