This post answers an earlier config VM piece that asked you to confiugre some IPv6 static routes. (Turns out I forgot to post the answer, so… here it is!) Since it has been so long, if you’re thinking “huh?”, click
Hi subscribers, Just a quick note. I’ll be doing a live webcast about OSPF configuration for CCNA on Feb 15th at noon Eastern. It’s sponsored by Pearson Education, the publisher that publishes the Cisco Press books. The video will be
This is the answers post – to make the most sense of it, read the original question post listed here. As with the other FR DLCI drills, this post provides an exercise of how to look at figures, sift through
Feel the need to work through how Frame Relay DLCIs work? This is a way to apply those ideas and prove you know how DLCIs really work. Now that I’ve posted the first drill of this type, I’ll keep the
This is the answers post – to make the most sense of it, read the original question post listed here. This post is about how to look at figures, sift through the documentation about Frame Relay DLCIs, and predict the
This is the first of post of a new type of practice drill a Frame Relay DLCI Drill, or FR DLCI Drill for short. The short version: even if you only think about local DLCI concepts, people often get confused
