why hasn't cisco fabricated rj-45 to usb console cables?
so you can go out and spend 40 bucks to buy a 3rd party adapter...
when a root bridge is established, why is its priority 32769?
because of sys-id-ext 1
how often does spanning-tree send hellos?
every 2 seconds
if you debug spanning-tree you can expect a lot of output at the console, so how do you preempt this?
by issuing the command un all before issuing the command debug spanning-tree... why?
so you can stop the madness by pressing up arrow and enter, to turn it off...
from a telnet session you issue debug spanning-tree... why isn't there any output to the screen?
you haven't issued terminal monitor from privileged-exec mode, that's why...
to accomplish convergence, what states must the ports be in?
blocking and forwarding
and how long does convergence take?
50 seconds
how do you turn off stp to get rid of this 50 second shit on a port?
in interface configuration mode use spanning-tree portfast and the the interface will move to forwarding on linkup
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Thursday, November 3, 2011
why? how? wtf...
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Wednesday, November 2, 2011
quiz...
1) what is the root bridge default priority?
2) what is the DOD equivalent of the OSI transport layer?
3) what is 90.37.200.31 in binary?
4) /17. how many subnets and hosts?
5) what is the hop count for OSPF?
6) what kind of traffic does IGMP service?
7) IP is connection oriented? true or false
8) what is 2 to the 15th?
9) what does CHAP stand for?
10) how do you turn off CDP on an interface?
bonus: what is the theme of this quiz?
answers after the trip
2) what is the DOD equivalent of the OSI transport layer?
3) what is 90.37.200.31 in binary?
4) /17. how many subnets and hosts?
5) what is the hop count for OSPF?
6) what kind of traffic does IGMP service?
7) IP is connection oriented? true or false
8) what is 2 to the 15th?
9) what does CHAP stand for?
10) how do you turn off CDP on an interface?
bonus: what is the theme of this quiz?
answers after the trip
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