A networker's blogA networker's blog
This is the first article regarding basic NEXUS configuration. You can read it here on Intenseschool website: http://resources.intenseschool.com/configuring-nexus-part-i/ Use this link to get more information about CCNA training available at Intenseschool: http://www.intenseschool.com/boot_camp/cisco/ccna
Recently I was asked to create labs using Cisco Packet Tracer for CCNA students. This one is the first and it’s about OSPF. You can download the lab from this link: http://resources.intenseschool.com/ccna-lab-practice-with-cisco-packet-tracer-configuring-ospf/ Use this link to get more information about CCNA training available at Intenseschool: http://www.intenseschool.com/boot_camp/cisco/ccna
This is the review that I did for ICND1 Network Simulator. You can read about it on Intenseschool website: http://resources.intenseschool.com/cisco-ccent-icnd1-100-101-network-simulator-review/
This is the article that I wrote for students preparing for CCNA Data Center. You can read the article here: http://resources.intenseschool.com/introduction-to-nexus/ Use this link to get more information about CCNA training available at Intenseschool: http://www.intenseschool.com/boot_camp/cisco/ccna
This is the article I wrote about wildcard masks for CCNA students. You can read the article using this link: http://resources.intenseschool.com/understanding-wildcard-masks/ Use this link to get more information about CCNA training available at Intenseschool: http://www.intenseschool.com/boot_camp/cisco/ccna
This is the article that I wrote about Cisco Discovery Protocol and Link Layer Discovery Protocol for CCNA students. You can read the article on Intenseschool website. Click here for more information on CCNA training: http://www.intenseschool.com/boot_camp/cisco/ccna
This is the review that I wrote for ICND2 book written by Wendell Odom. You can read it on Intenseschool website. Also, if you need, Intenseschool is providing a course to help you to pass the ICND2 exam.
If you want to keep the track of what one of your firewalls is matching, you have two options. Let’s say that you have this topology: (lo0-10.255.21.243/32)R1(ge-0/0/0-1.1.1.1/24) ———- (ge-0/0/0-1.1.1.2/24)R2(lo0-10.255.26.130/32) and on R2 you want to keep track of all packets that have a destination to R2’s Loopback0 interface.
I was recently asked to write reviews for ICND1 and ICND2 book published by CiscoPress. You can check my review on the new ICND1 book written by Wendell Odom on Intenseschool website. Additionally, you can take the ICND1 course provided by Intenseschool.
There is the possibility in JunOS to define conditions under which a group can be applied. A group can be applied based on the type of chassis, model, routing-engine, virtual-chassis member, cluster node and start and end time of day or date. By applying a group based on the time, you can have configure for… Keep reading »