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I ran across a job for a Network Engineer on monster.com. This was part of the job description:

"Recent hands on experience with troubleshooting to host level. Troubleshooting LAN/WAN networks, trace route, know show commands, at least at a cisco level. Layer 2 switching. Know what ARP is and what it does. Network Protocol 8.21Q, spaming, trunching, BGP, EIRP, general rounting layer 3"

Trunching - LOL!

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tech-airman

tomset wrote:

I ran across a job for a Network Engineer on monster.com. This was part of the job description:

"Recent hands on experience with troubleshooting to host level. Troubleshooting LAN/WAN networks, trace route, know show commands, at least at a cisco level. Layer 2 switching. Know what ARP is and what it does. Network Protocol 8.21Q, spaming, trunching, BGP, EIRP, general rounting layer 3"

Trunching - LOL!

tomset,

The abovementioned items are amusing too.

Daniel333

ha. and these are the places that complain they can't get good people.

astorrs

"spaming"

APA

Don't you guys create trunch links between your switches?

I'm trying to find RFCs for 8.21q no luck as yet........ it's good thing they don't need 8.211a/b/g skills...

mikej412

tomset wrote:

spaming

Maybe they meant spamming tree

astorrs

Yup, I trunch all my switches together, that way the 8.21Q VALN tags get passed between switches seamlessly. I also use spaming tree on the edge switches. Heck we even use EIRP as our routing protocol. I'd be a perfect fit. Oh wait, I only know traceroute not "trace route". Shoot and I thought I was a shoe in for that one.

redwarrior

Is a trunch link a link made out of a string of captain crunch nuggets BEFORE you add the milk? Add that to the spaming and you have a very interesting meal indeed!

Mishra

I like this

rounting layer

"Hey man your skin doesn't look too good. They have that new skin device that gets that rounting layer off and it makes you look 10 year younger."

gojericho0

wrehe do i sgin up?

dynamik

Did they post the experience/qualifications they're looking for? I'm guessing they want a CCIE

astorrs

dynamik wrote:

Did they post the experience/qualifications they're looking for? I'm guessing they want a CCIE

No no the job calls for a Microsoft Certified Internetworking Engineer (MCIE)

shednik

astorrs wrote:

dynamik wrote:

Did they post the experience/qualifications they're looking for? I'm guessing they want a CCIE

No no the job calls for a Microsoft Certified Internetworking Engineer (MCIE)

Wow this is getting ridiculous now..it's awesome!!

Mishra

MCIE Member of the Association of Charity Independent Examiners

astorrs

Mishra wrote:

MCIE Member of the Association of Charity Independent Examiners

tomset

gojericho0 wrote:

wrehe do i sgin up?

Sory budy, I hvae already subbmited my resume for teh job. I'm a shoe in.

I'm a Microsoft Certified Internetworking Administrator (MCIA), so back off!! LOL

Paul Boz

Sounds like the expectations are pretty low.

astorrs

tomset wrote:

gojericho0 wrote:

wrehe do i sgin up?

Sory budy, I hvae already subbmited my resume for teh job. I'm a shoe in.

I'm a Microsoft Certified Internetworking Administrator (MCIA), so back off!! LOL

Don't be so sure, my Microsoft/Cisco IP networking & Telephony Professional (MCITP) cert might trump that since it covers 2 vendors.

tomset

dynamik wrote:

Did they post the experience/qualifications they're looking for? I'm guessing they want a CCIE

They're looking to snag a quad CCIE for $40k/year - no benefits. Looking at the job description, I'm not sure anything less than a quad CCIE could even do the job.

LOL

sthomas

tomset wrote:

gojericho0 wrote:

wrehe do i sgin up?

Sory budy, I hvae already subbmited my resume for teh job. I'm a shoe in.

I'm a Microsoft Certified Internetworking Administrator (MCIA), so back off!! LOL

I see you have your MSCE but since you don't have an MCP you are not qualified.

CCIEWANNABE

probably posted from a guy named "martin" who works for at&t from India. i like the jobs that say ccna required, ccie prefered. its like whoa, there is a pretty big gap there from ccna to ccie. i'm guessing they'll settle for a ccnp

astorrs

CCNPWANNABE wrote:

probably posted from a guy named "martin" who works for at&t from India. i like the jobs that say ccna required, ccie prefered. its like whoa, there is a pretty big gap there from ccna to ccie. i'm guessing they'll settle for a ccnp

You won't know until you apply, good luck, you'll need it those rounting questions can be pretty tough but I see you've finished the Bundling Selectable Cisco Internals exam already.

http://denver.craigslist.org/sad/733578935.html

ironlung

Rounting ha.

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dear CCNPWANNABE

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i started with BSCI course