RouterFreak Reviews, Tips and Tools for Network Engineers

The company you work for acquires a new client. The site is expanding and the ramp-up will happen within the next three days. As a Network Engineer you are tasked to install a new switch, create the client VLANs, have Systems build DHCP, assign the access ports and test the …

Networks, as we know them, have changed over the past few years and there is no slowing down. When I got into the Networking field in 2007, any network was fairly the same: access, distribution, and Core layers. At the access layer, you typically have either computers (desktops) or laptops …

One of the ‘hot’ topics when studying about Quality of Service (QoS) is Traffic Policing versus Traffic Shaping. In this article, we will look at these QoS features individually, compare them, and also see how they are used in the real world. Network Quality There are four major factors that …

Are you thinking about getting a job as a Network Engineer?  Are you considering leaving your present position and getting a new networking job at a new company?  Has it been a while since you’ve interviewed for a network engineer position?  If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions …