OT: My lab is for sale [7:4433]

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OT: And this, too, shall pass... [7:4207]

Hi, all, 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

RE: Gateway of last resort vs. default Gateways

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

RE: 2500 Flash ?

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

RE: Private Internet Addressing

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

RE: Protocol numbers

http://www.isi.edu/in-notes/iana/assignments/protocol-numbers Rog > -Original Message- > From: Shane Stockman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 4:07 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Protocol numbers > > > I see in the BSCN courseware they mention somethi