> >
> > Yes, they do want to do it, and will retire the 3524-PWR as
> soon as they
> can.
>
> Uh if they DO want to do it (have switches with inline
> power), then why
> would they want to retire the 3524-PWR?!?!?! ( I know there's
> the
> 4000/6000s but I doubt you'll see someone putting a
Giuseppe Citerna wrote:
>
> Hi ,
> i have the lab at october, and i dont know what is switch ,
> 5000 or 3550?!
> It's true that CCIE must knowns every things, but the game must
> be equal for all, and therefore the ccie candidate must known
> what is the equipment list.
> what about?!
> thanks
Why does it matter since they said clearly that any 3550 specific
options won't be used until mid-November?!?!?
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Hi ,
i have the lab at october, and i dont know what is switch , 5000 or 3550?!
It's true that CCIE must knowns every things, but the game must be equal for
all, and therefore the ccie candidate must known what is the equipment list.
what about?!
thanks
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They're going to retire the 3524 PWR because it dosen't have the new "AVVID"
capabilites of the new 2950/3550's. They're just waiting for the IEEE to
ratify the new 802.3af standard, so they can include it into the 3550
switches. I guess the new standards will use different pins and wires to
del
"Frank Merrill" wrote in message
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> Michael L. Williams wrote:
> >
> > Yeah... I don't get this... I know there aren't any 2950s
> > and 3550s that
> > support power, but there's the 3524-PWR-XL-EN switch that does
> > provide
> > inline power.
Michael L. Williams wrote:
>
> Yeah... I don't get this... I know there aren't any 2950s
> and 3550s that
> support power, but there's the 3524-PWR-XL-EN switch that does
> provide
> inline power. Can't they make up their mind as to whether
> they want to
> do it or not?!?!?!
Yes, they d
Yeah... I don't get this... I know there aren't any 2950s and 3550s that
support power, but there's the 3524-PWR-XL-EN switch that does provide
inline power. Can't they make up their mind as to whether they want to
do it or not?!?!?!
As far as the 3550 replacing the 5000, it says "However
Chuck Ryan wrote:
>
> Do you have the link for this change? I've just searched CCO,
> the CCIE
> "what's new" area specifically, and I see no mention of this
> anywhere.
That's exactly where I found it under the 'What's New' section (18). Here's
the link:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/c
Steven A. Ridder wrote:
>
> There's nothing wrong with knowing the IOS based switches just
> on principal,
> as one probably installs more of them in a job then the
> 6500's. The only
> problem left with the new switches is no in-line power until
> next year when
> 802.3af is ratified.
>
> --
>
Chuck wrote:
>
> The way I read this, between 9/1 and 11/4 there will still be
> token ring
> switches in the Lab, and you may still have to be able to work
> with them.
>
> Make sense?
Makes sense to me! I suspect, based on that new info, that all of those
topics will have to be dealt with now
Do you have the link for this change? I've just searched CCO, the CCIE
"what's new" area specifically, and I see no mention of this anywhere.
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From: "Frank Merrill"
To:
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 3:43 PM
Subject: Cisco Lab Changes..Updated [7:46623]
> It would app
There's nothing wrong with knowing the IOS based switches just on principal,
as one probably installs more of them in a job then the 6500's. The only
problem left with the new switches is no in-line power until next year when
802.3af is ratified.
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""jeff sicuranza"" wr
I tell you this is becoming utter nonsense. As I mentioned in an older post
I picked up an awesome 5505 for a song and I was expecting to use it to
prepare for my first lab attempt on 9/9.
ThenÂ… this news comes out about the 3550. Okay no problem, if I nail the lab
the first time(I wish! and will
The way I read this, between 9/1 and 11/4 there will still be token ring
switches in the Lab, and you may still have to be able to work with them.
Make sense?
""Frank Merrill"" wrote in message
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> It would appear that the changes to the Lab have been
Frank Merrill wrote:
> Therefore, effective November 4th, 2002, the following topics will no
longer
> be tested on the CCIE Routing and Switching exam:
>
> IGRP
> Token Ring
> Token Ring Switching
> IPX
I wonder, will the new 640-60x tests drop IPX?
-- TT
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