From: tv (tvarriale@xxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Feb 15 2001 - 18:25:26 GMT-3
1)You should read up on the type of bit rates there are. It depends on what
you are trying to accomplish.
2)I highly doubt that the lab will be that exact in it's wording. You will
have to know whether to use a backup interface, demand circuit, dialer
watch, etc in order to meet the requirement specfied by the lab book.
3)Again, what do you want to accomplish? If you want to pick up the phone
and have it ring the other phone, then you do PLAR. If not, don't use PLAR
and specify the digits needed to be dialed for the other phone. If you have
a lab with the specified equipment, do both. It doesn't hurt to test it
both ways.
tv
----- Original Message -----
From: <pkm@calweb.com>
To: "ccie" <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 2:26 PM
Subject: Re: 3 very important questions
> 1) ATM QOS?
> What is the best way to limit traffic on an ATM interface. Please
> advise?
> For example, if you were to limit the rate from 155Mbps to 33Mbps?
> Please, help. I have the material for the ATM class but it is not very
> clear.
> Do you use Map class or something else?
>
> 2) ISDN scenario (Floating static route vs Backup Int. on Frame Relay
> and IP addressing)
> My understanding is that before you set up your addressing for the lab,
> you'd better read the entire scenario. Usually, either a floating static
> route or backup interface is required for ISDN. However, for frame-relay
> with ISDN, you will have to use floating static route for one subnet on
> the entire Frame cloud. Or, multiple subnets if you are using backup
> interface (Caslow book).
> Please advise. Basically, what I am getting here is that if the lab.
> specifies ISDN with backup interface, will you have to design your IP
> addressing with multiple subnets for the frame-relay cloud?
> Is that correct? Please advise CCIE gurus.
>
> 3) VOIP
> What is the best way to test VOIP with two phones connected together on
> the same router?
> Is it to use PLAR (Private Line Automatic Ringdown)?
> Please advise.
>
> Please note I am not breaking any NDA rules. (So, do not even go there).
>
> Thank you
>
>
>
>
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