1. key forms

2. l2 hw layout
	switches/routers

3. l2 and l3 rough lab plans

4. how to GET to the cisco router

5. expected mail list usage

6. kermit is lurking in there - understand it

7. how to 

	-1.  quick 1000 mile up survey of router and switch configs
	0. login to a cisco via the network (telnet in our case)
		and via serial connections
	1. go into and out of config mode
	2. do a few easy commands
		write memory
		write term 	
		show ip route
	3. understand the help system
	4. understand HOW to save a config (do this on your 
		own time) - save dexter's config to the lab monitor
		with tftp

8. be able to search the Cisco on-line IOS documentation using
	a web browser (mozilla at the moment),
	depends on the host and what flavor of BSD/linux it is running

9. you should know 3 passwords ...
	unix root,  cisco enable/exec (same), and netlab config 

http://ourmon.cat.pdx.edu/netlab
	find the config url, note the user name.  passwd is
	flarp1