You should get 8 subnets rather than 6. The two additions: 1-30 &
225-254.
Roger
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Hey there
I h
I found the Cisco Press and Sybex study guides to be very helpful for
completing my CCNP. I also used the Boson test at www.boson.com. They are
$40.00 a piece but have been very helpful as well.
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> I've ha
), d=172.16.1.6 (Serial0.1), len 100, rcvd
local pkt
ICMP type=8, code=0
Any ideas?
Thanks
Roger
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Is there any website with certification statistics out there? I am
wondering about how many CCNA's CCNP's and CCIE's there are out there.
Any info would be great. Thank You
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pdnld" in rommon > mode, it copied
the file ok, but has a "bad checksum comparison" error. (I guess I have
to format the flash), so how can I get the image into Flash?
Thanks for your help.
Roger
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Now, nowlet's not threaten each other. I'm sure the guy is just
messing around with this to see if it's possible to get the contraption to
just work. Besides, what's the big deal anyway? I doubt he has any
intentions of selling anything or doing something outrageous like that
anyway. It's
At R1/EO apply the comment "no ip split-horizon eigrp XX". Please try it.
Regards,
Roger Chung
CCNP,CCDP
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To:
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Subject: Question about EIGRP with secondary ip address [7:32557]
&g
Check out
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/130/sw_upgrade_proc_flash.shtml. 2500
is different from the 2600s and 3600s, you need to change the config-reg
first to change to read/write. I just did one yesterday.
Cheers.
Roger
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I think this will cause confusion. One possible solution is to us 3
for your 288- block of DIDs, then use "num-exp" to map to 288-
on the gateway.
Roger
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Anyone used these? How good are they?
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every time the hub and spoke are able to ping each other without any
problems.
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Yeah...
Here you'll find out everything you need to know.
http://63.75.89.96/
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Subject: CCSI info needed [7:18916]
> Hi all
> how does one become a CCSI other tha
The OS or the keyboard on your PC/Laptop may also be the problem. For
instace, hyperterm on an NT box will hose you...the break key is worthless.
Check this page out. Good luck.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/701/61.html
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you might begin here... http://www.arin.net/index.html
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I want to get a IP address or small block of IP's that are registered.
I'm not
> Hello All
>
> Have somewhat of a unique situation. Have a client that is interested in
> seeing if they would be able to pass tagged info through a firewall. I am
> currently trying to test this in a Lab environment so I am just doing
> "routing on a stick", to see if I can even get this con
I have a hub and spoke combination going without any problems. But the only
weird thing happening is that on my Frame-Relay switch (2522), I have to set
the "frame-relay intf-type" to DCE for all the serial interfaces I'm using,
otherwise the layer 2 connections won't come up on the hub and spoke
ipment and
fairly low prices. Maybe he doesn't want to list his name and maybe he
doesn't have his own business email address, but I'm 99% sure that this guy
is
out to make a quick scam on some sucker who will fall for his trick.
Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 22:30:31 -0700 (PDT)
F
For those who don't know...
When Cisco first introduced CCNA/NP certifications in late 1998. This
T-shirt was given to people who passed the CCNA test. Cisco eventually ran
out of shirts to give in the summer of 1999.
/Rog, CCIE 7364
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My lab consists of:
2501 (1 Eth, 2 Serial)
2503 (1 Eth, 2 Serial, 1 ISDN)
2504 (1 Token Ring, 2 Serial, 1 ISDN)
2504 (1 Token Ring, 2 Serial, 1 ISDN)
2511-RJ (1 Eth, 1 Serial) - Terminal Server
2514 (2 Eth, 2 Serial)
2522 (1 Eth, 2 Serial, 8 Low Speed Serial, 1 ISDN) - Frame Relay Switch
2524 (1
My ISP just placed a new router outside of our PIX 515, and now, every 4
hours, the PIX loses connectivity and needs to be rebooted. Is this an ARP
problem (is it looking for the mac of the old server)? Any info would be
appreciated. Thanks.
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configuration. Please give me your thoughts on this situation.
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Here are a few of the Questions we have in relation to the PIX 515 Firewall.
We are using IOS 5.2 on the PIX just so you know.
We need to Re-IP the Crypto M
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After several attempts (both written and lab exams) and 14 months of
part-time study, I got number 7364 in San Jose Wednesday, but it wasn't
without scary moments.
