Try http://peach.ease.lsoft.com/archives/winnt-l.html
If you are good try www.experttraining.net
They offer a MCSE Windows 2000 boot camp for $2500 until March 5.
Regards,
Pierre-Alex
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Hi All,
I have been struggling all morning trying to understand the difference
between the "auto" mode and "desirable" mode. The only difference I have
found is that :
Auto+Auto = no trunking, where as Desirable + Desirable = trunking
Apart from that the Auto and Desirable behave the same way.
HI All,
I am looking for a SNMP server freeware that works with Windows 2000. I don't need
anything fancy. I just want to collect traps from the network and examine them.
Thank You,
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I have spent many hours trying to comprehend the exerpt bellow (from Cisco CD). Still
no light. Can someone help?
"This command is typically used for subinterfaces; however, it can also be used on
main interfaces. Using the frame-relay interface-dlci command on main interfaces will
enable the
Hi Chuck,
I have sent countless messages to the group. None seem were posted Would you post
the following for me this is kind of urgent. (Is there a filter somewhere for people
who ask dum or too many question??) Thanks,
Pierre
I have spent many hours trying to comprehend the exerpt bell
I have 2 routers Router A and Router B. Router A and B both run RIP Version 2
I want Router A to require authentication from Router B before Router A can accept
Router B updates.
On Router A I have added the following:
***configuration mode**
key chain Tewa
key 1
key-string abcdefg
***
I been it on it since 4am. Still can't figure that one out ...
>From Cisco:
"After the token is claimed and changed to an information frame, only stations with
priority higher than the trasmitting station can reserve the token for the next pass
around the network. When the next token is gener
I've been on it since 4am. Still can't figure that one out ...
>From Cisco:
"After the token is claimed and changed to an information frame, only stations with
priority higher than the trasmitting station can reserve the token for the next pass
around the network. When the next token is genera
controller looks at the T (token bit) and the PPP (priority bits) to determine
if it can seize the token and transmit data. There is no mention of looking at the RRR
bits to determine if a controller can seize the token.
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Hello Group,
I bought a PIX box at an auction. I am not sure whether it was a good/bad
buy. (Paid $475 for it).
By comparing the front and rear view of the box to cisco website:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/pcat/fw.htm
I have identified the box as a PIX Firewall 520.
The IOS on it is
Does Cisco support delayed ack timers?
In Microsoft TCP/IP implementation,
delayed ack timers are used on the receiver
to force an acknowledgement when packets are received out of sequence
and the receive window has not yet be filled to its threshold.
Thanks,
Pierre-Alex
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standard?
How do you go about finding out how close your network vendor follows the
RFCs?
(by looking at the commands?)
Thanks,
Pierre-Alex
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Subject: TCP Delayed ACK Timer
r is just forwarding packets that happen to carry TCP, it wouldn't
get involved in ACKs at all.
With Telnet, I bet it's especially not relevant, because the PSH bit gets
set which probably resets the ACK timer and forces a (non-delayed) ACK.
Priscilla
At 07:14 PM 2/1/02, Pierre-Alex GUA
Thank you!
Pierre-Alex
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At 07:23 PM 2/1/02, Pierre-Alex GUANEL wrote
Stupid question that is bugging me
Why are Cisco native ISDN interfaces labeled with S/T rather than T?
Cisco routers do not provide an interface for other capable ISDN devices
You plug the Ethernet cable to the NT1. So shouldn't the interface called a
T?
Pierre-Alex
Message Post
Just speculating on my own question:
Could it be because Cisco routers have a built-in NT2, so they are providing
both S and T interfaces? (Even though the S interface do not connect to
anything!)
Pierre-Alex
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Thanks Chris,
Can I assume from your last statement that ISDN capable Fax machines,
printers, telephone... are not
very wide spread? I have never seen any of the above devices myself, but
since I live in small town in the middle of no where ...
Pierre-Alex
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Can someone please explain me what the "hold" timer is and what the
difference between "times" and "timers" is?
