Tools, Tips and Reviews for Network Engineers
TweetEveryday we get emails and comments from readers asking about network engineer jobs. How to become a network engineer? Where should I start? Will certifications help? What kind of salary can I expect? And many more questions just like these. As we answer these questions our hope is and always will be that we can [...]
TweetOne of the biggest questions we get almost everyday from our readers is asking how to become a network engineer. With so much concern and interest, if this many people are emailing us directly then there is no doubt many more people out there who have the same questions. Hopefully we can clear up some [...]
TweetWith another Christmas right around the corner many network shops are getting ready for the Christmas break. This can mean one of two things for you as a network engineer. Either lots of work with everyone off, or little work and lots of on-call. Either way, as a network engineer our job doesn’t really take [...]
TweetIs open source routing closing the router gap? By Jim Duffy, Network World Vyatta, the open source networking vendor that makes its living tweaking Cisco’s nose, this week rolled out a new release of its operating system software. Vyatta 6.0 features a remote access API that enables customers to control large scale Vyatta systems using [...]
Supported Cisco Commands Can Vary Depending on the Version of Software In Use.
TweetIt’s time to vent some frustration everybody!! If you have worked on Cisco devices for any length of time, or even if you have just started work with Cisco routers, you know that the Cisco command line interface can be a frustrating thing. The consistency of the syntax of a given command can vary significantly from platform [...]