500 routers to practice really basic
OSPF and BGP configuration.
Good luck!
Nick
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Hey, it's Mr. Deal!
I just wanted to thank you for writing the Exam Cram book
for Switching:640-504. I just passed the "640-604" last week
using your book alone. In fact, I wrote the most recent
review on amazon. Good stuff, looking forward to more!
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Actually, I just purchased CCIE Test #3 by Dennis. I was having
a little bit of trouble with the older version so I installed the
latest version of the software, 5.10 I think, and everything was
fixed. Not only that, but in Dennis's test, he has multimedia
tutorials as well. I only saw one of them
on my CCNP, but I figured it
doesn't hurt to set a goal and start working toward it.
Good luck,
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Although you've gotten BSCI out of the way, you might
want to consider these two books for your CCIE. :)
Again, congratulations!
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alias life='cat /dev/urandom | grep 'born' | sed s/'born'/'die'/g >
/dev/null'
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Theoritically a VRF operation should allow you to do it. Think of it as
having a GRE tunnel between 2 sites, and you use an "overlapping public
range" across it, you can do it.
It may still depend on the provider, so check with them
rgds
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Cat 6509 (SW 5.5(16)) with MSFC (Version 12.1(1)E).
The MSFC has over 15 vlans.
The vlan in question has over 60 active devices.
There is one device that when pinged (datagram size does not change the
result) it produces a source quench.
All other devices on the vlan respond to pings ok.
>From th
I believe Boson #1 and #3 have been updated.
NIC
>From: "dominoo dominoo"
>Reply-To: "dominoo dominoo"
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: CCIE qualification Exam, misconception? Longi [7:52235]
>Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2002 14:19:59 GMT
>
>Does Boson 4.0 provide good help on the new ccie written
pose). After that I
can't, for example, ping 1.1.1.2 from R1 or ping 1.1.1.1 from R2. Why DDR not
make the call automatically, even though there are interesting traffic (icmp
messages)?
Q3: How can I make the make DDR call manually in this example?
Best regards,
Nick
How much? If I can get it at a reasonable price I'll use it to create some
sample configurations to share free with the group...
Let me know...
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>Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 23:37:12 GMT
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>That was
If you load the IOS from flash you can't change it. The easiest solution is
to boot off of a tftp server, either by configuring a host with a tftp
program, or by configuring another router to serve as a tftp server...
Once you "boot system" from the tftp server, you'll be able to repartition
There's a nice right-up on this at www.laganiere.net
>From: "GEORGE"
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>Subject: boot sequence [7:49174]
>Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 20:24:52 GMT
>
>If a router has the configuration setting ser to 0x102 , what would be
>the sequence?
On the requirements for new CCIE Written Beta they listed DPT/SRT under the
WAN section, but I can't find any references these in the groupstudy
archives or on the Cisco website. Anybody have any idea what they might be
asking about?
NIC
t uses 6 of the ToS
>bits instead of the 3 for more granular control and more classes in which
>to
>classify a packet.
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>RFC 1149 Compliant.
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ot;cisco" or else it wont
work.
So what you are saying is correct regarding key-id's.
The "ip rip authentication key test 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10" seems a peculiar
behaviour... I guess this is one more thing that we need to lab up and
check.
rgds
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ce doesn't form a part of the actual name, but
when you are applying it to the interface its being considered (it could
also be the other way around).
I will lab it up tonight and give it a check.
rgds
Nick
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I would compare your downloaded image against the checksum (MD5, BSD,
etc) posted on CCO. That would at least tell you if your image is
corrupt or not. Then you could try copying the file over another way.
HTH,
Nick
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I love how all these guys use boson as the point of comparison. That alone
tells me something. When I passed the written I used several of the popular
books, including reading Caslow and Doyle, which are more for the lab, but
are great books. Then I tested myself with the #1 and #3 bosons; a
t the port speed and duplex on a couple of ports
of a 2900-XL or 3500-XL to 10Mbps and setup an EtherChannel group if you
really needed to test it.
I hope this helps.
Nick
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e_fdx.htm
(watch for wrap)
HTH,
Nick
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Subject: setting spped and duplex on cisco 4700 IOS 11 [7:44844]
I'm trying to for
Check out this link
http://cisco.com/warp/public/620/1.html
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where's ur "dialer map snapshot" ??
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havent seen the BOSON labs.
but IPEXPERT is GOOD, CCBOOTCAMP labs are a must if you want to go for the
lab. Have both of them.
hth
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I used the study guide from CCBootcamp and the Bosons. The book was great,
and the bosons pounded it in. By the way, you don't mention this, but I
finished the CCNP process first, which I think is key...
Nic
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that the keepalives / hellos are not being answered
and so will consider the neighbor as down, and in turn will activate the
isdn circuit.
