From: Cisco Nuts (cisconuts@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Oct 12 2005 - 01:13:04 GMT-3
Guys:
I think this is just GREAT!!
Sharing such a valuable information to guys like us preparing for the CCIE
Lab really helps us.
Thank you so much.
I too am now working on adding to this. Let's all add one tip a day - it
will be of great help a day or two before the exam.
I am thinking of things like:
1. IGP's across ISDN
2. Redistribution b/w Ospf>Rip, Ospf>Eigrp, Ospf>Isis and vice versa and so
on
etc. etc.
Sincerely.
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From: <i>"Easyman"
<easyman.lin@msa.hinet.net></i><br>Reply-To: <i>"Easyman"
<easyman.lin@msa.hinet.net></i><br>To: <i>"'Victor
Cappuccio'" <cvictor@protokolgroup.com>, "'The Great
Ryan'" <pv.ryan@gmail.com></i><br>CC: <i>"'Hilgendorf,
Sam'" <sam.hilgendorf@berbee.com>,
<ccielab@groupstudy.com></i><br>Subject: <i>RE: The rule of Threes.
(or also known as "How many ways can I freakin do
something")</i><br>Date: <i>Wed, 12 Oct 2005 08:17:57
+0800</i><br>>Hi, All<br>>Count this one<br>>Introduce a network
into ospf (no matter network a.b.c.d or redistribute<br>>...) , and
preventing them from into neighbor's LSDB!C<br>>1. area range a.b.c.d
a.b.c.d no-advertise<br>>2. summury-address a.b.c.d a.b.c.d
net-advertise<br>>3. area x filter-list prefix<br>><br>>Can you
send me a whole list after finishing this
collection?<br>>TIA.<br>><br>>easyman<br>>-----Original
Message-----<br>>From: nobody@groupstudy.com
[mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of<br>>Victor
Cappuccio<br>>Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 11:18 PM<br>>To: The
Great Ryan<br>>Cc: Hilgendorf, Sam;
ccielab@groupstudy.com<br>>Subject: Re: The rule of Threes. (or also
known as "How many ways can I<br>>freakin do
something")<br>><br>>Sure,<br>><br>>interface
FastEthernet0/0<br>> ip address 192.168.0.2 255.255.0.0<br>> ip nat
outside<br>> speed 100<br>> full-duplex<br>><br>>router
rip<br>> version 2<br>> network 192.168.0.0<br>> no
auto-summary<br>><br>>ip nat outside source static udp 192.168.0.1 520
224.0.0.9 520 extendable<br>><br>>Where 192.168.0.1 is the neighbor
router on the same Eth Segment.<br>><br>>It would be great to find
this on the Doc CD.. Still
Browsing..<br>><br>>Cheers!!<br>>Victor.<br>><br>>The Great
Ryan wrote:<br>><br>> >Hi,<br>> ><br>> >can you post
the configuration of how to sending unicast packets in RIP by<br>>NAT
?<br>> >Someone asked me before but I don't know how to achieve
it.<br>> >Thanks !<br>> ><br>> ><br>> >Ryan<br>>
><br>> ><br>> >2005/10/11, Victor Cappuccio
<cvictor@protokolgroup.com>:<br>> ><br>> ><br>>
>>Add This One:<br>> >>You Can use RIP V2 to send unicast
packets using the neighbor command<br>> >>and if this is not
permitted we can also use a Static PAT to the<br>> >>Outside,
translating the multicast address to the remote neighbor.<br>>
>><br>> >><br>> >><br>> >>Hilgendorf, Sam
wrote:<br>> >><br>> >><br>> >><br>>
>>>?<br>> >>>Okay, I haven't seen any recent posts on
these, and I haven't been able<br>>to find anything resembling this in
the archives.<br>> >>><br>> >>>So, I've started
creating a list of popular tasks that I have found that<br>>have multiple
ways of accomplishing the same goal. This list is far, far<br>>from
complete, which is why I'd like to start some dialogue on the
other<br>>topics that fit this mold. (My first attempt included several
questions on<br>>using a 3rd way, which at the time, I, of course, only
knew two of.)<br>> >>><br>> >>>So, to begin:<br>>
>>><br>> >>><br>> >>><br>>
>>>ISDN Backup - 3 Ways (Floating Static, Backup Interface, and
Dialer<br>>Watch)<br>> >>><br>> >>>Advertising
Loopbacks with Masks in OSPF - 3 Ways (ip ospf network,<br>>redistribute,
and summarization at an ABR)<br>> >>><br>>
>>>Troubleshooting Neighbor Relationships for OSPF over NMBA - 2
Ways (ip<br>>ospf network, hello timer)<br>> >>><br>>
>>>Advertising Connected Networks in IS-IS - 3 Ways (ip router
isis, Passive<br>>Interface, Redistribute Connected)<br>>
>>><br>> >>>Assigning RP in Multicast - 3 Ways (Static,
Auto-RP, BSR Candidates)<br>> >>><br>> >>>Limiting
bandwidth in QoS for a specific host - 3 Ways, at
least.<br>>(Rate-Limiting, Policing, Shaping)<br>>
>>><br>> >>><br>> >>><br>>
>>>That's the list I've come up with so far, please add to it,
dispute it.<br>>As, knowing how many ways of doing something seems to be
very helpful when<br>>trying to figure out how much you need to know
about a topic.<br>> >>><br>> >>>Thanks,<br>>
>>>James (Sam) Hilgendorf<br>> >>>Berbee<br>>
>>>Network Engineer<br>> >>>N14W23833 Stone Ridge
Drive, Suite 100<br>> >>>Waukesha, WI 53188<br>>
>>>Phone: 262.521.5651<br>> >>>Fax:
262.523.5642<br>> >>>Cell: 414.617.9745<br>>
>>>sam.hilgendorf@berbee.com
<mailto:sam.hilgendorf@berbee.com><br>>
>>>http://www.berbee.com <http://www.berbee.com/>
>>><br>>
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