I can't find documentation on this. (this is from the command "show span"
Times: hold 1, topology change 8960
hello 2, max age 20, forward delay 15
Timers: hello 2,
Resent
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Subject: Hold1 , timers versus time
Can someone please explain me what the "hold" timer is and what the
difference between "times"
/29_35wc/cr/clicm
ds.htm#xtocid21946105
shows similar output without really explaining it.
For more detailed explanations see:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat5000/rel_5_2/cmd_ref/
sh_sp_te.htm#21020
and check out the "show spantree statistics" area.
> -Original Me
In the "real world" when would you set a trunk type in "auto" rather than
"desirable"?
Both will be triggered when the connected device is set to "on", "desirable"
(or auto when setup with "desirable").
Thank you,
Pierre-Alex
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... And the answer comes from ... you guessed it ... "Cisco LAN Switching"
by Clark and Hamilton. page 320
"The
Thanks, sometimes I forget the obvious :)
Pierre-Alex
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I was expecting to see a FastEthernet 0/26 ENABLED after the configuration
below. Instead it is disabled. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Pierre-Alex
Switch1(config)#int f 0/26
Switch1(config-if)#port secure max-mac-count 1
Sw
Problem solved . port secure was to enabled!
Thanks!
Pierre-Alex
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Subject: Port Secure not working
Is conversion of bits into bytes and vice versa a function of Layer 1 or
Layer 2?
I have seen contradictory info.
(I would say it is a layer 2 function because Layer 1 is only physical
matters like voltage etc... but some one may have a logic to prove me wrong)
thanks,
Pierre-Alex
Message
Question (1)
Is the first part of this statement correct?
I have looked at the 801d paper for an answer but I am still uncertain.
"In blocking mode, an interface will receive and send BPDUs but not send and
receive data traffic. "
Question (2)
Are blocked port considered part of the
Thank you!!!
Pierre-Alex
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Comments inline ...
Pierre-Alex wrote:
>
> "In b
This is clear. Thank you!
Pierre-Alex
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Layer 1 just understands bits. Hardware, in ge
Priscilla,
In the attachment (Cisco CCNA Exam Guide #640-507 Certification Guide: ISBN
0-7357-0971-8), page 167 - 168, the authors seem to indicate that CBPDUs are
sent from blocked ports! The ability for CBPDUs to be sent out of blocked
port seems to a determinant factor for the Spanning Tree t
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> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 1:46 PM
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>
>
> Priscilla,
>
> In the attachment (Cisco CCNA Exam Guide #640-507
> Certification Guide: ISBN
Never mind ... I think I got it!
Thanks,
Pierre-Alex
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So a blocked port can
Yes that is what I concluded There is only 1 thing ... doesn't switch 3
send BPDUs as soon as it enter Listening mode?
Pierre-Alex
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OK it's clear now!
I got the credit card out. Will buy the book online, tonight after class!!!
Thanks again,
Pierre-Alex
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If a routing protocol can do VLSM does that automatically mean that it can
also do CIDR?
Pierre-Alex
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The statement that provoked my question is from RFC 1721. They say
"Subnet masks are also necessary for implementation of "classless"
addressing, as the CIDR work proposes"
thus the question "if a routing protocol supports subnet mask does that
automatically mean that it can do CIDR?
( I think
uot;
>
> I also know from long lab rat experience that it is not a problem with
OSPF.
>
> I have not tried with either IS-IS or Ripv2, but again, why not?
>
> there may be issues with older IOS code. Some vendor older models may not
> support it. But I have no reason based on
ot a problem with
> OSPF.
> >
> > I have not tried with either IS-IS or Ripv2, but again, why not?
> >
> > there may be issues with older IOS code. Some vendor older models may
not
> > support it. But I have no reason based on my experience, to believe that
> it
Congratulations!
Pierre-Alex
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With many hours of reading and hands on, not to ment
Just to make sure:
Student A passed is CCNP last week. His certification is valid for 3 years,
regardless of
changes in the content of the exams or the certification. Correct?
Thank you,
Pierre-Alex
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Ladr
Here are two statements from BOSON and their associated answers:
"When a Match is made, the Route Map can change the route with the map-tag
command (TRUE)"
"When a Match is made, the Route Map will change the route with the set
command. (FALSE)"
(1) is there such a thing as a map-tag command.
