Hi,
If you can find a FM that discusses converting from, say, default PVST
to cross-vendor MST, on a live network across a large campus without an
engineer in every closet with a laptop, serial console, and cell phone,
let me know :-)
no such book or doc as far as i'm aware. but i did
Hi,
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 04:09:42AM +0200, Kim Onnel wrote:
I cant seem to get myself to understand spanning tree, SVIs and all the sort
by just reading, i dont have access to switches to get my hands to
configure, any suggestions?
For spanning tree, I can recommend the book Bridges and
Download GNS3 (or just dynagen/dynamips) for some hands on.
Although there is no direct cisco switch emulation, you can install an
NM-16ESW in a 3600 and get the important features.
If you've ever had a real networkand accidentally created a loop in an
environment without spanningtreeand
Dean Smith wrote:
If you've ever had a real networkand accidentally created a loop in an
environment without spanningtreeand then watched the network melt and
all the activity lights go solidspanning-tree becomes much easier to
understand.
You can learn a lot about spanning tree
This is starting to look like the most egalitarian thread in sometime.
Calm down guys, sharing and laughing over common hardships might let
the others know we weren't simply always experts in all areas.
Reading a book will only get you so far, right? ;)
Jeff Kell [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/10/08
Hi,
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 03:19:16PM -0500, Sean Granger wrote:
Reading a book will only get you so far, right? ;)
Reading the *right* book helps a lot :) - and then, it's build a network,
change things, see it explode, find out why it happened, and swear to
yourself that it won't happen
Hello,
I cant seem to get myself to understand spanning tree, SVIs and all the sort
by just reading, i dont have access to switches to get my hands to
configure, any suggestions?
Thanks,
Kim
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