Junos Basics - OSPF
Oh, my. Another Junos post. Somebody stop me before I get my JNCIA!
This isn’t hard stuff at all. I’m sure there are a couple of cool tricks I don’t know yet, but let’s try anyway. I”m working on an SRX240 here running 11.1
security
Some stuff about securing your network and servers
Stubby Post - Changes to CCNA Voice, CCVP, and CCSP
I don't usually cover news from Cisco, but they've changed some certification stuff around again, and I thought I would bring it up. This time they've changed the CCNA Voice, CCVP, and CCSP, so, if you've on those tracks, be careful what
ASA 8.3.1 – Smart Tunnel and NAT Changes
I’ll start off with a warning. I’ve been running 8.3.1 on my home 5505 for a few hours now. Not only is this not really enough time for a thorough review, it’s also not the environment to test enterprise-level configurations. There are also a lot
Convenience versus Security
I coworker sent over a link today that got me thinking about an old adage that I’ve been sharing for years. The link actually has nothing to do with the philosophy but did trigger a random spewing of words from my brain.
Here’s what I tell everyone. When
ISCW Notes - Role-based Views
I’m at training for the ISCW test this week, and this topic came up yesterday. Since it came up last week at the office, I figure it was a sign from $deity that it was time for a blog entry.
An admin in another business unit was trying to
I've Been Hacked
It looks like one of those Russian b*%*#rds got me some time last week. I don’t know how long the site was down for sure, but I would guess that he first got access on Thursday, 22 October. Since we’re talking about WordPress here, I just restored
Using SPF Records To Build Objects
My biggest complain about modern firewalls is their lack of the ability to create rules based on URLs or HTTP streams; you have to open access between IP addresses. Yes, I know there are other means to do that, but I want my ASA/PIX/FWSM to do it without