From: Eugene Nesterenko (eenest@xxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Mar 17 2000 - 10:23:10 GMT-3
Hi guys!
Seems that some notes from MCNS exam can be helpful to the audience.
Just passed it.
Not too hard - just know PIX well, some boring stuff about encryption.
Pay attention to VPDN and key exchange stuff. Need to know it well.
That's a big problem that Cisco never posted requirement for that exam.
Take CCIE-Security Recert exam as your guidelines.
Note - know what different RFC's like 1825 saying that really good
stuff-to-know.
Be calm and reasonable - and that's it!
Regards,
Eugene
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Eugene Nesterenko, CCIE #5283 + Security, CCNP, CCDP, MCSE
Fax/VoiceMail: (415) 7043497
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Gannon" <kevin@gannons.net>
To: "CiscoBeer" <ciscobeer@beer.com>; <cisco@groupstudy.com>
Cc: <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 4:22 AM
Subject: Re: Cisco Hidden Commands
> How do these commands get out. I rarely see them and the TAC only tell you
> them if flames are comming
> out of the box and dialin is not allowed. There seems to be a lot of them
> for the catalyst that do strange
> things and are workarounds for bugs. one of the top of my head is set
> rewrite-central which is for a
> very unusuall NSFCC bug
>
> Can anyone rember the password for enable supervisor on the cats. I know
it
> is made up from columns
> in a show mod.
>
> Regards,
> Kevin
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "CiscoBeer" <ciscobeer@beer.com>
> To: <cisco@groupstudy.com>
> Cc: <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
> Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 9:29 PM
> Subject: Cisco Hidden Commands
>
>
> > #########################################################
> > # PROJECT: DOTU (document the undocumented) #
> > # started: 2000/2/28 by bert boerland #
> > # with the help of lots of people allready :-) #
> > # for additional commands, please #
> > # mailto:bert @ boerland.com #
> > # please specify command, global or config, ios, hw #
> > # and what the command does #
> > #########################################################
> > # VERSION: 2000.2.29 #
> > # Changelog: #
> > # 2000.2.29 added version :) #
> > # 2000.2.29 list alpha sorted and 10+ new commands #
> > # TODO: #
> > # make 'nice' html version, split and test commands #
> > # split in global and config commands/IOS/hardware #
> > #########################################################
> >
> > bgp common-administration
> > bgp dynamic-med-interval
> > bgp process-dpa
> > clear ip eigrp [as] event #Clear IP-EIGRP event logs
> > clear ip eigrp [as] logging #Stop IP-EIGRP event logging
> > config overwrite
> > debug dialer detailed
> > debug ip packet ... dump #Output Hex & ASCII dump of packet
> > debug isdn code
> > debug sanity
> > if-con <n> #attach to a vip console
> > if-cons
> > ip forwarding
> > ip forwarding accounting
> > ip forwarding accounting adjacency-update
> > ip forwarding accounting non-recursive
> > ip forwarding accounting per-prefix
> > ip forwarding accounting prefix-length
> > ip forwarding switch
> > ip forwarding traffic-statistics
> > ip forwarding traffic-statistics load-interval
> > ip forwarding traffic-statistics update-rate
> > ip igmp
> > ip igmp immediate-leave
> > ip igmp immediate-leave group-list
> > ip local-pool
> > ip ospf-name-lookup
> > ip slow-converge
> > ip spd
> > ip spd mode
> > ip spd mode aggressive
> > ip spd queue
> > ip spd queue max-threshold
> > ip spd queue min-threshold
> > memory scan #Parity check for 7500 RSPs
> > modem-mgmt csm debug-rbs
> > no service password-recovery
> > service internal
> > set destination-preference
> > show alignment
> > show asp
> > show caller
> > show chunk
> > show chunk summary
> > show controller vip <slotno> log
> > show controller vip <slotno> tech
> > show fib
> > show fib drop
> > show fib interface
> > show fib interface detail
> > show fib interface loopback
> > show fib interface null
> > show fib interface statistics
> > show fib interface vlan
> > show fib linecard
> > show fib linecard detail
> > show fib not-cef-switched
> > show fib not-fib-switched
> > show hardware
> > show idb
> > show interface statis
> > show interface switching
> > show interfaces stat
> > show interface <int> stat
> > show interfaces switching
> > show int <int> switching
> > show ip eigrp event [as] [start# end#] #IP-EIGRP Events
> > show ip eigrp sia-event [as] [start# end#] #IP-EIGRP SIA event
> > show ip eigrp timers [as] #IP-EIGRP Timers
> > show ip ospf bad-checksum
> > show ip ospf delete
> > show ip ospf delete-list
> > show ip ospf ev
> > show ip ospf events
> > show ip ospf maxage
> > show ip ospf maxage
> > show ip ospf statistics
> > show isdn active
> > show isdn history
> > show list
> > show list nonempty
> > show llc
> > show media
> > show media access-lists
> > show modem mapping
> > show parity
> > show parser
> > show parser links
> > show parser modes
> > show parser unresolved
> > show profile
> > show profile detail
> > show profile terse
> > show refuse-message
> > show region
> > show region address
> > show rsh
> > show rsh-disable-commands
> > show rsp
> > show slip
> > show slot
> > show snmp mib
> > show sum
> > show timers
> > snmp-server priority low
> > test crash #Makes the router crash
> > test ipc misc
> > test mbus power <slot> <on/off>
> > ttcp
> >
> > --------------------------
> > router bgp ...
> > bgp redistribute-internal
> > Usage:
> > Redistributing BGP into another protocol only redistributes E-BGP
routes.
> Using
> > this command in the BGP configuration will also redistribute I-BGP
routes
> in
> > the other routing-protocol.
> > ---------------
> > neighbor xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx remove-private-as
> >
> > If an as path made up of private as numbers is passed to an external
> neighbors,
> > the private as's are dropped. Private as's are in the range 64512 to
65535
> > -----------------
> > For routers that are not able to do MBGP and you need those BGP routes
> into
> > MBGP you need the following command on router B.
> >
> > router bgp 103
> > neighbor <cust-router> remote-as <customer-as>
> > neighbor <cust-router> translate-update [nlri multicast unicast]
> >
> > If you configure the "translate-update" command with 'nlri multicast'
all
> routes
> > from this neighbor go into the MBGP table. If you configure both, they
go
> into
> > both tables. If you need to control specificly which route should go
into
> MBGP
> > and BGP, configure the 'translate-update' command without any NLRI, and
> configure
> > a route map to do it.
> >
> > http://www.beer.com
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