Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!

Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!

  • Congratulations strongm on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!

Recent content by helpdeskdan

  1. helpdeskdan

    How do you explain "router/switch/firewall" to your wife?

    Oh, that's easy. Peter Packet! http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/779/edu/peterpacket2/NewBuild_forweb/default.htm No time to chat, actually have to work these days - good to see some old friends here.
  2. helpdeskdan

    CCNP Study

    Yeah, BCRAN.
  3. helpdeskdan

    Transfering Configs

    I see, I don't do much security (yet) and have never heard of using tftp for transferring certs - I always use sftp for private key transfer but that's just for Linux.
  4. helpdeskdan

    VPN and Voice over Frame Relay

    Come now, Burt! You're the top MVP on TechTips - routers, you passed the dreaded CIT on the first go (I'll not tell my 803/804 story), and you have your own equipment that you work on often. What's a world as this where someone with the skills of Burt can not get a job?! Why, every day he...
  5. helpdeskdan

    VPN and Voice over Frame Relay

    It's a layer 2 topology, why wouldn't either work over frame relay? Perhaps you are speaking of some technology I have not heard of? voip and vpn shouldn't care what layer 2 topology they are carried over, as long as it's fast.
  6. helpdeskdan

    Transfering Configs

    ssh to a 1600?
  7. helpdeskdan

    BGP on Access Router on 64k line

    Perhaps if the core network ran iBGP. (heaven forbid) But, even then, I don't see the use as a static route probably would have worked just as well. Yes, it would know if a route went down which may save some time, but it seems like overkill.
  8. helpdeskdan

    Dynamips - Router Emulation Video Tutorials - Blindhog.net

    Yeah, no kidding, you would think so! Unfortunately, it just isn't true if you ask Cisco.
  9. helpdeskdan

    Dynamips - Router Emulation Video Tutorials - Blindhog.net

    Dang, I don't have an ios image for a 2691, 3620, 3640, 3660, 3725, 3745, or 7206. ftp.cisco.com has none. Of course, I'm sure I could find images for all of them on p2p or something, but, as of late, I've been stuck on this idea of using "legal software."
  10. helpdeskdan

    Dynamips - Router Emulation Video Tutorials - Blindhog.net

    Interesting, I'll play with this right now on Linux, thanks.
  11. helpdeskdan

    CCNP Study

    Yes, and good riddance, yet I used it as an example
  12. helpdeskdan

    CCNP Study

    I didn't have any equipment for ISDN, yet I knew I would probably be required to configure it from memory for the BCMSN. So, I wrote down the configuration in a text document and read it over and over. Then, I practiced typing it out a few times. Then, I practiced typing most of it out from...
  13. helpdeskdan

    Spanning tree on Cisco

    A good point. I would only use bpdu filtering globally which, for some silly reason, actually performs much different than if you enable it on a port. If you enable it on a port, you will get the operation which buckweet has described. However, enabling it globally, it will disable portfast...
  14. helpdeskdan

    Reverse Route

    Whoops! I meant to say "Split horizon will NOT allow you to send routing updates out the interface it came in on" However, if the next hop is out the same interface, I believe you can do that. It only applies to routing updates. Thanks for making me clarify that.
  15. helpdeskdan

    ACL on ports

    There was a really good cisco site to look this up and I can't remember where it was... Anyway, yes, a 3750 should do, but no, it won't work between clients and servers on the same subnet because they both need access to the same gateway. 1 subnet to 1 vlan. You could either segment your...

Part and Inventory Search

Back
Top