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  1. NetEyeBall
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    Here is a question regarding LoopBack Addresses

    It must be behind firewall performing Nat. Unfortunately I can't log into the firewalls to check it out.
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 20, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  2. NetEyeBall
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    Here is a question regarding LoopBack Addresses

    Tonight I was suppressing network alerts using CA Spectrum and the routers LoopBack Address. I was able to telnet to the device (or putty for...
    Thread by: NetEyeBall, Jan 20, 2007, 3 replies, in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  3. NetEyeBall
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    My first lab...

    Great stuff Spice! I am going to try that at home to see all the different information you posted. As for the itch toward Cisco. Networking is...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 19, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  4. NetEyeBall
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    My first lab...

    :) You know I never did like the naming scheme. Why would you call your router Matt and James and such? I know why Surfer is doing it. Cause it...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 18, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  5. NetEyeBall
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    My first lab...

    Configuring a dynamic routing protocol won't fix your issue. Sorry to say. You should have connectivity since they are all directly connected....
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 18, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  6. NetEyeBall
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    My first lab...

    The serial interfaces on his routers are fixed, at least so I am aware. I could always be wrong...I haven't cracked open a 2500 series router in a...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 17, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  7. NetEyeBall
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    My first lab...

    Headache, The IP Addresses are valid with the subnet mask listed. Here are all the valid subnets for the 192.168.0.x range: IP Subnet info...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 17, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  8. NetEyeBall
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    Going for CCDA

    Congrats!
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 16, 2007 in forum: Design
  9. NetEyeBall
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    My first lab...

    Clock Rate 64000 worked great. Some clock rates aren't available on certain IOS versions I found out. 125000 was available on one IOS but not on...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 12, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  10. NetEyeBall
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    Kill My Traces

    Dude...just load up some porno and kaza and bonzi buddy. The techs will be so interested about the porno and bonzi buddy that they won't even...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 12, 2007 in forum: Software
  11. NetEyeBall
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    Tracking down a Port from an IP Address

    This might help you track down the port number that a server resides on and then you can do a show int to see if that port is not connected....
    Thread by: NetEyeBall, Jan 12, 2007, 0 replies, in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  12. NetEyeBall
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    My first lab...

    try setting your clock rates to 64000. I know you can have the clock rate set up to: CAC-Riverside-3845-1(config-if)#clock rate ?...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 12, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  13. NetEyeBall
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    My first lab...

    Have you tried to reverse the clocking statements on Charlie?
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 12, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  14. NetEyeBall
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    What is TCAM?

    If everyone googled and researched I guess no one would ever post anything anymore. :rolleyes: Thanks for the links though!
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 11, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  15. NetEyeBall
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    What is TCAM?

    I had an issue with a 6513 that had an error in the log file saying the TCAM utilization had hit a threshold and was currently at 98% utilization....
    Thread by: NetEyeBall, Jan 11, 2007, 6 replies, in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  16. NetEyeBall
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    What Qualifications To Go For? (2nd line support wanting to go into security)

    Self Study A+, Net+, and Security+. Professional training in Cisco CCNA/CCDA would be beneficial if you want to get into perimeter security or the...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 10, 2007 in forum: Computer Security
  17. NetEyeBall
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    8 years ago today...

    Congrats!!!
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 10, 2007 in forum: The Lounge - Off Topic
  18. NetEyeBall
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    Medical

    The "Clap" doesn't count. :blink
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 9, 2007 in forum: Employment & Jobs
  19. NetEyeBall
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    CCNA vs CCDA

    I thought I was going to try to study and take my 1st CCNP (Switching) test this month, but after cracking the book...I am back tracking for a...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 9, 2007 in forum: General Cisco Certifications
  20. NetEyeBall
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    From a PM I received earlier from brom_star

    Nah....Drama queen! thats what he or she is sounding like. Hey..you know..everyone here is trying to be a good mate and learn stuff. Life is...
    Post by: NetEyeBall, Jan 5, 2007 in forum: Training & Development
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