Gone Paranoid, cisco info

[Juan Manuel Palacios]

	Thanks for this info Eric, I will certainly take the time to look 
into the study guide you recommend here. I have a big need to get to 
know my hardware in detail.

	Anyhow, what do you mean by Cisco IOS? I'm not american nor do I 
leave in USA, so sometimes I find myself a bit lost when it comes to 
local abbreviations and expressions. You know how long it took me to 
figure out things like "iirc" and "fyi/fyio". "tia" was an easy one 
because is usually appended at the end of a message after asking for 
something, so there weren't many options.

	Back to the subject, I've been searching through Cisco's website 
but haven't found much, it is so diverse. Any place in specific on that 
site that you think I should take a look at? Remember that my hardware 
is a 677 Cisco ADSL router.

	Thanks again for the info and the time. Best regards,...



		Juan.

On Sunday, June 30, 2002, at 02:53  PM, Eric Scher wrote:

>
> "...Where could I find extensive and detailed information about this
> type of protection technique? It really interests me and if I want to
> set it up I want to make sure I am proficient with what I'm doing..."
>
>
> Juan -
> You could find all sorts of info at Cisco's web site. You could also 
> pick up the
> Sybex CCNA study guide, which will teach you a lot about routing, among 
> other
> things. It's the red, white & black book. The Cisco IOS is WAY more 
> powerful than
> practically anyone realizes.
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