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David Bombal CCIE #11023
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Hello David

Thank you for this excellent idea of allowing more and more CCIE candidates to use your , I can say that now, excellent product. As you probably remember  I thought of using it for a long time but this promotion has given me the opportunity to do it .

I have Dynamips there and there is no better combination of the 2 together while doing configurations.

Best regards
Giorgio

Thank You

Great TOOL!!!! (CCIE Command Memorizer)

Robert Pethick

 

I have been using ConfigureTerminal.com and reading the newsletter on a regular basis during the last 6 months.

All I have to say is that it is an incredibly useful site for networking professionals.

It has helped me a lot with my CCNP studies and daily tasks at work.

My most sincere "Well done" to David Bombal and his team.

Juan Molina
Fluke Networks
Technical Support Team
Greetings, we purchased the VPN Config Generator recently following a voice course I took with yourself, only just had a chance to get my teeth into it and id like to say that im very impressed, it’s certainly helped me get a much better understanding beyond putting together routine configurations and reduced installation time considerably!

Thank you once again.

Regards
Mark Rigby

Hi David,

Thank you so much for sharing all the great IOS commands! This was definitely a fantastic find for me and will assist me immensely.

Regards,

Rose
Many thanks again David.

These are programs that are helping me everyday to strengthen my knowledge and helping to make me a better engineer.

Thanks again for all your hard work.

Dave Naisbitt
United Kingdom

Hi David,

Thanks you very much for all those nice, very nice newsletters!

Keep up the good work!

Kind regards,

Maurice Mulder
The Netherlands

Thanks David.

I've been using the CCIE Command Memorizer all day.  This product really rocks.

Best Regards,

Daniel Dellinger
Texas
USA

I think the news letter is great! - Fantastic and useful information.

Not the normal junk I get in my inbox.

Great work !!

John Bostock

David,
Brilliant newsletter !!! Very informative and I love the way you illustrate the concept by the walk through.

With Best regards,

Stephen
Nottingham, England
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Mentored CCNA Lab Workbook E-mail
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The CCNA Lab workbook is written to lead you through lab topics on our live lab equipment. You can use your own equipment, but the labs are written based on our remote labs.

Real equipment is always better than simulations.. The workbook is a mentored guide with David Bombal CCIE #11023 me explaining CCENT and CCNA topics and configuring equipment and then you doing the same.

 

The Workbook covers the following:

Chapter 1: Connecting to your Pod
Welcome
Booking your lab
How to access your equipment
Clearing lines
Rules
Support

Chapter 2: Reset Devices
Reset Devices
How to reset a router
How to reset a switch
Ready to begin

Chapter 3: Basics
Devices Naming
Command & mode navigation
Interfaces
Recommended commands
IP Addressing
Encapsulations and enabling
Frame Relay mappings
DCE/DTE cables
Bandwidth
Testing

Chapter 4: Passwords & Messages
Enable & Secret passwords
VTY passwords
Console passwords
Banners - MOTD & Login

Chapter 5: CDP
Show commands
Enable & Disable CDP
Network Discovery

Chapter 6: Switching
MAC address table
Port security - Part 1 - static
Port security - Part 2 - sticky
VTP
Trunks and access ports
VLANs
Spanning Tree
EtherChannel
Inter VLAN routing
Clean up

Chapter 7: Static Routing
Overview
Routing table explained
Adding Static Routes
Load balancing
Static route to next hop or interface?
Default Static Routes

Chapter 8: RIP
Overview
Routing table explained
Network Command
Administrative distance
RIP version 1
Gotcha 1 - split horizon
Gotcha 2 - bandwidth
Gotcha 3 - VLSM & discontiguous subnets
RIP version 2

Chapter 9: OSPF
Overview
Areas
Router types
Routing table explained
Single Area OSPF
Network Command options
Router ID
Elections
Neighbors
Administrative distance
OSPF authentication
Multiple Area OSPF
Stub Areas

Chapter 10: EIGRP
Overview
Routing table explained
Network command options
Neighbors
Administrative distance
Successor & feasible successor
Variance
Gotha  - split horizon
EIGRP authentication

Chapter 11: Access Lists
Overview
Masks explained
Standard ACL explained
Extended ACL explained
Complicated ACLs explained
Extended ACL
ACL edits - insert, delete, edit lines
Standard ACL
Complicated ACL

Chapter 12: NAT
Overview
NAT vs PAT
Dynamic NAT
Interface PAT
Static NAT

Chapter 13: PPP
Overview
Basic PPP
One way PAP authentication
Two way PAP authentication
One way CHAP authentication
Two way CHAP authentication

Chapter 14: IPv6
Overview
Address size
Address format
Communication types
EUI addresses
IPv6 addressing & maps
RIPng configuration + Gotchas


Chapter 15: Frame Relay
Overview
Topology types
Basic Frame Relay
Frame Relay Maps
Split horizon
Mulitpoint subinterfaces
Point-to-point subinterfaces