Garion - Why do you despise them? Apart from arcane sytax (which I hate as well) I've found them to be one of the things that cisco got very right in IOS, they're useful for everything, so much so that other router vendors haven't bettered it.
An ISP has to have at least 2 in 2 different locations (or at least on 2 different subnets) to get an address allocation approved, at least that's how we do it in Europe.
If this is USA only I can be no help. In the UK I'd go with Jobserve.
There's a lot of good talent on the bench right now you should get some good people.
me19562,
You show a source list 101 and don't include it and specicy aan access list 112 and don't apply it.
usmc666 you need the ip nat inside source static command to bind and inside to an outside address. Then just ftp to he outside address and the connection should be made.
Thats a...
Just set up a static translation for the inside box. If your cable modem provide is doing DHCP then you'll have to change it regularly otherwise it will just work. (Providing you don't block it with an access list).
It's fragmentation for IP. Segmentation as in SAR is an ATM thing where you take lovely variable length packets and break them up into horrible fixed length cells, (Segmentation) which have to be put back together at the boundary of the evil ATM network (re-assembly).
You're only permitting gre packets to come in from e0 in access list 100.
As a quick test take off the follwing statements from e0
ip access-group 100 in
ip inspect Serial_In in
For security disconnect E1 and watch what happens via th console port.
To see exactly what is going on run debug...
What you are describing is CIDR notation. CIDR itself is more detailed and is described in rfc 1519. RFC1519
The basic idea behind CIDR was to slow down the depletion of IP address space so that we wouldn't run out of addresses or routing table capacity before IPV6 appeared. It has been so...
Aim hiigh. Go for CCIE and pick up the others along the way. It may take a couple of years but at least you'll be learning something new. Lots of the skills and knowledge you pick up will be generic rather than cisco centric which will be very useful. If possible to get employment looking after...
Could people please try to stop using phrases such as class A, class B and class C, they haven't been relevant for a long time and they confuse people. IP networking is now classless even cisco acknowledged this by changing the default behaviour of most aspects of IOS from classful to classless.
It works on the 803 I have here. Does ther version of IOS on the box support NTP? If yes setup NTP and get a more accurate clcok setting. If it doesn't support NTP I'm not sure what to suggest. The clock set command you're using is still supported in 12.2 it may be that the 806 doesn't have a...
Just a quick note on the file transfers. IOS has a few QoS mechanisms available to allow you to prioritise the telnet traffic over the file transfers which as you say is not delay sensitive. Also look at using WRED for congestion avoideance and to maximise use of the links you have. Details can...
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