Bitte keine heiße Asche einwerfen

Fragen von Cisco Kurs Teilnehmern kommen viele und ich beantworte das sogar meistens. Aber dass einer glaubt mich so verarschen zu müssen habe ich noch nicht erlebt.

Dear M.,

you don’t really expect me to answer CCNA class exercises, do you?

Greetings,

Krischan

On Wed, Jun 08, 2005 at 12:44:55PM -0700, M. wrote:

> Dear Jodies,
>
> I hope i got your name right. Anyways My name is
> M. I live in Asia Im 22 and im interesting in
> networking, but i am facing some problem which i cant
> answer my client with as i am still a beginner,so im
> here to seek your help please.

> this is a some questions that i have to answer my
> client by end of this week but i dont know what
> exactly to tell…
>
> 1. Winslow Networks wants to increase the performance
> of Sampson’s network. As senior network administrator
> for Winslow, you assign Lisa to the job. That
> afternoon, while preparing to work on a lab assignment
> from her Cisco CCNA class, Lisa mentions that she
> would use a router to increase the performance of
> Sampson’s network because routers are better than
> bridges. Explain to Lisa when and where a router would
> be the best choice. Under what circumstances would a
> router not be the best choice?
>
> 2. Moe is having a difficult time with IP subnetting.
> He knows the basics but has some specific questions.
> He wants to know why certain numbers are unavailable
> for use. For example, he was told that he cannot use
> 10 or 127 or any number over 223 in the first octet.
> Why are these numbers off limits? Explain your answer
> to Moe.
>
> Those are the questions, i shall be greatful if you
> could give me some help and how can i answer them.
>
> Thank you very much, and hope to hear from you soon
>
>
> Yours
>
> M.