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Subject: Route-map - Boson - incorrect?
Here are two statements from BOSON and their associated answers:
"When a Match is made, the Route Map can change the
The routers can be logically connected.
However, to my knowledge, the best practice is that they are directly
connected.
Pierre-Alex
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Hi,
I have a few questions regarding Sybex CCNP Virtual Lab.
SWITCHING:
GENERAL INFO:
a) How many Catalyst 5000 switches can you configure in the software?
b) If more than 1, can you create a dual core with layer 2 / layer 3?
c) What is the supervisor revision number?
d) What software relea
Has anyone used the IBM 8228 Token Ring MAU with Cisco routers?
Do you recommend the product?
Thank you,
Pierre-Alex
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Subject: MAU 8228
Has anyone used the IBM 8228 Token Ring MAU with Cisco routers?
Do you recommend the product?
Thank you,
Pierre-Alex
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Kind of a silly problem but can't figure it out ...
I am connected to R1 via telnet. I have turned on debugging of ip packets
I also have issued the command "terminal monitor"
Yet I do not get anything logged when I ping the Ethernet interface of R1
Any ideas?
Thanks
Lidiya White
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Subject: Logging - terminal monitor not working [7:39957]
Kind of a silly problem but can't figure it out ...
# Version Found12.0(7)T 12.0(6)S Fixed-in Version12.2(5)
> > ## Release Notes
> > ##
> > ## The logging synchronous line configuration command may
> > ## cause logging to stop.
> > ##
> > ## Workaround: Remove this command.
hth
Reinhold
Pierre-Alex Guanel
I lost my job in the US and I have to relocate.
Which country would you go to?
thanks
Pierre-Alex
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>From a client (inside) I can ping the inside interface of the PIX .
>From a client (outside) I can ping the outside interface of the PIX.
However no (inside) client manages to ping or do any sort of traffic with
hosts outside the PIX.
Do you spot where my problem is?
Thank you!!!
BTECHPIX#
Can TACACS+ or RADIUS be used to authenticase users that are NOT dialing in?
(For example can I use either technology to authenticate users telneting
directly to a router?).
Thanks,
Pierre-Alex
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Can TACACS+ or RADIUS be used to authenticase users that are NOT dialing in?
(For example can I use either technology to authenticate users telneting
directly to a router?).
Thanks,
Pierre-Alex
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To:
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Subject: TACAS + and RADIUS Authentication [7:33372]
> Can TACACS+ or RADIUS be used to authenticase users that are NOT dialing
in?
>
> (For example can I use either technology to aut
Cisco does not seem to support poison reverse for RIP and RIP version 2.
Do you know network vendors who do?
Pierre-Alex
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Subject: Re: Poison Reverse and RIP [7:33402]
Whe
I wanted to test whether the holddown timers of RIP work. The all in one
CCIE guide say that hold-down timers in RIP are not used by default.
EXPERIMENT :
I setup p1-r1, and p1-r3 with RIP using the Default timers:
Configuration on p1-r1 was: (router rip, network 10.0.0.0)
Configuration on p
t was
originally poisoned out, it will be accepted - regardless of the status of
the hold down timer.
Try taking the route out and putting it back up right away. See how long it
takes before it shows back up.
Pierre-Alex GUANEL wrote:
>
> PROBLEM:
>
> I wanted to test whether the holddown t
Anyone in Warsaw (Poland), preparing for the CCIE written / Lab?
Please contact me of line.
Thank you,
Pierre-Alex
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I am using Cisco Secure ACS v2.6
I can't find the location in the software where I can set the commands users
can use (Authorization).
Can you give me a hint?
thank you,
Pierre-Alex
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I have read the documentation for ACS v2.6
I went to IOS commands (under group) in the IOS Commands sections
I am getting error message whenever I enter something in the "command" and
"argument"
window. (for example: configure terminal gives me the error "exec
terminal:incorrect format"
Any id
Do you have to be a Cisco reseller to order directly from Cisco Market
Place?
In the Networking Products Market Place homepage, when I use the Internet
Commerce Agreement Link (ICA), it asks me to select a region; then get the
message: "Your Cisco.com user profile does not contain the necessary
I
Do you know tool(s) that can generate Bad Token ring frames, duplicate
tokens, etc... ?
