it doesn't seem like anyone wants to commit and possibly tell you not to
worry about LANE when you might have some questions on it in the test. From
everything I have seen on line, in the books I have recently studied and
from the BCMSN class I took last week, I would say NO I don't think
No Lane.
I took the CCNP recert yesterday, No lane at all.
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I just want to make sure is there any LANE on CCNP switching?
Thank you!
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it doesn't seem like anyone wants to commit and possibly tell you not to
worry about LANE when you might have some questions on it in the test. From
everything I have seen on line
Hi guys,
I just want to make sure is there any LANE on CCNP switching?
Thank you!
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Hi guys
Tiongster 84 wrote in message
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Hi guys,
I just want to make sure is there any LANE on CCNP switching?
I don't know, but what does the blueprint say?
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/current_exams/640-604.html#examtop
watch the wrap
I passed the BCMSN test, but you can look at the Cisco documentation for
what should be on the test. If you've taken any courses for the CCNP, or
look at the info from Cisco, you will probably see that ATM, and LANE in
specific, is a very small percentage of the material covered, if at all.
So
Well, I took the exam today, and there was not one question on
LANE, although cisco's response when I asked them was maybe yes
maybe no, well not in those exact words.
I guess the cost effectivness of ethernet over LANE has slowly
killed it off to the point that cisco won't cover
I would trust the cisco web site and go with what it says is featured on the
exam. From what I have seen, what it notes on the web site is accurate to
what is on the test.
I used 504 books to pass the 604 test, so I don't think too much changed.
Message Posted at:
I have the old ciscopress 640-504 book, and there is a chapter
on LANE, the cisco website exam topics page does not mention LANE. Has it
been ommited, if so did anything else change from 640-504 tp 604?
Thanks,
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We are considering new technologies that can substitute the layer 2
services provided by LANE.
Some of our clients have flat networks and use our LANE services acros a
WAN ATM backbone.
We are looking forward to change this layer 2 services to layer 3 services,
so we could avoid all problems
I'd appreciate if you can send me a copy of the same.
Regards,
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Mark W. Odette II
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 11:42 PM
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Subject: RE: LANE Information [7:50420]
I'd like a copy
Actually, I though the LANE section of Caslow's book was pretty good.
Mike W.
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Does anyone know where I get can get some straight forward LANE
information?
Thanks,
P. Neil Borne, CCDA,CCNP,C-voice
Does anyone know where I get can get some straight forward LANE
information?
Thanks,
P. Neil Borne, CCDA,CCNP,C-voice and CWNA
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Ha, straight forward LANE, that's an oxymoron!!
Actually I have a internal doc titled LANE, it ain't rocket science
I got several years ago from a Cisco engineer that is very good, clear
and consice in a way you won't find on CCO but I don't have it in
electronic form.
Dave
Neil Borne
I have digitized the doc but I doubt I can send a pdf to the list. If
interested send me an email
Dave
MADMAN wrote:
Ha, straight forward LANE, that's an oxymoron!!
Actually I have a internal doc titled LANE, it ain't rocket science
I got several years ago from a Cisco engineer
I'd like a copy of that doc, if you would be so kind... will be some
very interesting reading.
Mark
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I have digitized the doc
Cisco LAN Switching by Clark and Hamilton has an interesting chapter on
LANE.
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Subject: LANE Information [7:50420]
Does anyone know where I get can get
. Is it
possible to configure LANE between the two. If it is possible could someone
please provide some example configs for the CAT 5k; the CAT3k only has a
legacy menu interface that isn't real hard to figure out. Thanks.
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Hi All,
I have a problem with configuring LANE on: Cisco 3600 router - Marconi ATM
switch - Catalyst 5000 LAN switch with a LANE module.
The config for the Marconi switch has been done by someone that knows the
equipment config, and I know that part is correct. The 3640 router has ATM
mode
I have worked with Centillion 100s before and know that the code on them can
be buggy
depending on what version you are running. have you checked the log on the
centillion ?
Circusnuts wrote:
I'm dealing with what I think is a LANE incompatibility issue. I have
Centillions ATM switches
I'm dealing with what I think is a LANE incompatibility issue. I have
Centillions ATM switches feeding into a Cisco 7513 (AIP's). The issue deals
with intermittent Client (Centillion) drops on the 7513. This has apparently
been going on for a couple years. There's no trail of the root cause
Yeiz, I am =)
The title is Cisco LAN Switching
-Peter Slow
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Subject: Re: Lane and FDDI? What to belive? [7:9063]
Which one are you reading? The CCIE book or the LAN switching book? I
found
this link to be most
Does Lane have support for FDDI? I am reading Richard A. Deal's book Cisco
LAN switch configuration page 475. It says FDDI is not supported under LANE?
Then I go to Lammle CCIE book page 736 and it says
LANE also provides translation between multiple media environments,
allowing data sharing
lane runs OVER atm. it connects LANs.
i beleive you would need to do translational bridging to use fddi. i've
never tried, but now im kinda interested...im reading the same book
..its good @!#$, isnt it!?
Peter Slow, CCNP Voice Specialist
Network Engineer
Planetary Networks
535 West 34th
Hi,
I was just reviewing the Exam Blueprint for CCNP Switching 2.0 and I noticed
that it included Atm Lane. The BCMSN course doesn't cover LANE, and it's
also skipped by the Sybex and Coriolis Books. Can anyone tell me if the
exam blueprint is accurate, or if this is a bit of misinformation
If you mean the switching (BCMSN) exam, the only reference that i found for
LANE was in the trunking protocols... In the study guide, there is a table
mentioning the different protocols (isl, 802.1Q, 802.10 and, of course
LANE).
But i doubt one is supposed to know how LANE works.
--
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ATM LANE is not covered in CCNP BCMSN (Switching 2.0) exam. Trust me I
passed with flying colors and don't know the first thing about ATM LANE =)
Mike W.
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Hi,
I was just reviewing the Exam Blueprint
It depends on the version of the test you get. I took the switching exam
one month ago and ATM LANE is on the test. Expect questions on LES,BUS,
LECS and LEC.
JT
On Tue, 29 May 2001 23:20:19 -0400, Michael L. Williams wrote:
ATM LANE is not covered in CCNP BCMSN (Switching 2.0) exam. Trust
How many versions are there? We are talking Cisco exam 640-504, right?
Well, I checked Cisco's website:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/current_exam
s/640-504.html
According to the above link, ATM and LANE are listed as Network Protocols
covered by the exam, so
I have a 7206VXR running 12.1(4). When I push an ACL with CiscoWorks (CW),
the write back to my CW server kills the LANE client and my users are
isolated from the WAN until the LANE reestablishes (2-5 minutes). The ACL
push is actually successful.
I can tftp the ACL from my desktop with Cisco
Subject: LANE and CiscoWorks anomaly [7:499]
I have a 7206VXR running 12.1(4). When I push an ACL with CiscoWorks
(CW),
the write back to my CW server kills the LANE client and my users are
isolated from the WAN until the LANE reestablishes (2-5 minutes). The ACL
push is actually successful
Hey,
How to understand TLS "Transparent LAN service" and
"LANE"? Any explaination? Thank.
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I have an ATM cloud with LS1010s LS1015s and an 8540. On my lane blade I
have the LES/BUSs and LECs configured
A long time ago... I was having problems with ATM director as part of CWSI
seeing the ATM cloud correctly.. Part of the FIX was stating VTP ENABLED on
the Lane Blades... I
Hey guys. If anyone needs LANe switches, I've got two I'm selling for
cheaper than a LS 1010. I no longer need them.
1) 3Com Corebuilder 3500 [ http://www.3com.com/solutions/cb3500.html ]
This is cool because it's a Layer 3 switch, six 10/100 TX ports, six 100 FX
ports, two ATM OC3 Multi-Mode
Hey guys. If anyone needs LANe switches, I've got two I'm selling for
cheaper than a LS 1010. I no longer need them.
1) 3Com Corebuilder 3500 [ http://www.3com.com/solutions/cb3500.html ]
This is cool because it's a Layer 3 switch, six 10/100 TX ports, six 100 FX
ports, two ATM OC3 Multi-Mode
We had Centillions and 5000 Series at our edge and at our core, and had such problems
getting them to connect to our Cisco Core routers with ATM LANE that Cisco provided a
special IOS version for our routers to keep it running. I was told it was built just
for our network.
We ended up dumping
I have "ZERO" experience in this arena... here goes. I believe I'm
seeing the result of compatibility issues between Nortel equipment
(Centillion LANE switches) Cisco gear (7513). This setup has existed
for some time with version 11.1 IOS on the 7500. I'd been told stories fro
Circusnuts wrote:
I have "ZERO" experience in this arena... here goes. I believe I'm
seeing the result of compatibility issues between Nortel equipment
(Centillion LANE switches) Cisco gear (7513).
Centillions have a known (or had anyway) incompatibility in the UNI
address re
t: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 12:02 AM
Subject: LANE over PVCs
Hi all,
I've run into a problem using a LANE blade to carry VLAN traffic over
PVCs.
