John/Priscilla/Robert,
Thanks for the replies and yes I am reading the 640-503 book by Clare Gough.
I've already gone through the Sybex one by Todd Lammel which I didn't enjoy
(s many mistakes in it).
Thank you for clearing up some of my confusion and I'm quite pleased to
discover it wasn't j
synchronization has recently been disabled by default default in BGP,
12.2.8T!!
Dave
John Neiberger wrote:
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> Yep, EIGRP does it by default. I *really* wish they'd make 'no
> auto-summary' the default for both EIGRP and BGP. It makes no sense to
> me to leave summarization on by default. I
My guess is that you're using the 640-504 study guide by Clare Gough, Cisco
Press. I am also using this book as a study guide and have been very
confused by her use of these terms. Remember that this book is a bit older
than the current criteria, so when she was actually penning it the
informatio
Yep, EIGRP does it by default. I *really* wish they'd make 'no
auto-summary' the default for both EIGRP and BGP. It makes no sense to
me to leave summarization on by default. I don't know how many times
I've been working a lab scenario and said "Doh! Forgot to turn off
summarization!" :-)
Joh
Good translation, but is it even true about EIGRP? IGRP yes, but EIGRP?
Just checking. When a book is so clueless to still refer to the Network
Information Center, I have to question other things too. ;-)
Priscilla
John Neiberger wrote:
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> Hmm...okay. How old is this book? They are using 'Net
Hmm...okay. How old is this book? They are using 'Network boundary' to
refer to the classful major network supernet.
I'm still confused by their use of NIC number and that's because they
are NOT referring to the Network Interface Card like most of us would
expect. They appear to be referring to
James Gosnold wrote:
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> Hi John,
>
> I always thought of the NIC number as the MAC address of a
> Network card!
>
> Here are a couple of quotes from the Cisco Press book I am
> reading to show the context in which they use the terms:
>
> "BGP-4 and EIGRP summarizes at the network boundary
> au
Hi John,
I always thought of the NIC number as the MAC address of a Network card!
Here are a couple of quotes from the Cisco Press book I am reading to show
the context in which they use the terms:
"BGP-4 and EIGRP summarizes at the network boundary automatically.
Summarization within the NIC nu
I've never heard of NIC Number or NIC Network Number so I have no idea
what they're talking about. In the first instance, perhaps they're
referring to the MAC address. In the second instance, perhaps they're
referring to the IP address associated with the NIC. These are just
guesses, though. I
I suppose some of you might recall what it was like trying to study on new
technolgies as I am now for the BSCI CCNP exam.
I am beginning to get confused with some of the terminology used by the
different books and was hoping one of you might spare a second to provide a
concise definition of the f
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