I would like to check my Token Ring troubleshooting skills.
thank you!
Pierre-Alex
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If you remove the "modem autoconfigure ..." as Mark suggested, then you will
need a modem chat script.
"modem autoconfigure ..." will work fine on an US Robotics Sposter with pin
3 and 8 down
You should reverse telnet to the modem and type "at&F" and enter.
Then you type "ati4" and enter (even
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Subject: Token Ring Errors - Simulating [7:41497]
Do you know tool(s) that can generate Bad Token ring frames, duplicate
tokens, etc... ?
(resent)
Can't find any explanation on CCO about "output buffers swapped out"
(Ethernet interface)
Any one has a definition of what it is and what could cause 146399903
"output buffers swapped out" on an Ethernet interface?
thank you,
Pierre-Alex
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Answer to my own question:
on 7500 routers when the "transmit-buffers backing-store" command is enabled
and the transmit queue is full, packets are swapped from the MEMD into DRAM.
If the command is not enabled (default) then packets are dropped. A high
occurrence of "output buffers swapped out"
You have worked with TAC on a case. The problem is resolved.
Who will close the case? The TAC engineer or the customer
Thanks,
Pierre-Alex
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Subject: Re: TAC [7:42141]
In my experience, either side can close the case.
I've had TAC close cases that were not even close to being resolved. I
assume that there's some type
I called TAC this morning. I had no problem getting through.
If you are in the US, the number is: 1 800 553 2447
Pierre-Alex
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S
If the second edition of Giles' book a reliable study source.
I read that the first edition was crippled with mistakes and I would like to
know if all of them got fixed in the Second Edition.
Thank you!
Pierre-Alex
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Subject: Re: All-In-One CCIE Study Guide - Second Edition [7:42292]
Pierre,
I am reading the second edition at the moment. Will go for the written
tomorrow. Until so far I like the book very much, although it still
contains errors.
K.
Koen Zeilstra
confusion.
Passed the written. Hurrah!! Very few BGP questions. Lot of TokenRing.
You
better learn the Rossi Paper!
Good luck on yours.
regards,
Koen
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Pierre-Alex GUANEL wrote:
| Koen, I was referring to the book written by Roosvelt GILES.
|
| By the way, how was the written? I
I am looking for a good definition of "bit time"
I found on a networking encyclopedia that "bit time is the same as bit rate
i.e. the ratio of the number of bits transferred between devices in a
specific amount of time, typically a second."
I am not satisfied by this definition. For example in t
I am looking for a good definition of "bit time"
I found on a networking encyclopedia that "bit time is the same as bit rate
i.e. the ratio of the number of bits transferred between devices in a
specific amount of time, typically a second."
I am not satisfied by this definition. For example in t
Thank you Remmert. Can I assume that with a 16 Mb Token ring a bit time
would be 16 bits per seconds?
Pierre-Alex
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Just curious
Do I need to review all my routing and switching commands for the CCIE
written? Boson #3 have no emphasis on commands but Boson #1 does.
Thank you,
Pierre-Alex
P.S. I assume this question does not violate the NDA .
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Looks good ...
I would also add a bandwidth statement on the serial interfaces to specify
64 Kbps
This way the metric calculated by EIGRP will match your actual network
bandwidth
This would make a difference if your network became more complex ...
Pierre-Alex
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You need the ISDN switch or switch simulator
Pierre-Alex
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Team,
We have a 7200 with the following inter
This is is really cool!
I was not aware of this.
Thanks,
Pierre-Alex
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Here's the links I hav
I understand that when a host is sending an acknowledgement, it indicates to
the target the NEXT segment number that it expects to receive.
When host A sends acknowledgement number X to host B, why does B sets its
sequence number to X+1? I would expect B to set its sequence number to X,
since X i
Best of luck to you!
Pierre-Alex
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Dear Kris, Karago, Pierre-Alex, Chuck, Steven, Brian and everybody thanks
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Subject: Re: TCP IP Sequence numbers [7:45131]
At 07:37 AM 5/27/02, Pierre-Alex Guanel wrote:
>I understand that when a host is sending an acknowledgement, it indicates
to
>the target the NEXT segment number that it expects to receive.
