Tools, Tips and Reviews for Network Engineers
Hot Standby Routing Protocol or HSRP, is a Cisco proprietary protocol that allows two or more routers to work together to represent a single IP address for a particular network. HSRP, as well as Virtual Route Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) are considered high-availability network services that allow for almost immediate fail over to a secondary interface [...]
How to Configure SSH (Secure Shell) For Remote Login on a Cisco Router By Don R. Crawley Prior to the introduction of SSH in the Cisco IOS, the only remote login protocol was Telnet. Although quite functional, Telnet is a non-secure protocol in which the entire session, including authentication, is in clear text and thus [...]
Entering the Nexus If you have a data center or if you have any services running in a data center then at some point you may have considered Cisco’s Nexus switching platform. Rightly so, Cisco’s Nexus platform promises and delivers huge flexibility and scalability gains within the data center. FabricPath To provide this next leap in data center switching [...]
As wireless Internet services grow and expand, it seems that the industry is on a constant upward spiral. The potential for increased connectivity seems to be virtually limitless, and the spirit of competition and desire for profits will almost certainly motivate wireless providers to continue to strive for new heights for the foreseeable future. It [...]
Video is the best way to learn networking. Check out some of these videos that show new network engineers the very basics of computer networking. From beginning lessons in Cisco CCNA study to ip addresses and more. These videos created by some of these best instructors and pulled directly from YouTube. These videos are designed [...]
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