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| brandowyn 2003-06-03, 8:46 pm |
| The instructor I had for the first Cisco semester did say that the second semester would be mostly router configuration. I might try it in the fall. | |
| ottomatic 2003-06-03, 9:46 pm |
| He's right. I finished all the courses this last semester. The 2nd class is about basic router config, but after the 2nd class it just gets better from there on out. | |
| anchor40 2003-06-04, 8:56 am |
| The best thing about the academy programs is the hands-on experience (I guess it might depend on your academy). Maximize youre time in the lab, as it will really help you master the devices.
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| ottomatic 2003-06-04, 9:04 am |
| Yes, the hands-on was great at my place. After the 1st class I was on the router just about everyday for atleast an hour. There was only 6 of us in the class so it wasn't hard to get a router to play with. | |
| jason892 2003-06-04, 9:08 am |
| If we are taking the class over the internet(distance learning), but our school has given us access to a virtual rack, is that the same? Did you learn the bulk of your info from your instructors, or from the material in the academy program? | |
| ottomatic 2003-06-04, 9:09 am |
| Virtual Rack? Is that like using the flash programs or ... ? I learned a great deal from the teachers and the stuff that the teachers didn't cover the course work from cisco did. | |
| jason892 2003-06-04, 9:32 am |
| I'm not sure what it is. We telnet in. One the opening page there is a warning that says we are on the router with "x" other users. "DO NOT START A RACK WAR" I guess that means that the commands we use can adversly afect the other users. I don't know if it is a real router, or a prog. set up to emulate one. Don't know enough yet to see. I have picked up a few commands to experiment with from reading this forum though.  | |
| ottomatic 2003-06-04, 10:02 am |
| Ohh... ok, if you wanted to screw with them. Try this...
Go into global config then type this..
line vty 0 4
login
password cisco
exec-timeout 0 1
They have 1 second of idle time before they booted off the router.  | |
| qbknewbie 2003-06-04, 11:28 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by ottomatic
Ohh... ok, if you wanted to screw with them. Try this...
Go into global config then type this..
line vty 0 4
login
password cisco
exec-timeout 0 1
They have 1 second of idle time before they booted off the router.
Woah now that would really get them fast. No time to think about whats next, just gogogogo. |
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