you might want to consider what is causing the router to dial. An access
list will definately work in some circumstances. You might want to make sure
that it is not trying to exchange routing updates.
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> I took the switching exam in December, and it was fairly easy.
>
> How was the CCDA?
> I'm currently studing for this...
> What materials did you use?
>
> Thanks,
Stupid question:
2 connections. S1/0 to frame-relay to branches. S1/1 to ISP.
S1/1 uses Nat with overload. If I have an email server within my internal
network, how can I get it to send/receive messages with ISP through the NAT
interface? Will I have to set up another outside address just for this
o connect to an IP-SNA gateway somewhere, and I'm not sure how
to make a PC talk SNA (natively).
Any input is welcomed, I'd like to either get some help making it work,
or a definitive reason why it wont, so I can move on to other things.
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very nice. They're all 12/00 copies, if there's a
more recent CD set, I've not seen it.
Reply to this with your snail mail address, and I'll get them in the
mail by the weekend.
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ab full of toys you can use, if you are polite.
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> I'm still seeing folks buying documentation CDs on eBay -- some for
> more than $10, then add shipping. I remember a while back, some kind
> folks were offering up their spare CD sets
I was wondering about the Exam Outline & Prep. Guide. The BCRAN Guide
shows VoIP, but neither the Cisco Press Book, or the BCRAN course objectives
mention it.
Oh well,
Jon
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I can see it now.. companies buying all the CCIE lab dates for $1000, and
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DANG! Lauren,
Talking about a full plate! You have the latest on all the goodies... By
the way, where's the recipe for the chocolate martini? ;)
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> What type of SIMMs can be used in a cisco 2500 (DRAM) ? It looks like
> standard 72pin 60ns RAM. Is this the case?
&g
Ip unnumbered preserves IP addresses. It
allows a port to "borrow" an IP address from another Port on the same device.
(usually the Loopback, can be any, but Loopback stays "up")
It's great for point to point connections.
ISDN , Frame Relay etc..
Jon
for home use since you can plug a regular phone directly
into it) . The 3810 is even more expensive.
Also remember, You need access to 2 voice routers to make it useful.
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Well, now that they removed all that nasty _old_ stuff off the lab, they
have to replace it with something maybe more involved voice stuff...
maybe not ;)
Jon
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&
Might look at the 827-4v router, as well. It's an Alcatel-DSL modem, with
an ethernet interface and four FXS interfaces. Should be able to buy two
of them for what a single 1700 and voice modules cost, and connect them
over your existing lab to perform WAN QoS stuff.
-jon-
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, for the same
money. Then you can play with QoS and LAN/WAN traffic engineering, and
watch the circuit suffer without that QoS.
-jon-
John Nemeth wrote:
> Not to mention the DSL port. I've been wondering how one could do
> DSL in a lab?
> On Sep 14, 11:18am, "Jon"
apart and shipping it, so
if anyone in the Seattle general area wants it, let me know.
I also have a Cat 5000 that I don't need anymore. I'd prefer to not ship
this guy, as well, so if I can't find someone local, it'll stay in my rack
and collect carpet fuzz.
-jon-
ound good deals on gear,
got interested in playing with specific things, and got bored with some of
the gear. When I took a job with a company with a huge (=fubar) network,
less stuff became critical to have in the lab. When you spend the day
troubleshooting SNA/SRB, ATM, and Token Ring, you don&#x
get these in a 1700 or 2600 router.
-jon-
--- Larry trav wrote:
> Has anyone worked with the 827 V4 DSL router?
> Does it work as advertised?
> Does it require SDSL or is a ADSL ok? Is there a minimum speed?
> Just how expensive is something like tha
All I needed to know I
learned from the VoIP CIM on the web.
-jon-
--- Larry trav wrote:
> Thanks Jon
>
> I have a customer that spends quite a bit of money calling to branch
> offices
> just across the LATA into another local provider area. If the four lines
> were adequate
r would
address with their equipement (for a fee, I'm sure)?
If this has been hashed over in the past, I couldn't find it in the
archives. So, if we've covered this before, could someone share the key
search words to locate the discussion?
