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I have been using CBT Certification Training packages from different companies for quite a long time. Since I got my first package of CBT Nuggets, I never looked back to attending certification training classes.

So why do I say that CBT certification training is more useful than the traditional methods of training. The first reason I have is that I can watch the videos and read the learning material unlimited number of times while if we’re in a training class, we get a chance to listen to the teacher only once.

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  • Juniper J Series router is a cost effective routing system. The routers are enterprise level routers meaning that they can be deployed in a large organization typically in remote offices and branch locations.

    Juniper J Series router models J2320 and J2350 are used for small offices while J4350 series routers are used for medium sized branch offices. Juniper gives you an option for J6350 routers if you have large branch or regional offices.

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  • While upgrading my IOS, I was getting the error message that there is not enough space available for the new IOS. I was issuing the following command:

    Certhacker#copy tftp flash:
    Address or name of remote host [192.168.1.1]?
    Source filename [c2600-i-mz.121.T.bin]? c2600-i-mz.121-1.T.bin
    Destination filename [c2600-i-mz.121-1.T.bin]?
    Loading c2600-i-mz.121-1.T.bin from 192.168.1.1 (via Serial0/0): !
    %Error copying tftp://192.168.1.1/c2600-i-mz.121-1.T.bin (Not enough space
    on device)
    Certhacker#

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    If you’re upgrading SQL Server to another version, you may get the following error when selecting Windows Authentication Mode:

    SQL BPA command line has encountered a problem and needs to close

    Just go to the following directory and create a folder named BPAClient.

    C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Setup Bootstrap\BPA\

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  • While on a router console we run quite a no. of commands. Some commands execute immediately and other require some time to finish. Some of them are waiting for the user input. For example if we open a telnet session within the router console or router telnet session, then we need some way to come back to our original console prompt.

    To break out or exit from a running command like telnet just press CTRL – SHIFT – 6. This command will take you to your original prompt.

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  • Last time I had given the latest version of Pass4Sure dump in July 2009. I didn’t follow what was going on in the dumps race. Now so many people have requested me to update the dumps and other helpful material for certification regularly. I will definitely try to update everything as much as possible but I would need your help to achieve this. If you want to ask for any specific material like lates pass4sure dumps or router simulators etc, kindly ask me in comments. And if you have anything to share, email me and I’ll post it in your name.

    I’m planning to have a forum where we can share everything like this. Today I’m going to share with everyone the latest version of Pass4Sure CCNA 640-802 Exam which was updated in January 2010. There are 60 questions in total and it’s in the form of a Word document. It can be downloaded from the following URL:

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  • First we look at what exactly NAT is? It means Network Address Translation. This technology or technique was developed to overcome the shortage of public IP addresses in IPv4 standard. With the invent of NAT, the problem of shortage of public IP addresses has been solved quite a bit. Now we have moved to IPv6 which has a lot more addresses than IPv4 but still most of the world uses IPv4 in combination with NAT.

    If anyone wants to dig down deep to understand NAT, he can go to the following Wikipedia article:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation

    Now let’s start by configuring a basic NAT on a Cisco router. The type of NAT we are going to configure here is Overloading. This means that we will map one public IP address to many private or local IP addresses.

     

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  • This is a fairly easy question but if you’re a newbie in Cisco routers, then this can be a handy guide to tell you the details.

    To see the version of IOS, there is one command which give a detailed overview of the software installed on the system (Cisco router or switch).Lets issue the command:

    Certhacker#show version

    The following sample information will be shown:

    72710

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  • As the title suggests, I want to have a limited access to my router through telnet. I want only specific networks to be able to telnet my router. All others should be blocked from telnetting the router.

    So let’s start:

    Enter global config mode

    Certhacker#configure terminal
    Enter configuration lines, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
    Certhacker(config)#

    Create Access list to permit a network

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  • Somebody told me in comments that the Pass4Sure CCNA 640-802 dumps have been updated. The latest version is 7.63. The latest version comes as an auto installer which can be downloaded from the following URL:

    Please tell me if you need anything regarding Cisco. Please share all the Cisco material with everybody here so everybody gets the touch of knowledge and expertise.

    Note: This article has been given only for informational and educational purpose. We do not encourage pirated or illegal software. No responsibility of Certhacker team. Use at your own risk. In case of any issues, please contact us through comments.

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