My advice to the group, besides the usual:
1. Read thru the archives and know the answers to the questions asked. I
beli
I think most people don't understand that if you do work for Cisco,
employees are required to score 10 or 15% higher than the regular passing
score. And that also goes for the CCIE Lab exam as well as the other CCxx
tests.
Cisco also only allows 2 free lab attempts, and anything after that you
Pumpkin TFTP rocks and I don't use anything else. I've been using it for
over a year and it works flawlessly. Extremely simple, easy to use, and
intuitive.
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Run a search on the archives. There are tons of posts on this.
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How to combine the flash partition into ONE 16F
R2501#show flash
Syste
nd prove to people that he can
really lead. I hope he does. Cisco really holds a big part of shaping the
internet and the way things work.
Just my 2 cents,
Roger
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Has anyone attended the ECP1 or ACCP1,2,3 CCIE lab prep courses? What are
your recommendations.
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Are my eyes playing tricks on me or has the size of the Enterprise Plus IOS
image for the 2500 series gone up?
I thought it used to be like around 6 or 7 MB but now checking it on CCO, it
takes up 10MB.
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ey haven't helped me
much.
Any info is always appreciated!
Thanks,
Roger
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studying for this, keep studying. You can do it!
-Roger
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1 down, 3 to go for CCNP. (BCRAN is next on my hit list)
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I also found it very confusing at first, but I figured this out after much
deliberation with trial and errors.
For the more upscale and "bigger" routers such as the 7200/7500 series, you
need to have a boot image and an IOS image. The boot images are usually
between 3-5MB, around there.
You can
Does anyone know what the Cisco 2507 Hub Router is good for? Does it serve
a useful purpose?
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> 3/28/2001 12:55pm Wednesday
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> Would anyone care to elaborate on IBGP neighbors?
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Default gateway is configured on devices that do not route, so, it must be
an IP address that belongs to one of the connected routes of the local
interfaces. If you turn off routing on a cisco box, you would have to
configure a default gateway for traffic destined for other networks besides
the c
I have a similar problem, but it's the other way around (sorta)...
I added a 4M flash chip to a 2500 that originally had only 8M. But after
the upgrade, "show version" shows there are 16M, not 12M. Also, I can not
copy an IOS version that's larger than 12M to the flash, so that shows the
added
Just trying to help,
Roger
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Yes...Cisco is increasing the cost of the CCIE Lab Exam to $1250 effective
April 1st and the Written has already jumped to $300 since March 15.
Cisco employees don't get to take the Lab exam for free either anymore. Now
we only get 2 free attempts and after attempt afterwards is $1250.
-
Try Ebay auctions. You will find most of everything that you may need and
pretty good prices. Outside vendors who sell used equipment usually mark
stuff up pretty high.
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It doesn't matter what the passing mark is. Just study for the exam and if
you know the stuff, you will pass it. If you don't, then you will fail it.
Simple as that.
The test is about 65 questions and there may be more and there may be less.
Just figure that you have approximately that many que
Touche' Mr Smith.You got an RFC # for that?
Thx
Roger
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Come on Roger, everyone
And this has what to do with Cisco routers / internetworking, Steve?
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Hi,
Future Tech Marketing, the leaders in direct marketing, has just
i'll either be managing a .com / pre-ipo or a bankruptcy court's
network...either way, i'll be gainfully employed doing what i enjoy.
technology and the demand for it aren't going anywhere!
roger
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Sen
be 760 or something like
that for the CCNA 1.0.
-Roger
CCNA
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> Hi All,
>
> I have read 2 conflicting reports on th
You might try the "service compress-config" command...helped once on a 2600
router i have. as imlied, it compresses the size of the config stored in
nvram.
Roger
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To: A
http://www.bestwebbuys.com/books/index.html
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I am going to be adding Caslow 2nd edition to my book c
Slick password cracker.
roger
http://www.securitystats.com/tools/ciscocrack.asp
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Perhaps you should share your findings
ealth engineer's a couple months ago and
they said it's not doable with their product. Guess I'll need to call them
again. Will also check a couple other of your suggestions. Thanks for
passing along the information.
roger
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(payload) type. i'm trying to find a way to measure total
bw consumption of the total available based on source IP / subnet.
nethealth can't do it. there muxt be a way b/c this is what many isp's do
for billing, no?
thanks for asking the question.
good luck.
roger
-Ori
start with layer 1cable ok? physical interface have chewing gum stuck
in it?
maybe trace back to the user. ping each hop along the way. isolate the
point of failure and look there first.
good luck.
roger
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snmp-server community RW 15
snmp-server trap-source Loopback0 (or another interfcae)
snmp-server host 10.44.31.254 snmp
permit your snmp server(s) on acl 15hth.
roger
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hey say it still doesn't
work yet you see them on your logs, they definately ned to look elsewhere
for the problemfirewall? remote router? config error on their box or the
remote destination.
hth...
roger
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Your subnet mask is not correct. If you want a static route for the host
10.100.10.1 then do it like this: ip route 10.100.10.1 255.255.255.255
192.168.1.1.
