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Learning by Doing: CISCO Certified Network ... - SCN Research

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So what have I learned here?<br />

In this lab you have learned there are many different encapsulation types on a serial<br />

interface and that <strong>CISCO</strong> routers use HDLC <strong>by</strong> default. Other manufactures use different<br />

encapsulations, for example IBM routers use SDLC for their encapsulations <strong>by</strong> default.<br />

Why is this lab here and not in part 2? PPP allows us to set authentication parameters<br />

(ew! Geek-speak). In “real-people” talk this means we can set user names and passwords<br />

for people to “dial-in” (aha! Remote access=WAN technology) to our serial lines.<br />

Remember our serial lines typically run over the web or telephone lines over great<br />

distances. This usually means security is very important (refer to guest names below). In<br />

the next lab you will learn how to set up those user names and passwords with PPP.<br />

Guest Router Name Derivation<br />

Terminus, Leftist, and Urvile were three hackers from the Legion of Doom, who lived in<br />

Georgia, that were busted in 1990 <strong>by</strong> the U.S. Secret Service in connection with the<br />

Martin Luther King Day AT&T long distance network crash. They were known as<br />

“switching gurus” and as “heavy hitters” within the LoD because they frequently<br />

accessed BellSouth’s network. Apparently BellSouth, at that time, did not have very<br />

strict security in place.<br />

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