emory. Is that true? That would kind of freak me
out. At least
with the list, you know the exact syntax, hyphens, etc.
This isn't an NDA question, just one on the format. Thanks, and
congratulations!
Lori
"David L. Blair" wrote:
> Thanks to the list and especially Ms. Priscilla.
&
I believe that Breezecom does frequency hopping whereas Cisco Aironet uses
direct
sequencing. I think this is the main difference, but correct me if I'm
wrong.
Lori
Axilleas Likotsetas wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> i'm from greece and i work in a telecommunication company
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The questions will tell you about the mode, if you need to know. Just type
the command
exactly as it is in the list, letter for letter. I took the BCRAN last week
and it's not
hard. You won't have any trouble. Good luck!
Yan Yin wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I plan to take BCRAN (640-505) exam on next Mon
Have you timed the failover? How long did it take?
Thomas Crowe wrote:
> Yes, I have that configuration at a customer's site that I configured.
(Dual
> MSFC's in a HSRP pair on Cat 6509's) It has been working well. Let me know
> what your questions are, and maybe I can help.
>
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been posted or would like to share thoughts on this subject, I'd
appreciate it. Thanks, Lori
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Congratulations! I'm taking the CIT (my last one) on Friday. Thanks for the
tips.
Phantom wrote:
> Well after 4 months of hard work and late nights I am finally a CCNP.
>
> I just passed the CIT exam with a score of 965. The exam was not very
> difficult. If you studied hard for the other exams
Actually, the Cisco Press book "Building Scalable Cisco Networks" is very good on BGP
and I'm studying for the same exam. I've also heard good things about Halabi. Good luck
on your test!
Lori
george wrote:
> Just found my own answer. Looks like the cisco p
Greg,
We implemented BGP with two service providers a few months back. It didn't
take long to get the AS number (maybe a couple of weeks). It is easier to
justify if you are using two providers for redundancy. The IP blocks can be
your own or provided by your ISP. The 3640s should be fine for the
Based on your reasoning, I guess you also don't see the point of learning to
do math in your head if you can use a calculator. My kids would love you.
Just my opinion, but learning how to do this in your head forces you to
really learn how it works.
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From: Ken [mailto:
Hi All,
I've seen this acromym described as a "Versatile Interface Processor" and
as a "Virtual IP". What is it "really"?
And when and where is it used?
Thanks!!
Lori
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Have you looked at the nat translations? Clearing them may help. This is
something I have to keep an eye on for my pix 515.
Lori
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From: Agnelo Dsouza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 7:39 AM
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Subject: problem with Pix [7
e the bucks,
go with the concentrator. By far the better choice from a maintenance and
reliablity aspect.
Lori
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Hi,
I'
One update: There is a new version of client that does support windows
2000. I haven't seen the problems with any ISPs, but I haven't tried aol or
netzero either. :)
Good luck!
Lori
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From: Andras Bellak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 2
tact name - wan router address - wan
address range - lan address and range - isp - circuit ID - contact info -
vpn/tunnel addresses.
Anyone have other suggestions?
Also, does anyone have an example of what they think of as a "great" network
drawing?
Lori Hyde CCNA
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Maybe I'm not crazy after all. :)
Lori
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From: Patrick Ramsey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2001 6:17 PM
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Lori,
a good entwork drawing is based on *YOU* and the people you work
use the command "service-password encryption"
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Subject: encryption [7:26215]
I am new to this so dont laugh How you do you encrypt a telnet
password
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use the command "s
Hey, anyone who quotes Samuel Johnson during a Cisco training wins my heart. They gotta
let you back in NewYork!
Cheers,
Lori
"No, no. Hodge shall not be eaten!"
"Howard C. Berkowitz" wrote:
> >
> I got into significant trouble with Cisco marketing/political
>
-9.
On the MAU, there are two ports that are labeled RO and RI with small push button
switches next to them to enable or disable "wrap". What are these for?
Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Lori
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Go to the site www.brobeck.com. They represent Cisco and other "big names" in stuff
like this. Send an email to Michelle Falkoff. She's one of the lawyers who represent
Cisco.
Lori
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Bradley J. Wilson wrote:
>I looked up the original poster&
1.)Does anybody know where I can get a PLCC (Plastic leaded chip carrier) extraction
tool so I can replace the boot roms in some 2500's. Or is there another way of
removing them without damaging them?
2.) Cisco's website and their technical staff claim that the 4000M+ can only handle
8MB of fl
ere can I get one or what can I safely use in place of it?
2.) Cisco's website and tech support claim that the 4000M+ can only handle 8 MB of
flash (4MB + 4MB in the slots). I find this hard to believe. Has anyone found out any
differently? This 4000M+ has the latest boot roms.
Than
Took the CCDA exam today and passed! I only used two sources, Top Down Network Design
and study guides from www.ccxxproductions.bigstep.com. Study hard for this exam,
you'll need it! Lots of weird questions and three case studies. There were 72
questions and I had two hours to complete it.
Ge
Congrats, Rick! Do you, or anyone else, happen to know of a good router simulation
program?
Lori
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Richard Fulton wrote:
>
>
>I finally went down and took the thing. My thoughts on CCNA are:
>
>I used:
>CCNA study kit from Cisco
>Lammle b
Ft. Meyers, FL . I'm signing off now, it's 11:15 P.M. where I'm at. Have a good one!
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Singh J.P. wrote:
>Thanks for your help.
>
>I would let you know about the result.
>
>Where is your location.
>
>Regards
>
>JP
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>Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.
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>From: Lori
I've been getting a lot of requests from people asking me to email them the materials
from CCXX Productions. I only did this once for someone in Indonesia because he was
taking the test in a couple of days and CCXX doesn't accept international credit card
orders. I probably shouldn't have done
Frame Relay between the two routers.
Thanks,
Lori
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>Lori S Carter
>Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2000 1:26 PM
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>Subject: Can't email CCDA materials
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>
>I've been getting a lot of requests from people asking me to
I agree. The last two questions I posted never showed up in the list.
Lori
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Kent wrote:
>I pasted message last night, and did not see it this
>morning, it happened to me twice, what is going on
>with this list, why it is so
Any information would be appreciated.
Lori
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Jay, The telco can loop your CSU/DSU either internal or external. They can
only loop the CSU portion of your CSU/DSU. Their is a loop up command for
the CSU and another command for the NIE (for 56K/64K circuits)/NIU(for full
T1's) or smart jack whichever you prefer.
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I agree that collision cannot happen on a serial interface. I read some
where not quite sure where might have been caslow, but if you do increment
collisions on a serial interface you are looking at a software problem.
Hope this helps.
Lori
CCNP
-Original Message-
From: Michael Williams
I just ran into an interesting problem with the Cat4000 series. Cisco does
not support dot1q at this time on that platform. They are coming out with a
new IOS but it has not been released yet. You can only run ISL.
Lori
CCNP
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