-jon-
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you'll also be doubling up on all your WAN circuits to make it work.
-jon-
--- Chuck Larrieu wrote:
> Asked because I don't know: how do you plan on making the switches
> redundant? How are your servers, for example homed on the switch
e to hear some field knowledge with these devices, and whether they
were worth the trouble, or if the powered-off modem is still the best
solution. And, this isn't a probe to see who doesn't use OOB security,
it's a real question -- hopefully it'll save me (maybe others) tim
- assuming most folks are arriving early to attend a power
session.
Any ideas on how to decorate our nametags to show we're part of the elite
GroupStudy following? (Following what, I know not, but I suspect it's a
trail of Howard's bad jokes).
-jon-
ven though I've pulled them with a bent
paper clip, the $10 Radio Shack tool sure makes it easier.
-jon-
--- Tim Rutherford wrote:
> I just received the latest boot rom's for my 2511.
>
> The two chips are labeled as follows:
>
> C002349
> 08-0197-02
> FW1 11.0 10c
tment, and the rest of the
building was dark. :)
-jon-
--- Richard Chang wrote:
> Just a quick question for those of you who have dealt with a home lab
> before:
>
> Currently I got 5 2500, 1 2926 and 1 4000 and just realized that I
> probably
> want to make sure that I
ter. As the "Free Offer!" floats its way into the
rubbish bin, I notice a similar offer in the mail pile: "Inside Windows
2000".
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Call Brad at optsys.net -- I sold him some switches a few weeks back. I
got a fair price, and he sent the check immediately upon receipt of the
boxes. I wouldn't hesitate to do business with him again, buying or
selling gear.
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--- Eric Waguespack wrote:
> sorry for the spa
s collector: I'm simply not that clever. But
hey, good luck with the paranoia thing.
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b that can't be done with this setup,
I'm not aware of it -- N.B. I haven't done the lab, just some initial VoIP
playing around. If anyone knows why the 827-4v isn't a good lab solution,
please share.
-jon-
--- Brad Ellis wrote:
> Anthony,
>
> There are a couple thi
I passed yesterday, when I started answering questions, the timer showed
1:15 and counting. This was after the questionnaire asking me whether I
knew anything about the exam topics, and after accepting the NDA.
-jon-
--- Kim Fisk wrote:
> 60 or 90 minute test duration for B
an that. As you learn more,
you might decide you need a rackfull of boxes, but by then you'll
(hopefully) know enough about the product lines and their capabilities,
and can make better decisions about what to buy to meet your needs -- like
a few 7513s, a pair of LS1010's, maybe a nice
7;ll be the one with the sick grin that won't quit.
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pins with snip nosed pliars though ! :)
Jon.
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> Can anyone help me in configuring AS/400 Controller 5394
>
> Here is my configuration
> interface Serial1/0
> no ip
assaulting each other.
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--- Ole Drews Jensen wrote:
> Maybe with a laser beam that detects if your zipper is right or left
> handed.
>
> :-)
>
> Ole
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Allen May [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 3:15
free (I cut my teeth on a MS
TechNet CD), it's the TAC that really makes it worthwhile to have a
contract.
I notice I'm a bit windy, tonight. If you've gotten this far, the short
answers were: "Yes, you can have a contract for any home routers still
officially supported. Yo
Could someone tell me which "older" router will fill the place of a 2509 for
dial-in or internet connection access to my lab. The AGS maybe? I would
like to be able to connect to the console ports of at least 6 devices.
Thanks
Jon
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tell you more about PayPal than themselves... Hmmm! If they are still
around in a few months, I'd say go for it.
Jon
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u that
has a CCNA, or better yet CCNP, and ask them to have a little chat. You
probably need a better understanding of the OSI Layers and subnetting. OSI
becomes very easy once you get the main points. Subnetting is all in the
table. Do you know how to write out the Subnet table?
Good
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/767/consultant-online.html
That is the link for the Consultant Program
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Since a true "study guide" is not available, and BCRAN = Building Cisco
Remote Access Networks, most people use only the Paquet book for Remote
Access 2.0 and do just fine.
