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12.2 (55) should serve you just fine. IOS 15 does change licensing models with a universal image, etc but it's nothing groundbreaking. if you can memorize a few of the basic licensing commands (they're really not that difficult to understand what you're doing) the rest should all match up to...

yep - to prevent future headaches and confusion. rip it all out and have a licensed contrator with good rep in your region come out and pull new wire for the entire building. most cabling contractors will properly ground strap the racks and stuff as well. it won't be cheap, and it won't be...

no, they should be taken out front and shot. thus used as a blatant and clear example of what will happen when the next stupid mother fucker does something idiotic like trademark a common word.

you don't want your computer/network racks to be top heavy. fixed that for you. ;)

been married to one for nearly 7 years, and we have a beautiful daughter. indeed, attractive chicks that play video games that actually put out. nowai...right? :rolleyes: PS - met this girl online in WoW believe it or not. :D

i dont see where a 1to1 NAT rule wouldnt work for this client...transparent mode as suggested earlier would do what they wanted, but it's far from ideal as far as an network engineering standpoint goes.

'frame' is probably the "most correct" usage of a term to describe the encapsulated data on the wire. as the data moves up the OSI layers 1 ~> 7 the previous headers may stay and have more encapsulation added to the "front" and "back" of the frame.

i can see your point, but a lab is meant as proof of concept and testing. the environment doesnt necessarily need to be the most high end equipment just to prove an idea or config. also, the lab doesnt need to have longevity considered into it either. since most of the times a testing...

a cisco 3560X or 3750X would easily handle anything you could throw at it in a home lab, and has all the features you'd want/need from it(could even go POE if you wanted) a C49xx would be massive overkill IMO.

you're aware of the default WinXP interface? yeah..... that.... :(

depending on how hardcore you want to be, a cisco 2911 would do it as well, toss in a PVDM and fire it up. dont know your budget or use case though. also, configuration for cisco voice gateways is far from what i'd call "straight forward" also almost forgot to mention you'd need a VWIC...

or the old college fave - Natty Ice. Either way, no huge loss. Besides, if I wanted to feel a buzz i'm headed straight for the Drambuie neat. Maintain with some real beer, not any pisswater.

no...just - Jesus Christ no......just because it's hand built and will probably have a plexi window doesnt mean put 400 watts of fucking CCL in it. it's not a civic ricer with the springs cut and gaudy wing. a rack is meant for one thing only, network and server gear. it's function well before...

ask and ye shall receive :p

Eventually yes it will be memorization from doing it over and over(and hopefully seeing it and dealing with it every day in your job). But you should first learn how to do sub/super-netting in your head. The sooner you learn the bits and the math behind how it corresponds to the masks/block...

'Murica - fuck yeah. :cool:

assuming you have the time and correct IOS files, all of this can be setup inside GNS3/dynamips. it's remarkably stable these days. I'm currently studying NP Route and it does everything I need it to do. invest a little more time and you can get PIX/ASA stuff running on Pemu/Qemu and working...

dingdingding! this is why cisco certs are considered so difficult anymore and you'll find brain dumps of the actual tests online. cisco actively tries to keep their certified candidates at the top of their game. simple book memorization and/or "cheating" by studying the test itself(rather than...

you can take your self-righteous prejudice back from whence it came... i'm still rocking an old S939 AthlonX2 as one of my boxes tyvm.... AMD had it's heyday. their most recent offerings and way they conduct business is not a company i choose to support any longer. we can agree to disagree.

whats this chip based on? Pileofshitdriver? sounds accurate...

but....5Ghz man! :p

took the words right out of my mouth...:mad: :p 2900s have PVDM slots as well. i've installed a few pvdm 64s in my day. :)

i agree...companies need to kill the zombie OS known as XP. it's last Service Pack is over 4 years old. let it die already.

the term "metric" can be defined many different ways. Per Merriam-Webster - "a standard of measurement <no metric exists that can be applied directly to happiness — Scientific Monthly>" Seeing as how the Japanese and Chinese systems are quite standard (at least in their own right), you could...

CA servicecenter?

"standard practice" (and i use that term lightly, i'm not trying to imply this is industry standard written in stone) is to attempt to make contact 3 times via any means. log in the ticket when contact was attempted. if no return contact after 2 days, close it out with no resolution/no return...

Who cares about accuracy when i can spray 30 bullets down range while the action is full of mud and water. The AK was designed as a weapon to be used in real war where the gun will get dirty and not cleaned for a few days but still needs to perform, accurate or not.

already a Network Engineer don't piss me off. I WILL policy route your shit thru taiwan. ;)

hell yeah :D

speaking from personal experience (i got A+ then Network+, eventually ended up getting CCNA) I would just skip Network+ and just go straight to ICND1 & 2.

1) As many as i want, just don't spill any... 2)In the fans silly, it needs to hit every port otherwise it's ineffective. 3)When Planet Nibiru is coming to end the world. 4)As many times as feasibly possible to ensure complete cross-talk and degradation of signal. 5)No. 6)Tell...

what are you intending to do with the router? basic NAT/PAT + some basic ACLs to control traffic? 1841 would probably handle that. not sure how capable the newer 881s and stuff are. a 1921 would give you 2x gig ports if you care about that.

agreed. especially if i'm doing any kind of first hop redundancy. .252 - secondary/standby .253 - Primary/Active .254 - vIP i usually stop the DHCP range at .240, gives me some IP space to either static or use for routers/switches/WAPs etc if I'm setting up a flat network with no...

speaking directly from a business standpoint (full disclosure, i'm an Android guy) how much longer will the stockholders and Board allow Cook to run the dividends in the wrong direction? seems like since Jobs left then passed, Apple has been operating in "nominal" mode. nothing too great...

what's your power situation look like for that UCS rack? Sungard only allowed 2 chassis per rack(plus FEX) before we maxed out on power.

you're doing it wrong. RAID a tower of CD-RWs failure is not if, but when.

hi-res 6000x120 mile spy photos...thx

we'll NEVER need more than 640k of memory guys....KCCO. :cool:

spending a 1.1billion cash for a company that has ~100mil in revenue? TOTALLY! LETS DO IT RIGHT NOW GUYZ! :rolleyes: