i concur with what doyle has said .
i mainly work with cisco stuff..but surprisingly i have learned bay
(enough to get into trouble) failry easy in a matter of 3 weeks.
a good foundation is essential
ccnawan wrote:
Hi all,
A few days ago there was a thread about the value of cisco c
Wired magazine has useful content now? I looked at a few issues, was very
impressed with the print and image quality, but thought the content was
gossip level..
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
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> nice Dan, thanks for the walk down memory lane, for reminding us that this
> is te
Hi,
I think the one major difference between Cisco certs and the others you
mention are the others are vendor specific.
Cisco's certs deal with many RFC based technologies (to many to mention)
that are used by almost every Networking Vendor out there.
Although their are definite slants on some Cis
oth your arms broken ...and have to configure a 25
router SNA network in the dark with 1 ip address...
i can`t wait
steve
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> Magazine has the article describing it. n-dimension switching and talks
> about a smart core that has peta bit capabilities. Still in the design
> phase, but thats how they all start.
...and how most of them end.
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Actually its Caspian Networks. i got the name wrong. The may issue of Wired
Magazine has the article describing it. n-dimension switching and talks
about
a smart core that has peta bit capabilities. Still in the design phase, but
thats how they all start.
joe gearhart CCNP
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Caspian Systems??? Can you elaborate a little?
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The new
The new kid on the block will be Caspian Systems.
Joe Gearhart,CCNP
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I see the next 'killer app' being VoIP (and just
deploying one set of wires) and also Multicast audio
and blackboard applications. Cisco looks well
positioned to help with both of those.
Ben
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> nice Dan, thanks for the walk down memory lane, for
> reminding us that this
> is
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nice Dan, thanks for the walk down memory lane, for reminding us that this
is temporary.
and now listmemb
nice Dan, thanks for the walk down memory lane, for reminding us that this
is temporary.
and now listmembers... (drumroll please) ... who is YOUR guess for the next
new kid on the block?
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You know how everything follows a cycle and repeats? I think I'm gonna find
a DOS certification and go for that before the rush hits ;) Maybe WFW will
come back in a 64-bit, unbloated version and be the best O/S ever. Hmmm.
;)
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