Jon
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LOL it is :
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> Sorry friend, th
My understanding is that Rate Limiting will allow you to actually discard
traffic as per your config, traffic shaping may well discard traffic, but it
will be as a natural result of not having enough bandwidth to transmit.
Its really just the different between Policing and Shaping.
Regards
Jon
point of view, the NP/DP exams were a good place for me to start my
studies, plus it gave me a few certifications along the way which in the
current job market has got to be worth it.
Whatever you decide, best of luck with your studies and exams.
Regards
Jon CCIE RS
Nottingham UK.
""
ify a neighbor so it is
unicast, it will bring the line up (an keep it up) if it is defined as
interesting traffic. If it isn't seen as interesting, it will form an
adjacency when the line is up (by some other interesting traffic) which will
then break when the line goes down again.
Regards
One for me to remember in the future, Thanks for the update.
Regards
Jon CCIE RS.
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> Solved it! For some strange reason, this router, unlike ALL of my other
> equi
By big daddy you mean the 4000 with fiber option?? The 620 is a great, and
indispensable unit for techs and it is very affordable.
Jon
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I'd rather see the go to someone else's lab, than collect dust in the
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ague, trying very hard to be the Unix gooroo, suggested
configuring routed or gated -- but I suspect he doesn't really know WTF he's
talking about, since further questioning of configs and routing effects
resulted in a blank stare.
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is so you can never have more than 3 low voltage bits after one
another
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Subject: in fddi, what is the cha
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/tftp
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Subject: TFTP Server
How do you setup a WindowsME laptop as a TFTP server so that you can
upload/download Cisco co
for remote
access, when the Cat's go away.
There's two 2901's, and a 5000 (Sup1 only) online. Email me for access
information, be sure to let me know what IP address you'll be connecting
from, so I can add you to the ACL. :)
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I have lots of broadcast distributed with helper addresses.
In order to reduce this I want to try IP multicast helper
as documented by Cisco.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/techno/tity/ipmu/prodlit/helpr_an.htm
Anyone have any experiense whith this type of setup?
Jon Harald Bovre
Had the same problem a while back. I ended up connecting my laptop directly
to the router using a crossover and did it that way.
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For a complete list of every module and it's requirements, you can find out
at
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Every module is listed under 'solution finder' and it contains hardware &
software requirements for each module.
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I have two simple questions regarding GRE Tunnels:
1. Is it possible to change the queueing on a GRE Tunnel interface from
FIFO to Fair Queueing?
2. Has anyone found any benefits to using the "tunnel path-mtu-discovery"
command on GRE Tunnels?
T
I like this Programmer's File Editor. It has easy macro use and has other
nifty features..
http://www.softseek.com/Programming/Editors/Review_22841_index.html
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Hi all,
There's a route map for an OSPF configuration I'm working on that has a
line:
match interface Null0 Null0
Does this mean match any interface or no interface? I can't get any
information from cisco.
Thanks!
Jon
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Hi All!
I am looking for your recommendations on a(some) good book(s) on Catalyst
switches. I have several 4000 and 5000 switches and want to get to know them
better, in addition to preparing for exams. All input greatly appreciated.
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Add about 40% to 50% for here in the Silicon Valley, but than subtract about
80% to 90% of the adjusted total for the cost of living!
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This will be a suit worth watching! I wonder if it will get the same
coverage as the MS vs Justice department?? :>)
sorry.. could not help it.
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If you are in the states look for a company called Graybar in the electrical
supply section
To complicate things more, doesn't it really transmit at about 125 mbs in
both directions at the physical layer... but with the 4/5 encoding you only
end up seeing 100 mbs being transferred in each direction.
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Seperate tables for each protocol, IPX, Appletalk, and IP.
Jon Mitchell
Loudcloud, Inc.
*I speak not for my employer*
Dennis Laganiere wrote:
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no reference to minimum router config.
- Jon
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why would you w
Title: RE: Headaches
http://stopabductions.com/ has plans for a helmet that stops alien telepathy rays. Maybe it'll work on those pesky Aironet rays, too.
