Phil,
If I am not mistaken, Cisco dumped the 2020 because it was sending out 52
byte cells. I never heard that they got a patch for it? Are you saying that
these switches will work in a prime time ATM network?
Q
>Hey Guys,
>Not to spray you with this, but, I have two fully populated lightstrea
luate where they are
valuable.
qm
>
>You've studied this long...gathered all that equipment...and you're going
>the *management* route? You really want to be the pointy-haired boss type?
>Are you nucking futz
>
>*faints*...
>
>
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&g
Hey Guys,
I am throwing in the towel... Or more accurately, going the management
route, which leaves me no longer needing my CCIE LAB. This one is as
complete as it gets. It has absolutely everything (other than VOIP) and i
couldn't do a cost justification for that given it's only two points on
) for sale
on ebay with a reserve of 1000. I also have a lightstream 100 for sale w/ an
oc-3 mmf card for sale with no reserve. I even have a sup1 tx for sale, (i
am dissassembling part of my ccie lab.)
good luck
quinton maynard
>Hey,
>
>Can anyone recommend the minimum/required equipmen
Hey, if anyone is interested, I have a few brand new cisco 2621's (perfect
for ISL and voice) that i can offer for $1975.
If anyone is interested let me know because I only have a few and when they
are gone... they are gone
Thanks
Quinton
No, you can have usually 256 vpi's per wire but theoretically you can have
more in an NNI connection (i don't know a switch that can handle more
though) This is how you set up SPVPs inside a PVC thereby creating an "svc"
inside a PVC (which is what almost all the major telco's who offer svc
se
better.
thanks in advance,
quinton maynard
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i have heard that you can do this by buying an isdn line from your service
provider and making the two spids talk to each other? anyone else done this?
quinton
>to set this up, you have to get an isdn simulator and an NT1 for each side,
>whether it be built in or external.
>
>Aaron
>
>-Origi
i have always heard that atm is a layer 1 and 2(AAL) protocol myself
>What about -ATM ? how do you put this monster into the organized model?
Brian
>>From: "Chuck Larrieu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Reply-To: "Chuck Larrieu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: RE: Connection(le
i had an instructor at global knowledge that claimed to have his own ccnp
boot camp in manhattan (3 weeks, 7 days a week) i don't know anything about
it, but it doesn't seem very valuable to me, in that anyone who just
memorizes for those tests and gets the best job that they will provide will
i beleive that you need the fxo wics (?) you definately need more than just
the two routers and two phones
good luck, post it if you get it up and what wics you actually needed.
quinton
>From: "Billy Monroe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "Billy Monroe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
yes, they are great for labs (especially ccie) you can do fast ethernet and
ATM! fun fun
good luck
Q
>From: "Sadowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "Sadowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Cisco 4000 any good for lab?
>Date: Fri, 19 May 2000 09:06:42 -0500
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>Has
i can't even believe i have run into this, but getting into my new 2509 for
the first time. in the past i have always telnetted into routers using the
ip address. how do i get in on the console port? is it hyperterminal?...
detailed explanation would be really appreciated, i am feeling dumb ton
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