It's kind of a picky thing, b
I took the CCIE written yesterday afternoon and passed (80%)
I was expecting more, but I flunked the performance/QoS section of the exam,
which I neglected somewhat during preparation.
I used both Boson #1 and Boson #3. Those 2 tests are complementary and are
NOT substitute for each other. Boso
The IOS documentation has a section on QoS. Check CC0
Regarless of your method of preparation you need to take some test
to check your understanding. Boson was a great help in that matter.
Good luck on your exam.
Pierre-Alex
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Please check my logic:
My Bc is 8,000 bits
My Be is 16,000 bits
My CIR is 64 Kbps
If I send 1 burst of 56,000 bits then 4 bursts of 4,000 bits, after the 4th
burst of 4,000 bits I will be able to burst again but not before that.
Correct?
Here is my rational (Assume no congestion in the frame-r
Try exercising... It does increase mental stamina.
Pierre-Alex
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Sorry for posting this again
Please check my logic on this frame-relay traffic shaping scenario:
My Bc is 8,000 bits
My Be is 16,000 bits
My CIR is 64 Kbps
If I send 1 burst of 56,000 bits then 4 bursts of 4,000 bits, after the 4th
burst of 4,000 bits I will be able to burst again but
Steven, thanks for the answer. I am still have questions ...
Where do I find original documents on Frame-Relay?
Thanks
Pierre-Alex
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A question to the current CCIE R&S and CCIE Design engineers.
How much design do I need to learn for the CCIE R&S?
Obviously not as much as the CCIE Design. But where do I draw the line?
How much is too much, taking in consideration that I am planning
to sit for the lab 9 to 12 months from now
Switches can do Layer 3 switching (hardware base routing) if they have a
router module or a router switch feature card. Pierre-Alex
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Router A and Router B are connected to an Atlas 550 via BRI interfaces
Router A ATLAS --- ROUTER B
Both router are configured with DDR Dialer maps so that Router A can call
router B or vice-versa (basic stuff).
When Router A is called by Router B, Router A answers normally and the link
goe
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Router A and Router B are connected to an Atlas 550 via BRI interfaces
Router A ATLAS --- ROUTER B
Both router are configured with DDR Dialer maps so that Router A can call
router B or vice-versa (basic stuff).
When Router A is called by
>From router B, I pinged a boggus destination. This triggered the bri
interface on router B. Here is the output of the "debug dialer events" from
Router A. You can see that router A (for no apparent reason) is trying to
call router B (even though it is router B who initiated the call.) Of course
t
No I am not running any routing protocol!
Here are my configs:
isdn1 (router A)
isdn1#show run
Building configuration...
Current configuration : 1166 bytes
!
version 12.2
service timestamps debug uptime
service timestamps log uptime
no service password-encryption
!
hostname isdn1
!
enable secr
"You have default routes pointed towards one another. You ping an address
that doesn't exist on either router. The first sends it off to the second.
The second doesn't know what to do with it so sends it on to its default
which is the first."
I do agree with your statements ... However, what is t
Gaz, you are going to have to educate me on cultural issues ...
What is wrong with those numbers ?
(ip host isdn2 2065 1.1.1.1)
Pierre-Alex
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Sorry Gaz, I did not mean to spoil to the suspense. I thought you meant the
humbers 2065 1.1.1.1 were unlucky numbers. Something like :) That is
why I asked you to explain if there was any cultural issues with my numbers
...
Anyway,I am redoing the exercise right now with Fast Ethenernet In
Ok, here are the result of my tests (cummulative)
1) I gave the loopbacks unique IP addresses and tested
result: no change
2) I assigned isdn1 f0/0 to vlan11 and isdn f0/0 to vlan12
on isdn1 f0/0 ip address was 192.168.10.1/24
on isdn2 f0/0 ip address was 192.168.20.1/24
I left the default
Well here is a start: the 5-4-3 rule reffers to
5 segments
4 repeaters
3 populated segments
Pierre-Alex
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