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Can anyone give me a link or details on how a IP phone call is handled start to finish in a Communication Manager? I am having a problem with voice packet being dropped over a Cisco backbone, and trying to sort out the issue as Avaya or Cisco. Thanks

You can set it up so that the person who initiated the conference will hear the names of the callers, then decide to allow them into the conference. Set up a Call Handler and put a DID in the extension field. Under the Transfer option, select Yes, transfer to subscribers extension. That...

Lundah, Let us know how you did

Took the exam Friday and passed. Lundah, email me hauchinango@yahoo.com

Good luck next week. I am testing today, so will keep you posted on the results.

The max hop count is the one I was unsure of. Found conflicting results for EIGRP. thanks

Has anyone taken the 640-811 and had the Drag and Drop question regarding routing protocols? It ask to match characteristics to the protocols. Here is what I have: RIP -uses hop count to determine best path -has max hop count of 15 -has default admin distance of 120 IGRP -has max hop count...

I'd have to agree with Greenice...now if I can just figure out if they want to deny the LAN interface ping I would be fine.

Hmmmm.... Try the command on a real router and you do not have to type EQ echo.....just echo. example: access-list 100 deny icmp any 192.168.130.1 0.0.0.0 echo Also, if you didn't want to prohibit the ping from the E0 network, why did you put it in the access list? Very tricky wording on...

Sorry to hear you came so close. I too had the car dealership question. I did not pass on my first attempt, but will retry tomorrow. (passed intro on first attempt as well) The Sim question I had said , if I recall, "to implement an access list to deny ping detection to the Sedan router, but...

Lundah, I too have done a lot of research on this and agree that there may be more than one way to accomplish this. Please keep us posted on your exam today...

Also...don't forget to apply to interface(s)

Took it a few months back. Not too hard. The sims was assinging IP address to interfaces and the other was hostname and password on the router.

Third time is the charm... access-list101 deny icmp any 192.168.179.2 0.0.0.0 echo access-list101 deny icmp any 192.168.199.2 0.0.0.0 echo permit ip any any

On second thought..... access-list 101 deny icmp any any echo access-list 101 deny icmp any any echo-reply permit ip any any I think this is right