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For the DHCP I also recommend the "default-router" command so that the devices have a gateway. Otherwise it can be a mess. For the backup link, I'll assume you have both your mainline and your back up link configured. Assuming you're mainline is a serial interface: interface serial0/0 backup...

I know how important Inter-VLAN routing is. I'm simply saying he would be better off working with the real equipment. I've come across so may inconsistencies with the Boson and switching its not even funny. I simply made the comment my lab didn't have it and why. I also said what he would have...

Something I would suggest with your default route would be finding the next hop IP address. I would assume it would be the same for both lines. Remember, only one default route will be put in the routing table. Also, you can always set a default interface in your route-map. That might take care...

Route maps are probably your best bet as you want to control what traffic goes where. Here is some documentation on them: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/12cgcr/qos_c/qcpart1/qcpolicy.htm You're going to have to do something similar to this: ----- access-list...

As you said, it will do what is REQUIRED, but thats about it. My students ran into all sorts of issues and bugs with Netsim. Netsim will help you get the BASIC skills required to pass the CCNA, but you need to actually understand what is going on. I know most people just want to pass the exam...

I would definetly stay away from Simulators. I've used tons of them. While Boson Netsim is probably the best, they are still just junk. They are not bad for practice when you have a few minutes at work, but you really cannot do any advanced or even intermediate configs on them. For selecting...

Only thing that comes to mind for this is that you configured the 192.168.31.0/24 network in the "router ospf" first. THEN you configured the 192.168.60.0/24 and 192.168.62.0/24 networks. Do a "write mem" and a "reload" Check the routerID again. A+, i-Net+

Do you have a second line with your current DSL provider? If not, we can't really use the second WIC, or you'll have to get another line. Does the ADSL line use PPPoE, PPPoA, or RBE? Also, there are some QoS options available to you. A+, i-Net+

Something I remember from the Network+ exam that gave me a hell of a time was NetWare. Subnetting can also be a pain. I also remember coming across some SCSI questions in the Network+ Exam. A+, i-Net+

Everything I have done has been with self-study. It takes a bit of work to develop a self-discipline. A+, Network+, i-Net+, CCNA, CCNP A+, i-Net+

Hello, I have been studying for the Server+ Exam for about a month now. I am currently A+ and i-Net+ certified. I currently have two books I am studying with "Server+ Certificaion For Dummies" By Ron Gilster and Mike Glencross. I as well have "Server+ Study Guide" By Govanus, Gary. I was...