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Thanks for your reply. As it happens my instructor got a decent set of maps for me - now the really usefull thing was your description of what it is that they are looking for. I felt like I didnt understand where my starting point was but now at last I can crack on with this thing... Thanks...

Hi gang I am doing the CCNA and am at the stage where I'm trying to start the Threaded Case Study. I am to work on "Sunny Slope" school, but, I am having real difficulty in making out the text that is printed on the maps on Cisco's website (CCNA curriculum) . Does anyone have, or...

I am not certain, but, it sounds like the same problem that I had with my home network. I am using cable but I think the same applies to ADSL. When your ADSL connex is set up, your ISP allows access to a single MAC address (the physical address of the originally connected PC - or other host)...

Hi gang I am doing the CCNA and am at the stage where I'm trying to start the Threaded Case Study. I am to work on "Sunny Slope" school, but, I am having real difficulty in making out the text that is printed on the maps on Cisco's CCNA curriculum website. Does anyone have, or know...

scriag84 is right. I don't know how much of a "newbie" you are so here goes, step by step : if you are "on the move" you will have to telnet into the appropriate router and sign into global configuration mode after which you can "shutdown" the appropriate...

LoaferMan, that makes a lot of sense. I was a WAN Network transmission engineer for Nortel, doing Inst/Maint&ops/Commissioning on SDH networks, and darn good at my job, but got layed off in March last year. After looking for work for 6 months (looking was a full time job in itself) I still had...

This is definitely a cable issue. If (as it sounds like you are doing) you have the tranciever into the E0 interface of the router, you should then have a crossover cable (as described by Jetter above) connected to your PC's NIC card (if you are not going through a hub or switch): E0...