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Hi spamjim, Yes, I agree it's vague (apparently I respond to threads better than I do creating them). It actually wasn't intended for this category. Ixix CC, SWE, LCNCS-C, LNCS-OF ,3CSA, 3CNTS, 3CSE, NNCAS, NNCDS, ENA, ENA-PS, ENS, CCNA, CCDA, CCNP, CCDP

"I'm gunna go get the papers, get the papers." Quote from a Scorsese movie, {it's funny to fans:) Here's one from Thumper: "If you can't say something nice... don't say nothing at all." Yes, it's double-negative. Perhaps it is not more flawed than quote from the stuttering character...

It's a long thread, and, admittedly, i didn't read every post so there's some redundancy here, i'm sure (apologies). My policy is this: I will accept any Friend request, from anyone I work with or any vendor, on Linkedin. I "behave" on Linked in, like I behave at work- professionally...

Where do u want to go? If u want to stay there, it sounds like the Ms and Net+ can be pretty helpful to u whilst increasing your value to the company. If, however, u forsee jumping ship in the next year or two, consider what u want to be doing. If u like the 'server guy stuff' then Ms...

hey exvz, Ref1: Digi Phone Sys The traditional, old-school PBX (eg; ATT System-25, N.N.Meridian, etc) Ref2: IPT: Csco Call Manager, Avaya S8xx, etc. The digi system is probably going be easier to get your arms around. As X-Vz, u know the difference between a 66-block and a RJ21/f cable...

Did u check the setting on the NIC card ? Stop right here, I need to use that ATM machine! I'm gunna go get the papers, get the papers. Ixix CC, SWE, LCNCS-C, LNCS-OF ,3CSA, 3CNTS, 3CSE, NNCAS, NNCDS, ENA, ENA-PS, ENS, CCNA, CCDA, CCNP, CCDP

Hey cdooer, Can u paste the 'show slot' command output ? Ixix CC, SWE, LCNCS-C, LNCS-OF ,3CSA, 3CNTS, 3CSE, NNCAS, NNCDS, ENA, ENA-PS, ENS, CCNA, CCDA, CCNP, CCDP

Hey everyone, I'm trying to figure out exactly where to start when it comes to learning programming. I'm a savvy network guy with lots of; success, practical experience and theory. My success was paid in blood/sweat/tears and my theory was ~95% self-study. Can someone help fast-track me by...

Hey everyone, I'm trying to figure out exactly where to start when it comes to learning programming. I'm a savvy network guy with lots of; success, practical experience and theory. My success was paid in blood/sweat/tears and my theory was ~95% self-study. Can someone help fast-track me by...

akromyk, I too was once seeking some similar wisdom in these tek-tips threads. I'm over 15 years in this industry now holding cert.s from many vendors. Here's my advice- figure out what you most want to do... SE FE desktop server etc,etc If u're not sure, do some reading and call around to...

...i think jimbopalmer nailed it !

Hey glsfbg, The existing cables are solid, yes?

Cat6, 6x has come a long way in the past 7 years or so, however, I'd stand firm- stay away from it. Cat5 (5e) is better. :)

Also, generally speaking, the professionals recommend NOT using ANY structured cabling systems to propagate 10GBase-;"cr","cu" or "t".

Yeah, call the TAC. If u don't have S.net or want to buy it, then put the router on C.list and someone like Burtsbees might find it.

They are pretty smart if they managed to pass the CCNP- it's not an easy exam that has questions that are also repeated on the CCIE exam. If you ensure they provide proof of having passed the exam, then, generally speaking, you are golden (don't let them slip away).

1. No, but they'll need be readdressed. 2. It can be transparent if they introduce another appliance at the edge (not recommended, generally speaking). 3. Depends on the provider and how things are currently set-up. I might consider advising to securing the services of an internetworking...

Cat.6 is a poor choice. Professionals suggest the following BoM (based on limited understand of project, as described); --------------------------- wall mount eia/tia 19"x5Ru ~4x 300M Cat.5 solid (for sync. quad pulls) fishtape electrical tape leader line, x-meters high quality PD tool ladder...

Well, unfortunately, generally speaking, all OEM's only support their own products. You might want to utilize a solution provider who can brand their support to you whilst having, potentially, an array of OEMs products installed.