I have no way of testing this, but the understanding that I have is that,
Passive-interface stops the processing of routing updatesbut doesn't
stop
Hello's from being advertised out that interface
Yet the database-filter will not allow neighborships from being formed
So you might have the
The company has no level of professionalism. They call you in for this
Cattle call.
You and 15 other people for a interview for the same job. Then they
want to do all
of the negotiation. I find that any job they set you up for they are
trying to keep
about $20,000 +. So becareful, of them
comments.
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Tshon
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 11:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Loopback Interfaces... [7:37933]
What in the world is the question about, what are you trying to do.
Ping the remote
What you are seeing is that you still have a L2 interface. you have
combined multiple interfaces into one,
and then assigned the one interface an IP address.
Check CCO on switching.
Jeffrey Reed wrote:
Check out the link I pasted in my original email on how to configure a Layer
3 channel.
Not sure, I'm understanding your question but try this.
Make all of your switches operate in Vlan 2
all other management protocolsCDP,VTP and such are in VLAN 1
and then use the rest of your vlan for date traffic from hosts.
Michael Kelker wrote:
this isn't a direct CCNP cert question,
Chuck wrote:
this is not one of those I have a customer questions, although I have a
customer is the starting point.
A couple of years ago a small college installed a new cable plant consisting
of fiber for data and copper for analogue phones between their main telco
closet and a couple of
You were just about right, except
Administrative distance is used when to different routing protocols
advertise the same route.
Metric is used as the tie breaker if multiple paths exist within a
routing protocol.
Hunt Lee wrote:
Could someone help me get a clear understanding about this:
I
You need to configure the T1 and Identify what channels you are using.
Ali, Abbas wrote:
On my 2600 router, I configured the T1 0/0 controller, and the below message
is keep appearing.
00:23:10: %CONTROLLER-5-UPDOWN: Controller T1 0/0, changed state to down
(RAI de
tected)
00:23:12:
You also type it out to us:
R1 has an ip address of 10.103.56.97/20 and
R2 has an ip address of 10.103.56.1/21
Steven A. Ridder wrote:
Reading your output further, the router told you that the masks didn't
match:
OSPF: Mismatched hello parameters from 10.103.56.1
Dead R 40 C 40, Hello R
I'm not sure but your config says that anything ip with a source add
10.1.1.2 to any place gets high
priority. But anything else ip gets low priority arp and so on. Is
that what you are trying to accomplish?
what about other traffic not originating from the firewall, all user
traffic gets
Depending on what the static route is. If the static is a default
route, you could redistribute with the
redistribute static or you could use default information originate. You
could also make the static
next hop a interface that is already apart of the ospf domain. then
automatic
Recertification is just that to see you have kept up the knowledge that
you have earned. The CCNP
track still gives you the basics but make you aware of quite a few
options to tune implement and
troubleshoot your network. As you have attained the various certs your
worth to the company has
in. The CCSI cert
will and is always tied to a training partner, it is never really yours
unless you work out some type of
contract.
Tshon
CCSI
Matthew Tayler wrote:
Ok I have tried cco - which gives very little away - and the Groupstudy
archives which seem to relate to ICRC and other out of date
You could have both providers send you default routes and place a weight
on the provider you'd prefer to use w/ Neighbor weight command.
brian kastor wrote:
I have looked at http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/459/40.html
and I understand multihoming to 2 different providers. What I can't seem
I positive your answer is on the CD documentation which means it is on
the web site.
Jeremy Rogers wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if anyone can help me on this. I just took the CIPT test
and there was a question on there that I can not seem to locate the answer
for. I am not looking for
a T1 is a physical layer circuit. ISDN's PRI is technology that rides
inside a T1.
So you could have a T1 between two sites in a point to point setup,
or You could have a PRI that forms a point to point when dialed across
any of its B channels,
between to sites
what you have is a T1 between
Show us your configs. Also, I remember there was something I heard once
That pinging a frame interface is actually sent out the interface before
responding.
which meant that the traffic goes out on the circuit and is sent back
like I said some typ of rumor. I would check the CCO
What in the world is the question about, what are you trying to do.
Ping the remote routers, they have a serial
interface that you can ping, or the ethernet. Why do you need a
loopback, what routing protocol are you
running, where is a config? We can't figure out what you are talking
about,
I'm not sure I understand your entire question. But, I hope this
helps... you have to many formulas.