You could also use dialer watch, watch a route and if that route goes down
(when one end of the frame goes down) activate the isdn.
hth
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Lee,
I reckon you r from Australia. You from sydney ? you can order it from
Dymocks (George St.) . They have it in stock. The one to look for is 2nd
Edition.
Rgds
Nick
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an outage all the routers reboot with the hacked up code. The assumption is
that the guy isn't smart enought to save his configs; but hey, nothings
perfect...
Nick...
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>Su
IP routing protocols
scenario's. rest of the things can be practised on racks (ATM/VOIP etc.)
Nick
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different major net/subnet is configured.
hth
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Very good effort, a must see for every CCNP/DP candidates out there. The
slides make for good remembering as well.
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want to explicitly advertise the 5.5.5.0/24 subnet you will have to
put in appropriate network statements with appropriate area.
hth
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auto-summary and use the summary-address eigrp.
hth
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Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] . he has one to sell..
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Good luck to you Stephane.
Just to let you know that getting a CCIE can be a tad expensive.
Nick
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We have a written policy defined somewhere in our Company;s procedures
manual which states "HARDCODE SPEED AND DUPLEX SETTINGS manually" :)
Nick
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few good deals.
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check this url out..
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_mod/cis4000/4000m/4000sig/vconfig.htm#41058
It has some good info on standard and so called non-std. config. register
info.
hth
Nick
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Get your
Magic Number, in what context ? Download,file copy, PPP etc.
In most contexts it specifies a checksum, with PPP it specifies a few more
things as well.
Nick
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debugs on authentication as well. That will point to where its failing.
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Put in the vpdn local name & vpdn source ip address, you also dont have the
HGW name configged as terminate from hostname.
hth
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Can you send the config for this scenario ?
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indeed increase with time.
The other ones(IP ROUTING etc.), from what I have heard, cover pretty much
basic CCNP stuff (even less).
Nick
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her .. is that true
?
Nick
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check out on VUE .. its under 50$
http://vig.pearsoned.com/store/home/1,4158,store-3701_id-2,00.html
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Named Method Lists are by far the best way to achieve what you are trying
to.
havent worked with DNIS numbers, so not sure about it.
Nick
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aah... Didnt know that, I had worked on it twice, once with a WIN95 and at
other time with WIN98 (first edition), and both the times we had to download
the DUN.
thanks
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Try contacting Brad Ellis of networklearning. I think the url is
www.optsys.net
Or look out on the Sale board on this site.
Nick
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>From what I remember you need a particular version of DUN (Dial up network)
I think it was 4.3 . Check the CCO under TEchnical Documents --> VPN
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> bundles and run HSRP between them as if they were standard
> interfaces.
Etherchannel DOES have its own failover mechanism, and that is to adjust the
speed and work with reduced capacity when one of the channels fail.
HSRP is a layer 3 technology while FastEtherchannel is
reverse the TX & the RX cables so basically a TX on one end, goes into the
RX port on the other end, and vice versa.
Nick
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works at a reduced capacity, so HSRP is NOT an option.
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and allow some PC's to telnet/ping some, but
not others.
To get a detailed explanation of access lists, search the cisco website or
refer to any CCNA book.
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Check the Designing Frame Relay networks on CCO (search for it on CCO).
There would be a variety of considerations to do (not just physical layer)
and you will need to check out the design aspects, routing "issues",
Policing / Traffic Shaping.
You will find all of these on the
Searching with just DDR would bring up many interesting/related stuff
To know about it more I would suggest reading up on DDR in the Inter. Design
studies on the CCO (under tech. documents)
Nick
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s in when the
router boots the RXBOOT image) and when so, all packets will be forwarded to
the ip address mentioned in the ip default gateway.
Nick
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abs to the full
version of all 20-21 labs) Anyone feeling week in that area will buy just
that lab.
Personally, I think you guys are doing a good job (albeit in a pricier way).
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the first and/or the second way to prepare, you shouldnt have any probs. in
passing it.
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er D belonging to different AS (than A or B), in that case C
will not advertise routes learned from B unless it has learned of its
existence via an IGP (of course the next hop should be reachable, and hence
the need for an IGP).
hth
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Congrats.
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Have you explicitly specified the costs via "ip ospf cost" interface command
? What media (ethernet/serial etc.)is being used to connect Routers A, B, C
D...
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is it returning the same addresses, or its looping at a point ?
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n a similar issue, similar platform (and Exceed
as well) and given the time & OS constraints VNC seemed to do the dirty job.
Nick
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installing a dedicated term serv. box.
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ill truly become a "Global Company".
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thru, that would prolly be due to the access
lists, but the solution will depend on if you site an example.
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router connects to other routers within ur network.
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That wasnt me Mark.
This is Nick and that was Jason. and my email address is listed and I post
regularly, and email add. works. I was complaining about the high prices and
not the quality of your product, in fact I also suggested that nothing is
free.
