Ccie Clone Master

· January 18, 2015 ·

IOU-WEB v22 for RSv5

INE RSv5 ready for work lab, all initial configs are adapted for IOU use. I didn’t add all of them in VM,
but you can boot up routers with initial ready for other initial configs, and then just copy initials what you
wish from list.
Narbik RSv5 Foundation and advanced configuration lab. Print out and keep in eyes edited physical
topology, believe me you can DO Narbik even ports names are different! Instead of L3 Etherchannel I used
L2 etherchannel with trunk allowed one VLAN, what gives you same solution as L3 Etherchannel, result,
you have L3 vlan interfaces full functional for use like L3 portchannel interface.
Cisco 360 RSv5 program 10x configuration labs, Original IOS used and all should be OK.
Cisco 360 program 10xTS labs. Originally used IOU, should be OK.
Use new compiled vm or
Copy this link using your torrent program. Just use File/Add torrent from URL
Copy/paste this string and Voila, VM will downloaded through torrents.

Torrent links
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:1377f1888d1e0d7028d3736db761fe612c5c21bd&dn=v22+VM+IOU+2014

MD5 hash for files to verify if you have downloaded correctly:

file 001: b75d6258721ac46b2c79fcaeef10e078
file 002: 79dbbbf9f71916c514dc2fb2adecde52
file 003: 275f7d3f9d37480e5b93a8b3c825337f
file 004: 0fb2b871e250d27e05cd569ee82daba7

Password to unzip VM archive: RSv5_v22_Poison

Workbooks for this VM are here:

Presented full books with answers despite my way to give you without answers. Especially it belongs to
Cisco 360 TS book. ^_^

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:89395d5829009f9ad38be1f904c11c02052b5b83&dn=Workbooks+v5

Some necessary things for absolutely new users as well for advanced guys:
How to use and run IOU VM:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:404a4713d54738722f274421d04f6028d716ec1a&dn=IOU-
WEB+Help+18082013.pdf

Second option: Advanced User files. No need if you downloaded full VM above !
This is for use if you have updated and tuned your own VMs to v22 with proper IOS loaded in it.
!!! For avoid mess with files in VM, please create new directories in your WEB-IOU. Example: create
folder Narbik and subfolder in it Pictures, choose import labs, and choose newly created directory Narbik
for lab and config packs, choose Narbik/Pictures for other stuff.
I saying that because more than 100 pictures and active faces are in use, folder is necessary.

IOU-WEB labs for import:

Hidden Content
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:87ae739eb45cfca6f7251f884655ce478ca38bb8&dn=RSv5+IOU+racks+Advanced+i
mport.7z

UPDATED INE cfg LAB - NEW 31-08-14

Steps to install UPDATE:

1. Go to folder /INE RSv5 cfg LAB delete all labs and initial packs.
2. Go inside pictures folder /INE RSv5 cfg LAB/Pictures/, delete all content from it.
3. Use trash bin symbol to delete one by one all INE files and pictures.

4. download new INE lab RSv5.

Torrent magnet:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:2827a269fb5c58fc90aea023ff9aa1c9851482da&dn=INE+RSv5+cfg+lab+vRACK+re
ady+to+import+fixed+initials+31-08-2014.gz

Import new INE RSv5 fixed lab.

5. while importing choose correctly folders where it will be saved:
see attached screenshot below.
6 !! Go to edit mode of lab, check if IOS is loaded for each device.
See below what IOS is used for INE

IOS used in this VM and labs:

INE
L3 - i86bi_linux-adventerprisek9-ms.154-1.T_A
L2 - i86bi_linux_l2-adventerprise-ms.nov11-2013-team_track

Narbik
L3 - i86bi_linux-adventerprisek9-ms.154-1.T_A
L2 - i86bi_linux_l2-adventerprise-ms.nov11-2013-team_track

Cisco 360 labs and configuration part:

L3 - i86bi_linux-adventerprisek9-ms.153-1.3.T
L2 - i86bi_linux_l2-adventerprise-ms.nov11-2013-team_track
EXCEPT Cisco 360 TS 09, is used L2
L2- i86bi_linux_l2-upk9-ms.june20_2012_golden_spike

TS lab start! Some TS labs are configured initials with QoS, and this could delay to start router, seems that
stopped.
NO, this is normally and please just wait till router boots up, it can take up to 5-6 mins.
Same story is for NAT, if you entering first NAT command under interface like ip nat outside, feeling that
router hanged up, NO, just wait.
This is specific of this 15.3.1T and 15.4.1T images, some inside virtual processes are delayed.
Just Patience, and wait ^_^All works !!!

Telnet CRT or Putty .reg files:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:e3ab9bc6215ab73c2f4530a95e68c6abc3f02e69&dn=telnet+reg+files.7z

Enjoy, this is more as enough for success training!!!

Good Luck!

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· August 22, 2014 ·

ASA Flags Associated with TCP Connections

A set of flags, as depicted in Figure, was added to the ASA algorithm to reflect the
State of TCP connections crossing the firewall. The show conn detail command reveals
The available connection flags, as shown in Example.

The following step list refers to the outbound flow represented in Figure 7-6. The interpretation
Of the Inbound ASA flags is completely analogous and left as an exercise for you.

Step 1. After the SYN sent by the inside client has crossed the firewall (first step of
The three-way handshake), ASA waits for the SYN/ACK from the outside server
(Second step) and, in the sequence, from the client ACK (third step). ASA
Represents this first phase with the combination of flags ASA.

Step 2. Having received the SYN/ACK back from the outside server, ASA clears the sa
Indication and keeps only the A flag. (Because the inside ACK is still missing.)

Step 3. ASA registers the receipt of the inside ACK with the U flag, a way to state
That the setup phase is over and that the connection is considered up.

Step 4. The addition of the I flag in the fourth step means that the data was received
From the outside (inbound data).

Step 5. The insertion of the O flag means that outbound data (data from the inside)
Has been seen by ASA. The combination UIO of the last step tells that the
Connection is up and that data was already received from both the outside
Server and the inside client.