Here are some more EIGRP notes in the form of questions.
I’m still looking at route redistribution, and the external route types threw me for a loop a bit.
I fired up a lab to study redistribution and all I got were these lousy nuances.
Here’s one that’s been rehashed countless times concerning a VTP client taking down your network.
Just because I like giving more money to Pearson Vue, I took the BCMSN test today to see how I would do. I passed with no problem.
Look. Time-based ACLs work in policy-maps.
If you’ve never used TCPDump before, you’re missing out on one of the best parts of being a network guy — pointing fingers at everyone else. TCPDump is an open-source app that copies packets on a machine’s NIC to screen or to file. TCPDump is typically a Linux/Unix app; in the Windows world, TCPDump is […]