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Hi all,
I'm having some trouble graphing traffic
Seems orderable now:
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596514426/index.html
Doug Marschke
Principal Technologist
Strategic Networks Training
JNCIE-ER #3, JNCIE-M/T #41, JNCIS-FW, JNAT
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From: Doug Marschke
Sent: Tuesday, April 01,
SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 1, 2008 -- Juniper Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: JNPR),
the leader in high-performance networking, today announced a partnership
with KillerNIC, a leading supplier of optimized gaming NICs. Under the
arrangement announced today, KillerNIC will license its technology and
Do you know (if you can say) whether there are plans for an M/T Series version
of this book?
There is a big hole in the market in terms of training material for the
JNCIA/JNCIS exams since the Sybex books went out of print.
Thanks
Michael
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From: Doug Marschke
I do know there are plans for a M/T series book, but not sure of the ETA
for those plans. The M/T exams are still valid for the older sybex
stuff, so when that changes..
Doug Marschke
Principal Technologist
Strategic Networks Training
JNCIE-ER #3, JNCIE-M/T #41, JNCIS-FW, JNAT
That's fine for you, and other people who've either:
A) Already got the qualification, and hence know the material
B) Have a copy of the book to study from.
There is a genuine problem for people who want a paper reference book, and
aren't willing to pay the $80+ that people are asking for copies
Ok, fair enough... Although most of the time I hear it the othe way where
people would rather have PDF copies than printed ones! I just got through
digging through my bookshelves downstairs but apparantly I had given away my
hard copies of those books a while ago otherwise I'd offer to send
You can use 'show system storage' and look for the /dev/ad0* device.
Juniper indicates that 9.0+ requires a 1GB CF (though I'd be
interested to hear if someone has tried it on a 256MB card just for
kicks).
David
On 01/04/2008, GIULIANO (UOL) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
People,
We need to
Does anyone know if it is possible to upgrade a SSG-140-SB (256M RAM standard)
to 512M? Apparently you need 512M to do some of the Deep Inspection stuff, but
the price difference between the -SH and -SB is $500 or so.
TIA.
--Mike
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I actually find that show chassis hardware detail is more easy to read, as
that shows a single line with the CF details, rather than show system storage
which has a line for each partition on each volume, so you need to do some
calculations to get from that to the actual CF size.
Hope this
GIULIANO (UOL) wrote:
You can buy and install the 512 option memory.
1 x SSG-100-MEM-512
Wow, $800 for a 512M stick of RAM -- looks like Cisco RAM pricing :-)
I was mainly curious if someone has used 3rd party RAM and if there is some
additional license key you need, etc..
--Mike
On Wednesday 02 April 2008, Harry Reynolds wrote:
However, the material is still available as free pdf
download, and AFAIK is still largely relevant for their
respective examinations. How much longer this will remain
the case I cannot say; as time moves on the disconnect
can only grow.
I
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