Tag: security
Some stuff about securing your network and servers
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Stubby Post – Set DF to 0 with a Route-map
Here’s a quick post on getting your router to set a packet’s DF bit to 0 when an application sets it to 1.
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Syncing IOS Versions on a 3750 Stack
Here’s a graceful way to synchronize the IOS on a stack of 3750s.
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Some Cisco Testing Advice
If you follow the blog, you know I’ve had quite an adventure getting my CCNP. Finally, this past Monday, after what seemed liked years of struggling, I finished up my ROUTE test and got the email telling me I’d made it. I’ve learned a lot over the course, but, more than the technical details, I
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ROUTE – Epic Win!
I passed the ROUTE test today. I don’t know what I’m going to do with my evenings now.
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ROUTE Notes – Even More IGP Redistribution
Since I didn’t do too well on the test, here are some more notes on IGP redistribution.
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Aaron Appears on Packet Pushers Podcast
Hey, guys. Head over to the Packet Pushers Podcast site and check out the latest episode. You’ll hear my soothing, wonderful voice discuss some of the rantings of the week including career development.
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ROUTE – Epic Fail (#1?)
I took the ROUTE test today and failed like I usually do. That makes me 3-4 on these P-level tests. I’m not very proud of that statistic.
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ROUTE Notes – Branch Office Routing
Let’s see how Cisco wants us to connect our branch offices to the Enterprise.