I think I found an answer, basically only a few of the routers are having
the RXBOOT image on them. yes, 2500, 3000, 4000 (i know for sure that 5400
has it) and others... but nowhere in the list did i find 17xx or 36xx etc.
So its safe to assume that they dont have the rxboot image.
Check this ur
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.
Nick
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Ramesh c wrote:
> Ther serial port of my router is connected to PVT network and
> ethernet is connected to Internet,throught which i am going to
> establish VPN(Ipsec).
>
> My question are...
> 1)I am not running nat on my router,do i still need to add the
> following on my router...
>
> access-
I have heard from most/all of the CCIE's / wannabes that a study partner is
an absolute essential component in passing the LAB.
Anyway, as the subject says, I am looking for a study partner in Sydney, who
has finished his written and is scheduled to go for lab in the next 5-6
months. (or sooner).
CCIE Written (350-001) costs 585$ in Australia. (thats about 300US$).
Nick
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I seem to think its a route issue. IF u see on the first router, you have a
default pointing outside, fine. But on the second one you have a router to
192.168.100.x now, when u ping from remote router, it will use the ip
address of the BRI as the source and there doesnt seem to be a return path
on
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.
Thanks
Nick
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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.
Nick
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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).
Nick
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In hindsight, albeit, how was the CCIE prep (QUE
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I just passed my qualification test with an 83. It was not an easy test,
considering the topics covered. However, I must admit that nothing on the
test was beyond the blue print (from CCO). I must admit that being a CCNP is
definitely an advantage when one goes for this test, the coverage is
diffe
Most certainly a stuff up due to NAT overload (if you are using) and the
access list. CAn you pl. paste the config so we can help.
Thanks
Nick Shah
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This keyword is applied on both server & client, but it works on Clients
only. It is used in conjuntion with dialer map snapshot command, which
directs the string to dial etc.
>From what I understand its just one of the Cisco things, whereby you also
have to put in the dialer keyword (as in Snaps
If your goal is to prepare for CCIE Qualification (written) my
recommendation is :
1. Internetworking Tech. Overview (CCO)
2. Caslow (good for lab + written)
3. Jeff Doyle (Volume I)
4. Try either Halabi for BGP or CCO
Get a few Boson's (try no. 3, it has about 400 Q's). and you should be fine.
Boson Practice exams are the result of very hard work on part of their
authors. Come on, say for example you read a chapter out of Caslow, and
prepare a set of 20 Q's, I bet you will see atleast a couple of them on the
actual test maybe differently worded.
True, that the work that has gone into p
Use Dialer watch, which basically monitors a dynamically learned route
(eigrp/igrp) and if for the route disappears it activates the backup link.
Since it is not reliant on an interface status (which could be reported as
up), it would work in your case.
The other option is to use dialer profile,
Yep, the basic principle is : a VLAN is one subnet. and thats the reason
there is a limitation of 254 odd hosts in one VLAN (note : this is not a
theoritical limitation, but a practical one).
Nick
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Well, the trouble that you are seeing is prolly caused when say for example
you bring a SErial interface down on one end, but the switch(carrier
network) reports the link as being up to the serial interface on the other
end, so it doesnt switch to ISDN. I have seen this issue with particulary
ATM
By the looks of it, this router (this dialer profile) is dialled into some
destination, in which case you will have to drop the channel/disconnect and
only then will it allow you to add the dialer map, and thats what it may
mean by "dynamic dialer exists".
Jenny's option will basically achieve th
I think you have misunderstood what Cisco means by not having Appletalk &
LANE (and Decnet, X.25 etc). They are actually removed from the LAB but they
very much exist on Written. I would go on to say that you better know LANE,
because I have heard that they really ask a few curly ones on LANE/ATM.
Vijay,
I too live in Sydney, and I will be attempting my Written on 10th Dec. So
once I have it out of the way we can get together and study.
However, I may not match your selection criteria :) I am not in between
jobs, neither I have been retrenched :) However I dont mind studying on
weekends/
Yes, it certainly works that way... I quote from CCO :
"All HSRP routers participating in a standby group will watch for hello
packets from the active and the standby routers. From the active router in
the group they will all learn the hello and dead timer as well as the
standby IP address to be
The bad news is that yes, there are a couple of Q's on 700's in BCRAN, but
the good news is that they are fairly basic ones, and on the lines of :
Routers that can be used for a SOHO etc, or which of the following router
has a non-IOS like etc. MAybe one Q on profile, but definitely not in the
det
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