Normally, you would have LANE blades in SwitchA and in SwitchB, both of
them
with corresponding statements like:
atm pvc 826 0 826 aal5snap
atm bind pv
Hello,
I have the CiscoPress book for Switching, which I am studying for, and =
in the book they only define ATM and LANE. I noticed that in the exam =
guide for the test it has ATM and LANE as test topics. I have asked =
people that have taken the 1.0 version of the test, and they say
I'd be familiar with the LANE components and AAL5 to
be safe. Likely not a lot of questions, if any,
though.
--- Karl Thrasher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have the CiscoPress book for Switching, which I am
studying for, and =
in the book they only define ATM and LANE. I noticed
Hi all,
I've run into a problem using a LANE blade to carry VLAN traffic over PVCs.
Normally, you would have LANE blades in SwitchA and in SwitchB, both of them
with corresponding statements like:
atm pvc 826 0 826 aal5snap
atm bind pvc vlan 826 826
So then, any traffic for VLAN 826 is carried
Greetings,
Have LANE between VIP2-40/PA-A1 12.0[7]T and Nortel C100 with Cisco7507 as a
one-arm router for 6 ELANs.
The LES/BUS/LECS sit on the C100. One ELAN shows intermitent IP connectivity
problem (sub .6) to the other switches in the ELAN.
c7507
interface ATM0/0/0
mtu 1500
no ip address
No
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Waqar M
Sent: 04 December 2000 17:14
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Subject: ATM Lane in switching 2.0(BCMSN)
Dear All,
Can someone plz tell me that does SWITCHING (BCMSN)exam contain ATM Lane
questions??? I
Dear All,
Can someone plz tell me that does SWITCHING (BCMSN)exam contain ATM Lane
questions??? I have completed my preparation and i m bit confused a bit that
whether to prepare for LANE also or not. Moreover, any sort of final tips as
i m going to have this exam after 3 days. Any sort
Its been a while, but thinking back, I don't believe so. And if it did,
it was so little I wouldn't worry to much on lane.
Spanning Tree, VLANs, EtherChannel, MultiLayer Switchingthats the
type of stuff you want to study up on
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Waqar M wrote:
Dear All,
Can
There wasn't any on the one I took back in late August. Add trunking to the list
mentioned below.
--Scott Strand
CCNP
Brian wrote:
Its been a while, but thinking back, I don't believe so. And if it did,
it was so little I wouldn't worry to much on lane.
Spanning Tree, VLANs, EtherChannel
There isn't any questions on ATM LANE which i take on this
year Sept papers. Good Luck
Rgds,
Sam
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To: Brian; Waqar M
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Subject: Re: ATM Lane
I'm not sure if its conventional wisdom, but I would
recommend that, based on my experience, there is
little reason to use LANE, especially in a WAN
setting. Layer 3 PVCs would provide a better solution.
I would also note that most customers and vendors are
leaving LANE in favor of other
Hi all,
It seems that LANE does not have much advantage.
In what situation I need to / is better to use LANE?
Thanks
Regards,
mak
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If you have ATM running on your network and wants to interconnect it with the
legacy LANS, LANE is your bet.
Hope this answers your question and further postings on this will be
appreciated.
mak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
It seems that LANE does not have much advantage.
In what
Mak,
We use a bit of LANE. When going from one part of the state to another on ATM we can
use VLAN's/ELAN's and get the data across high speed links making the sites appear as
if they are in the one LAN.
Teunis,
Hobart, Tasmania
Hobart
On Friday, December 01, 2000 at 12:27:19 AM, mak wrote
Sure you can. Here's a snippet of ATM config from a 3640. This is more
complex than a normal config as there are 4 elans and 3 different LECS.
I hope it helps,
Rodgers Moore
hostname 3640a
!
ip subnet-zero
ip host-routing
no ip domain-lookup
!
lane database cisco
name test server-atm
Hi,
Is it possible to configure LANE on router, eg 7500 series, since I just
see examples of LANE configuration on Catalyst 8400 etc in Cisco site?
Thanks
Regards,
Raymond
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hey everyone,
In reading through the lists's messages over the past few weeks I came
across a post claiming that the Switching 2.0 did have a couple of ATM
questions but that--as I noticed--the BCMSN course manual does not cover the
material. Where should I look to fill in these knowledge gaps?
nistrative domain (analogous
to an AS).
More info than you need:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/idg4/nd2008.htm#xtocid29822
6
Good LANE presentation here (my CATM instructor who is a member of ATM forum
created them):
http://www.net2245.com/
HTH,
Charles
"Nadeem
Yes... In fact in an ATM backbone enviroment it is very very common.