If you want to permit the 10.x.x.x network do it like this:
ip route 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 192.168.1.1
work?
roger
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not sure what the default is but to set to 15 minutes.the command is
applied to the vty lines. my suspicion (guess) is that the default timeout
would be 0 0 which is never!
conf t
line vty 0 4
exec-timeout 15 0
roger
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Do a "sh ver" and it should tell you how it was recycledpower-on, memory
error, etc
this may tell you a great deal.....
roger
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I'd try
http://www.sun.com
or
http://www.cnet.com
or
http://www.computershopper.com
Isn't the Internet a wonderful place?!
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x27;s provide a solution....?
Good luck.
Roger
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You need to limit your A
I commend you on your attitude and experience accumlated. My advice to you
is to continue to rock on. I am 24 and I've been working in this field for
about 4 years now (I'm still working on a BS) as a Network Engineer with
CCNA and working towards my CCNP.
What I learned from others is that
Actually, that's not true anymore. Cisco released their OC192 routers
about 3-4 weeks ago and it performs and scales better than Juniper's
routers.
Juniper's equipment doesn't scale well and performance loss is experienced
under a full loaded node of interface cards. Cisco's stuff doesn't do
The IP addresses showed up in the traceroutes are the "source IP addresses"
in the returning packets. Normally, routers route packets using the
destination IP addresses in the packets. The destination IP address in the
returning packets is your machine's IP address, that how you were able to
rec
nough with radius to make a stabhope
this helps.
Roger
access-list 150 permit ip host x.x.x.x log
access-list 150 permit ip host x.x.x.x log
access-list 150 deny ip any any log
conf t
line vty 0 4
access-class 150 in
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uestions.
I can't seem to find a help page or FAQ on this stuff.
-Roger
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Subject: Re: Boot Problems on a 7200
Your problem is the version/type of code that you are run
> BY OSBOURNE WHICH IS GOOD FOR A DIFFERANT PROSPECTIVE.
>
> GOOD LUCK,
> ROGER C DAVISON CCNA N+ A+
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rsion". It says that the system is returned to
ROM by reload. Is this tied in with the problem? I currently have it set
to boot off the flash disk with the image of c7200-boot-mz.120-10.S. Am I
missing something?
-Roger
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s.
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These phones are definitely cool! How do I know? Most employees, including
myself are currently using them. =)
Very nice.
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any problems and it worked for him but not me. Any
help would be much appreciated.
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I went there for 2 days. I found the equipment to be excellent, and I figure part of
my passing on the 1st lab attempt to having seen this rack, as that's pretty much how
it looks in the lab (which they will freely tell you, no NDA problem here!).
However, I found their lab scenarios that I
This isn't quite correct. Gareth has it right.
The zero subnet is relative to the classful boundary. Since 172.16.x.x is in the
class B range, the zero subnet with a 30-bit mask -IS- 172.16.0.0 thru 172.16.0.3!
>>> "Neil Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/25 2:42 PM >>>
yes 172.16.4.0 thru 172
However remember that going from ethernet to token ring only works in a relattively
"transparent" (pardon the pun) way with the same layer 3 protocol - that is ip over
ethernet to ip over token ring. Different layer 3 (or higher) requires a gateway -
for example, Novell's IP to IPX gateway tha
http://www.isi.edu/in-notes/iana/assignments/protocol-numbers
Rog
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>
>
> I see in the BSCN courseware they mention somethi
cause it no work. Darn neighbor relationships
>>> Andrew Whitaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/27 3:21 PM >>>
According to the Netcerts BCRAN book, snapshot routing works best with RIP,
IGRP, RIP, RTMP, and RTP. No mention of EIGRP is given. Does anyone know
of any reason why EIGRP would NOT be
No flames please, but ...
Considering the enormous wait time for the lab now, and our desire to keep this cert
revered, I think the written should be more difficult - I don't know if that means
more questions, tougher questions, higher passing score, or all of the above ...
