Telenor, Ufone, Mobilink EDGE or PTCL EVDO

Ok, this is how things stand. The Telecom market is losing customers to one another and generally people are reluctant to spend more, due to the financial crisis. But this does not mean that the local mobile operators are letting us of the hook. Recently...

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ZONG Dial Tunes caller tones

Enjoy the latest dial tunes instead of listening to the typical ones with ZONG Dial Tunes offer. Zong now offers you to select the dial tunes with a single click. For example, if you are calling you friend, and you hear a song that you like a lot, simply...

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Disabling DNS Server Lookup

When you type something (at the user or privileged prompt) that the router doesn’t recognize as a command, it assumes that you want to telnet there. So it telnets there if it’s an IP address, or looks in the config for a host table if you typed...

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Limiting EXEC Interruptions

If the router has a message for you, it will display the message, even if that means interrupting something you were typing. Then you’re stuck having to finish your command at the end of the router’s message. The command logging synchronous under...

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Setting the Console Speed

To connect via the console to a Cisco device, your terminal emulation program needs to be set to the following specifications. (Later in this paper, we’ll tell you how to change the console speed.) Baud rate: 9600 bps, Data bits: 8, Parity: None, Stop...

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Cisco IOS Deprecated Commands

There are some commands that are officially no longer supported by Cisco, but that still work on most devices. A few of these commands are shorter than their modern-day replacements, so using them can speed up your configuration. Some commonly...

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