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ol.
The new Rom's will come in a package with an anti-static wrist strap (highly recommended) and directions with nice pictures to follow. It's pretty simple to do, except you will exert far more force to get the chips out, than feels comfortable.
If anyone in the Seattle area needs help, or w
Try
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/792/
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> make CCO login and i know thayt i can do that by
> clicking reg
space. Of course, in a production environment where you _should_ be able to
afford the proper configuration and feature set, this would be a career
limiting move. And, even when it all works, it's still a bit slower than a
flash boot.
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Should work just fine.
- Jon
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Jon,
Thanx for replying. I have only got one switch in this set up do you reckon
that
No problem
We are bying 2500 in Norway and installing all over the world without
problems.
Korea, Singapore, India, Egypt, Portugal, Venezuela and other contries.
2500 series has been proven to be wery stablke for us.
Jon Harald Bovre
""Albert Lu"" <[EMAIL PROTE
. Note also that Kerberos
doesn't do any authorization, only authentication.
If anyone wants more info, feel free to ping me offlist.
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ation compared with the others.
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Jon
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I've been working with an older Catalyst 1900 switch (firmware ver 5.37) We
can't get any management console output. We are able to bring up the
diagnostic console by holding in the mode button on the front of the switch
while turning on the power. After upgrading the firmware via xmodem, the
swit
Thanks!
I'll give it a try.
Jon
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> Yes, I have experienced this several times. It is the dreaded
> Catalyst switch who thinks it is talking to a modem :-) Here
> are
Can anyone let me know the format of the command line questions.
Are they like ACRC etc when you are given no options or help
Or like BCRAN where the was a big list of options where you copied
from.
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opefully from someone who
bought a modem like mine, and got it working in their lab.
-jon-
I had problems with that code anyway on my 7100. I upgraded to 12.1.3a and
that works fine.
- Jon
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or forwarding mode? The book I am using does not seem clear on
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| Switch C |-| Switch D |
So if switch D is then plugged in, will it start STP negotiation on the
port even though the switch has already booted? Or will one of the
switches randomly discover the loop after the link is already forwarding
traffi
no
VLAN's or anything.
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How in depth are the Multicast questions on the exam?How many can I
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only need a 70% or so to pass. I think there was only one ATM related
question on my test. Know the MLS stuff, that is the main point of the
test! I used the Karen Webb book and got a good score.
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they only allow a maximum diameter
of 7 (for the parameter) according to the BCMSN book.
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chained together and that is why the limited the STP network diameter
parameter because over this amount STP is unlikely to work correctly due
to the timer values being so high.
Hope this is useful to someone,
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he timers for you. What you are
saying is pretty much the opposite of what TAC said. If your network
diameter is higher than seven, good luck on convergence regardless of the
timer settings is pretty much what they said.
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Also, check how much memory you have in the router.
Jon
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Or, if minicom feels to bloated:
cu -l /dev/ttyS0 -s 9600
That is if your connecting from your first serial port. Remember to use
~. to exit (of course).
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Title: RE: PLCC Tool
I found the PLCC tool at Radio Shack -- took a few minutes to find it, but it was there. I don't remember how much is cost, but it works much better than trying to pry the chips out with screwdrivers.
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From: Lori S Carter [mailto:[
Etc. etc.
Any ideas on where I can download this stencil?
Jon
Jon Kuhn
IGNYTE Technology, Inc.
3226 scott boulevard
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http://www.cisco.com/offer/pixfamily/V591-1008Z
arios show the VoIP data going out over the ATM/DSL line, but couldn't it route the VoIP over the e0 as well?
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/pcat/827.htm
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From: Jon
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IRB for connection to other interfaces.
Unplug any LAN cable and server will continue running.
SUN? Dont know
Jon
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> I can suggest SUN Systems' "Cluster&qu
isco's ftp site?
thanks
Jon
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IGNYTE Technology, Inc.
3226 scott boulevard
santa clara, california 95054
phone 408.350.2600 ext. 335
fax 408.350.2601
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www.ignyte.com
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