What the recommendation states is that if you are running other routing
protocols like ospf who
takes its decisions based on bandwidth statements then you shouldn't
change them, because it
shows you
what you didn't know that is what a test does. Go back and bone up,
then you'll
pass.
Tshon
John Neiberger wrote:
If Cisco is asking questions about products that have been
EOLed then they need to get some new test authors. :-) I just
don't understand the difficulty in creating
Have you tried to redistribute the static route. If not how are your
other routers suppose to find out about that
network. Check their route tables.
kaushalender wrote:
Hi group ,
I have cisco 2610 router on which I am using static routing .I have new
customer which is directly connected
Multichassis Multilink PPP Overview
Prior to Release 11.2, Cisco IOS supported Multilink PPP (MLP).
Beginning with Release 11.2, Cisco IOS software also supports
Multichassis Multilink PPP (MMP).
Multilink PPP provides the capability of splitting and recombining
packets to a single end-system
We need your config. This will help us see your problem. omit ip
addresses and passwords!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you using Chap anthencation? Have you checked that chap
hostname/passowrd between these two router? Is dialer remote-name ...
configed in the receiving end router's
Mario,
Please forgive everyone else. They should remember that you never
know who you'll run into again, or
who might be listening. All of these guys do represent their immediate
company, and cisco. What they
should have said is, if your prepare well you'll pass. Go over the
material
The answer is A or B... if you have just one pvc coming in from the
switch, and inverse-arp running
you don't have to do anything on the spoke. B would work fine if
inverse-arp is working.
A would take care of everything and leave nothing to chance. (all
considering one pvc coming into the
situation. Then you should pursue
you personal financial goals. After that you can attain the others cert
fairly easy. I am not aware of any study
groups but good luck!
Tshon
Ocsic wrote:
any NORTEL NEWSGROUP ?
James Barber Hi, firstly my apologies for posting this in a Cisco
group.
However
guys should keep in mind:
No there is no CCIE Q or written cert. Cisco has identified you as
a lab candidate. This applies
to everyone on the planet. You have been invited to take the lab,
if you pass the written and after
that date you are still a CCIE candidate just like
Yes this is possible exactly as you discribed. Hope fully in this
scenario you have more than one bri. But, say you don't
you have two B channels unless the load exceeds one of the B channels
you have no problem I believe the last question
is is there a priority or preempt command? Make
.
Thanks again,
John
Tshon 2/22/02 3:07:43 PM
Yes this is possible exactly as you discribed. Hope fully in this
scenario you have more than one bri. But, say you don't
you have two B channels unless the load exceeds one of the B channels
you have no problem I believe the last question
Tshon 2/22/02 3:45:58 PM
I can't remember but... this also helps
dialer pool-member number [priority priority] [min-link minimum] [max
link maximum] - Assigns a physical interface to a dialer pool.
priority priority - Sets the priority of the physical interface within
the dialer pool (from 1
Breath! If you have passed all the others and understand the
concepts contained with in all the courses, you will pass this test.
Its not hard. But, if you don't breath, you could die!!
Signed
Toris S Stephens
Tshon
CCSI, CCNP, CCIE lab on 24th
Joshua Barnes wrote:
Well the big
.
Toris
Tshon
CCSI, CCNP, CCIE Lab on the 24th
Tom Richs wrote:
If you have lets say 4 WAN sites or 3 WAN sites connecting as a triangle,
does it make sense to use one network lets say 192.168.5.0/30 as the
subnetted ip address for all the WAN serial interfaces between all the
sites
Ok, try this
Ip- classless: allows a router to look for routes classlessly
(understands subnets) meaning it will do a longest bit match with routes
in your routing table but if after checking for subnets it doesn't find
one locally then it follows the default route.
With out this
I believe that your problem isn't that you aren't doing the correct
sequence, but I think that if you are trying to send the break from win
nt/2000 it doesn't work unless you know how to set it. You do need
a machine that sends the break key.
Farooq Ali wrote:
Hi All:
I would
the t1
circuit, derives the timing and places that on a timing pin/pins to the
dte. The dce also derives the data from the t1 and sends that on the
data pin/pins to the dte
tshon (CCSI)
McIntosh, Leslie (US - Tulsa) wrote:
In short:
DTE - Data Terminal Equipment
Source of Data over a serial
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