Basically I would suggest that as is the
Congrats mate.
Can you show us mere mortals the path to the "ultimate" ?
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especially with the non-proprietory nature of the knowledge. 650$
translates to roughly 1200$ over here in Australia, and would translate to
about 30K in some places in Asia. And that includes just scenarios.
So what are you doing, creating another MICROSOFT ?
Nick S.
ps. This is NOT a public S
If u r planning to go for CCIE next (which most of us aspire/dream/fancy) i
suggest doing the ones from Cisco Press (CIM).
Or else, you can try the Boson (aka Krang) simulators.
Nick
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one can
exchange study tips, exchange "convoluted labs" that one creates with ones
own imagination etc. In fact thats prolly the essence behind the creation of
Group Study. From what I think and know it wasnt created with profit in mind
!!
Nick S.
ps. I live in a capitalist country, an
ok.. there seems to be some confusion (ok, i am confused :) over the bare
minimum requirements (in terms of how may 25xx's) to complete say ipexpert
labs and / or ccbootcamp labs.
Can someone who has either/both suggest ?
Nick
juno vtv wrote:
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> James,
>
> You have an o
Well, the 2 yr. limit exists because the certification itself expires in 2
yrs.
So if u begin ur ccnp today by going for 1 of the tests, the new version of
that test usually comes out in 2 yrs time, by which if u have or have not
finished ur ccnp, ur certification has retired.
Nick
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afaik, NO.
However you can set up DE (discard eligibility) limit and when that
threshold is reached, you can see it on debugs as well as on sh frame PVC
(total in DE's & out DE's)
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You can also either/or (to what router man suggested) remove the ip
default-network command, and it would work as well..
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oh, and btw, the bridging commands mentioned are plain wrong (or should I
say unnecessary), and would at best, achieve nothing.
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sorry to hear that u missed it by 3 points... Better luck next time, btw
what troubled u most on the test, that you think would have caused u to lose
those points.
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I could possibly list all the options but this url does a better job :)
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_mod/cis4000/4000m/4000sig/vconfig.htm
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ccbootcamp (seems really good).
hth
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s and a sequence where one should
begin and where to end (if there is one :) Also, a list of absolute must
technologies that one must know back to front (specially ATM & Voice, how
much should we concentrate on, isnt Cisco ATM solutions an overkill ?)
Thanx
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yes, it does.
Nick
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of policy route wouldnt be a violation, would it ?
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Paul,
I am a bit new on this list, but I have benefitted immensely towards my ccie
written, I am willing to contribute.
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Very good explanation by Bill Carter.
The main thing is plan (and stick to it), in fact I have just finished my
written (2 days ago, still on the high :) and I was looking around and
reading archives to derive a plan, a strategy which I can work on, and Bill
has provided that.
Thanks
Nick
yep, we are using it, serves the purpose, watch out on the RAM & processor
part though.
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Network Engr.
Connect Internet Solutions
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zone). I havent seen these 2 but I have read some very good
reviews about both, and would most likely end up buying both.
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oson + Rossi's paper you should
be fine.
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> where to download it?thanks
Costs 80$. go here : http://www.ccbootcamp.com/shoponline.htm
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url..
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/12cgcr/fun_c/fcprt1/fccfgtoo.htm
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Yes, I have seen this on 1720, I agree with you that you cant make it boot
the bootstrap ios by using register value as 0x101 or 0x2101, however I
didnt pursue it further, since it wasnt crucial for me. I guess it must be
somewhere on CCO.
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would be 0.0.0.3
>
> access_list permit ip 192.168.5.36 0.0.0.3 172.16.3.2 0.0.0.255
The first bit 0.0.0.3 is correct, but "172.16.3.2 0.0.0.255" do u mean
172.16.3.0 0.0.0.255 (note 0 instead of 2) unless you are trying to match on
the 2nd last bit, which can achieve something mu
ooner). preferably working in a telco/ISP environment.
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CCIE Written (350-001) costs 585$ in Australia. (thats about 300US$).
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Are you using X21 extender cables.. I have run into these errors in the past
many times primarily due to the faulty extender cables. Try using Cisco only
cable end to end (NTU to the Router).
hth
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Good work.. I passed yesterday (got 83). Just wondering and also for the
sake of others, what did u read (books etc. )bosons if any. Since I am
trying to work on a set of books/materials which people can use, since there
is lots of confusion going around.
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Remove the cards out of Slot 3 & Slot 4 and give it a try. and what terminal
emulation prog. are u using, the break key (usually ctrl+break) has to be
pressed within the first 60 secs, when its booting.
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Sorry, missed the earlier one..
btw, how was the CCIE prep guide (QUE) and the Network Learning Guide. I am
assuming that Network learning are the CCBOOTCAMP guys (correct me if I am
wrong).
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In hindsight, albeit, how was the CCIE prep (QUE
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