Hi Adarsh,
Could you provide some more info, like the configs for the routers? Can you
ping router3 from router2? Can you ping router2 from router1 (once the link
is up) ? Are the serial links on both router2 as router3 up/up ?
Rgds,
Remmert
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Hi Sammi,
Indeed, ISL is Cisco propietary, so should you consider other vendor's
switches in your network, now or in the future, I'd recommend 802.1q. Beware
however, dot1q has some drwabacks with regards to loops. Check out
Hi Cezar,
I agree with Imran, I didn't see anything on TR on the exam (took it 3 weeks
ago). Cover the subjects Imran mentioned amd beware of trunking (I got over
20 questions on trunking).
Good luck with the exam!
Rgds,
Remmert
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Hi Tong,
What you might wanna do is try to login at different speed settings. I've
had the same problem once and it took me a long time to find out that
somebody else had changed the speed setting to 115k (for a file transfer via
console) and never changed it back.
Hth,
Remmert
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Hi Jeff,
I've worked for 2 telco's as a FR-troubleshooter. The experience I have is
that the telco looks at the logs of their FR-switch (we used the Stratacom
IPX/IGX) and if they see a utilisation of 70% or up, they declare the PVC is
overutilised. If you could tell me which provider you have,
Hi Jason,
I haven't got too much experience on dv over nbma, but I'll give it a try.
As far as I am aware NBMA doesn't forward broadcasts, period. Should you
want to connect two RIP-networks via a LAN, I'd reckon a static route should
be in place, which you need to redistribute using the
Small correction:
'two RIP-networks via a LAN' should read 'two RIP-networks via NBMA'
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Hey Christian,
This is what the Cisco website says:
For CCNP you have to take:
- 640-503 Routing (BSCN)
- 640-504 Switching (BCMSN)
- 640-505 Remote Access (BCRAN)
- 640-506 Support (CIT)
You can also combine the first three into a single exam (usefull for cust
reduction!):
- 640-509
Hey Pete,
I've got a collection of whitepapers and presentations on IS-IS (even a
Cisco-presentation on advanced IS-IS). Should you be interested, drop me an
e-mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rgds,
Remmert
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What you might want to try is enter 'clns routing' in global config. This
needs to be enabled for is-is to work. Should the router reply with an error
message, check your IOS-version. If the router takes it, try the 'router
isis' and 'ip router isis' commands again.
Hth,
Remmert
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Hey Kim,
I just took the exam last monday, and I had 75 minutes to complete the test.
The following is listed on the Brainbuzz website (might be usefull):
Exam Info Exam #: 640-503
Status: Active
Time Limit: 75 min.
Avg. Time: 54 min.
Passing Score: 690
# of Questions: 62
Format:
Hi Asa,
For my CCNA, CCDA and BSCN preparation I used the Boson test practice exams
and they were great.
Rgds,
Remmert
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Hi Haruki,
I just passed the BSCN this monday, so the theory should still be fresh in
my mind. I'll do my best to help you out.
1) ??? Guess I need to do some re-reading on Null 0. What I remember is that
you can use Null 0 in a route map to have packets discarded or you can use
it in some way
Hi Haruki,
I just passed the BSCN this monday, so the theory should still be fresh in
my mind. I'll do my best to help you out.
1) ??? Guess I need to do some re-reading on Null 0. What I remember is that
you can use Null 0 in a route map to have packets discarded or you can use
it in some way
Hmmmjust passed the BSCN as well, amazingly with a 919, just like you!
My findings are completely the same, the exam was way too easy. While I was
preparing for tough, in-depth questions and a lot of CLI commands, the exam
stuck at the level of 'What do the letters BGP stand for?'.
A
Hi Cheeyong,
HSRP indeed won't do the trick, this is a redundancy mechanism.
To enable load-sharing, check what routing protocol you are running. OSPF
and EIGRP are able to do equal-cost load-sharing by default. If the 2 serial
links are unequal cost, I'd recommend EIGRP to provision
Dear KK,
First of all: this is a global forum, so if you state amounts, please also
state the proper currency! 55K in GBP is a hell of a lot more 55K in FF or
USD.
Second of all: this is a technical forum. If you're feeling underpaid, go to
your boss and complain. Salaries should always be
Fellow Engineers,
I have the following problem:
I'm trying to hook up a Cisco 3640, configured with 6 IS-IS processes for 6
different area's to another vendor's equipment (an SDH network element with
OSI as it's management protocol).
The problem here is that some adjacencies are formed, some or
Hi PA,
You can access your routers remotely in several ways. It can be done via an
out-of-band modem (ie you dial into the router)or a telnet session (some
sort of IP-connectivity should exist between your remote location and the
lab).
With regards to 'pushing' your students' config: copy a
Hi Robert,
My two cents:
The results of your ping (intermittent failures every other packet) remind
me of a problem I once had in the field. In this situation 2 routes were
advertised towards the destination, but only one of them was valid. Since
load-balancing was on by default, it caused every
Congrats on passing the BSCN!
I'm going for it this monday, so I'll give you my findings by then!
Regards,
Remmert
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