Sorry for english readers, it will be a french article today. Cet article n’est juste que ma réflexion et n’engage que moi. Ceci n’est peut-être pas votre vision. Si mes arguments ne sont pas fondés, je suis ouvert à la
some stuff to be friend with IOS XE/XR
Cisco has released recently lot of materials to be friend with their new technologies. You can know learn more about IOS XE with Cisco CSR1000v (it is a virtual router based on Cisco IOS XE code) and more recently (02/07/14)
PPTP and ASA 5510
If you search why your rules are applied by PPTP VPN sessions are not albe to established with an error 619 (on windows plateform) : ASA# conf t ASA(config)# policy-map global_policy ASA(config)# (config-pmap)# class inspection_default ASA(config)# inspect pptp ASA(config)# and
Frame-Relay : just for fun… v5 will come out shortly.
For those of us like me who are working towards CCIE, you are certainly aware of the fact that CCIE v4 will be raised to v5. For INE.com, it seems that Frame-Relay (replaced by DMVPN), and some other features will
Equivalent to CEF on Redback router
This a question which I ask for a long time : is this e Cisco CEF equivalent on Redback router ? A friend gives me the answer : [VRF_FOOBAR]75TOTO-SE400-01#sh ip route 172.16.116.98 Longest match Routing entry for 172.16.116.98/32 is 172.16.116.98/32
Unicast Flooding
This is for me a new concept I don’t have any see anymore. I only imagine inter-vlan routing by L3 switch or router on a stick. But you can make this kind of architecture : In this case : as
DF bit for dummies
Finally a good explanation of what DF bit does 😉 Thanks to ipspace, it makes me smile 🙂
OSPF : Challenge backup (easy)
How to make the path through R2 to 99.99.99.1 prefered over throught R3 ???
xconnect, wireshark and cie
I have already make tiny lab with xconnect, but my curiosity has been recently exacerbated so that I can see exactly how it works… What occurs behind the scene when you
New tool for CCIE prep
I bought refurbished MacBook Pro mid-2010. It is a good machine. I think it will be great for a CCIE dedicated laptop 🙂 I have begun to make a wireless link to the place where my lab will be hosted.