I haven't taken the
CCIE WAN, ISP-Dial, and SNA/IP Integration to be retired. CCIE Design
off-line. CCIE Service Provider under development.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/ccie/ccie_program/whatsnew.html
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8-N-2 is correct, but 8-N-1 should work, too. Did you check the speed? 9600 might not be correct. Make sure config register was not changed.
HTH,
Rog
PS. Hello, Ric.
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> Sen
Title: RE: static route are in the routing table
When the next hop referenced can not be reached, the route will not show up in the routing table. This is the same for all routing protocols, whether it's static or dynamic.
HTH,
Rog
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get it to work with HDLC before trying frame relay, to eliminate frame config probs.
>>> Joseph Ezerski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/12 4:52 PM >>>
I have:
A 2610 with a WIC 1DSU-T1 (internal CSU/DSU)
A 1601 with a WIC 1DSU-T1. (internal CSU/DSU).
I created a T-1 crossover cable according to Cisco's
I'm not an expert on Token Ring, but I believe there are two kinds of Token
Ring NICs. One understands RIF, one does not. A host is set up depending
on how the router on the LAN is implemented. It has nothing to do with
whether it's a PC or UNIX, etc, because this is a Layer 2 issue.
HTH,
Rog
Think of FR as point-to-multipoint (multiple point-to-point), namely,
hub-and-spoke, which is the same as the star topology.
The hub router can talk to any of the spoke routers, but a spoke router can
not talk to other spoke routers unless it goes thru the hub router first.
Think of the differenc
Cisco's "layer 3 switching", simply put, refers to all routing processes
except process switching (conventional routing with CPU). Namely, any
routing process without CPU's intervention is considered "layer 3
switching". This has nothing to do with frames (layer 2) obviously.
HTH,
Rog
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That's because there are more than one equal-cost next hops. You see three
round-trip times because the packets with the same TTL were send out three
times. If you look at your hop 3, you can see that it responded three
times.
HTH,
Rog
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policy routing is an exception to that, but wasn't part of this discussion!!).
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Hi Roger,
Thanks so much for answering my email :o)
I'm rather confused about the first condition as the BSCN course notes says: "A
rout
but ina a test environment where you have a DCE/DTE crossover and you supply clock
rate (as required in this config), you are running that circuit at the speed you
specify in the clock rate. Test it this way: set the clock rate for 56000, then do a
ping with say 50 packets (use extended ping)
The first condition is used in either unequal OR equal cost load balancing. It is to
prevent routing loops. Think of it like this: Let's say I'm going on vacation. I'm
in Arizona. I want to get to Florida. I can go thru Texas, which is my best route,
and there is a certain distance from Ca
true - and I have generally had inactive VC's when I am going thru an NNI. When both
ends are with the same phone co, they usually get it right, but when you go thru an
NNI you tend to have more problems getting both companies to get to the same meeting
switch & same DLCI at the same time. Yo
This is correct. And my understanding of the reason you can't use subinterfaces here:
With frame relay, we are used to having subinterfaces. They are on the same physical
interface, so if you think about it, something in every frame is telling the router
which subinterface it belongs to. It'
I have a few unused T1 CSU's & the V.35 DTE cables at work, so I found the pinout on
Adtran's website for a T1 crossover cable. Switch pins 1 & 5, pins 2 & 4, & take pins
3, 6, 7 & 8 straight thru. I tried it on a cat 5 cable to connect 2 CSU's, connected
each CSU via the V.35 DTE to a router'
I think HSRP could really handle this well - but with redirect - I haven't tried this,
but... :
static route out T1, floating static to other router, so it is only in the route table
when the T1 goes down, if it sends out the same interface it will forward the
packet & send back ICMP redirect.
Whether I am asking for a raise or not, I have formed the habit of doing this for my
boss & asking it of my employees. I do the same for my goals for the next year. And
although I put it in the file annually, I update it & tell my employees to update
theirs regularly, maybe every 3 months, or
this is shorter but would deny traffice that was originally permitted -
from hosts on 211 & 212 to 214.3.1.50 using the specified protocols & ports - assuming
that's really what you are trying to accomplish
remember the general rule for access lists of least specific to most specific
on the 1s
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> Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 7:41 PM
> To: Roger Wang
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: ATM configuration
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>
> Roger,
>
> I did that. I need the configuraiton on the LS1010.
>
> Thanx.
>
> Jim Xie
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>
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> At 05:34 PM 08/15/2
In place of "dialer map", you can use the "dialer string" command. Then you
don't need destination's IP address.
HTH,
Rog
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> James Kavenaugh
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