Re: Several small questions

Regarding loopbacks .... you should be told explicitly .. which
routing process u need to include them .... We are not suppose to
redistribute un-necessry connections etc .

For router-id ; if exam states to choose a router-id ... go ahead ..
else let the router choose the router-id .

Dont think too much !

Yes . .... you need to do switching before going onto any other task
.... how will u make routing to run unless your underlying l2 is up
and fine .
GIve a good 15-20 mins in start of exam to read full exam .. to draw
figures ... to figure out routing paths , switching daigram etc

Gaurav Madan
CCIE # 23863

On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 12:42 AM, Hussam EL Kebbi
<hussamkibbi_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Experts,
> I have small several questions that have some confusion on
> 1 - How to calculate Be in rate limit or frame relay shaping?
> 2 - During CCIE lab, loopback will be included on which routing process (if we
> have several) & if not stated and do we need to redistribute connected links
> if also not stated.
> 3 - For DHCP pools: if we have two routers connected to same DHCP pool (no
> VRRP) which router is used as default gateway for subnet (any?)
> 4 - When is it a must to use router-id for OSPF and router-id for BGP?
> 5 - What is the best way to be fast in lab (like solve common switching
> questions at same time? )
> Thanks,Hussam
>
>
>
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