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Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 3:47 PM
Subject: ILS + LANE trunks
Edge switch w/out LANE capability (Cat4000). Can
Edge switch w/out LANE capability (Cat4000). Can I connect it to a 5500
(via ISL or dot1q trunking) that already has LANE trunking set up. This
would allow the edge switch to participate in VTP and communicate w/ the
rest of the network w/out having to be a LANE client.
I'm not sure a switch
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Subject: ATM Lane Gigabit Ethernet
Team:
We are upgrading our network to Gigabit Ethernet from
ATM Lane. Are any of you aware of any known problems
or caveats in implementing
Does anyone have any contact info and recent feedback on using virtual ATM
LANE labs for CCIE RS Lab prep?
Thank you in advance.
"WSS Credit Suisse First Boston" made the following
annotations on 06/30/0
Hey,
Can anyone recommend the minimum/required equipment for the
ATM/LANE lab that they know will work well for the CCIE lab prep.
I'm planning to use 5500 switch, two 3640 routers with ATM modules,
and the rest would be just couple of 2600's.
Can anyone give me specific part numbers for 5500
a
4500 w/ a ds-3 or an oc-3mmf card and a cat 5000 with a lane blade and a sup
1 tx and a 7000 with an oc3 mmf is a much more reasonable way to go. Also,
using a lightstream 100 will save you big bucks. I have a 7000 chassis with
power supply and rsp and ssp (everything you need shy of the card
I need some advice/insight from the group.
Currently we have 5000's and 5500's in the closets coming back ATM to the
core which consists of LS1010's running LANE. We'd like to try and
position ourselves for an easy transition to Gigabit, so we are looking at
what we can do now.
For instance
Joe,
Would there be any way to use ISDN sub-addressing to do this?
Sorry if this is silly.
In Australia none of the Telco ISDN Switches use SPID's so I haven't done much
work with them outside basic lab configs.
Darren
Joe Martin wrote:
2- NO
""Quinton Maynard"" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
If I have a Catalyst 5000 with an ATM blade and want to learn how to
configure ATM, do I just need a switch that will run the LANE services? I
pulled a 3Com Corebuilder 7000 off-line at work and these are capable of
running the ATM LANE services. Since the CCIE R/S exam doesn't require
differentiate
one channel from the other.
Regards,
Aaron K. Dixon
WAN Element Manager - Cisco
Omnes, A Schlumberger Company
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Quinton Maynard
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 7:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: LANE
Yes. I have done the very thing with a Corebuilder 7000. The Corebuilder
just needs the LECS address of the CAT5000 and you can configure all the
LANE scenarios you need.
I put the LECS, LES/BUS'es on the CAT5000.
Simon Hopkins.
Mark Holloway wrote:
If I have a Catalyst 5000 with an ATM
Aaron hit it right on the head. I've actually done this. My brain must
have been fried. Just goes to show that I'm human.
Bring in a BRI from Telco as a U-Interface. Connect it to an NT1. The S/T
side of an NT1 is passive and support many devices. The BRI line needs to
be configured for
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Subject: Re: LANE help and a couple of other things.
Aaron hit it right on the head. I've actually done this. My brain must
have been fried. Just goes to show that I'm human.
Bring in a BRI from Telco as a U-Interface. Connect it to an NT1. The S/T
side of an NT1 is passive and support
#1 I have a cat 5 w/ lane module going to a lightstream 100 w/ ATM modules
going out to a 4500 w/ ds3. i need one more ATM device to implement LANE as
used in the CCIEbootcamp labs. i was advised to buy another 4500 w/ an atm
interface, but before i do that i wondered if anyone had had any
1-I've installed Fore Systems NICs for NT and Solaris and made it a LANE
client. On the NT box, it was easy. Install the NIC software and then it
allows you to add "virtual" NICs which you then map layer three(IP)
addresses to them.
2- NO
3- Can't comment
JOE
CCNP, CCDP, and a
Joe,CCIE Lab - May
27/28good luck-Joe-"Joe Martin"
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for NT and Solaris and made it a LANE client. On the NT box, it
was easy. Install the NIC software and then it allows
I want to make r1 the LECS, but I don't want to put the LECS address on the
ATM switch, can r2 still join the elan?
For example,
r1---atmr2
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Yes.
On the major atm interface on r1, use the 'lane config
fixed-config-atm-address' for the LECS. This will force the
LECS to advertise the well-known LECS address, which the
LANE Clients already know how to use. This requires no
special configuration commands on the ls1010.
HTH,
Scott
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