To stay updated what’s happening in the network industry it doesn’t hurt to read some RFCs and IETF drafts. Here are two I recommend that you read. A comparison of IPv6 tunneling mechanisms- draft-steffann-tunnels-00 It describes different ways of tunneling
Staying updated as a network engineer
When you work in IT, you need to stay updated. It’s not one of those jobs where you get an education and then you are fully learned and can stop reading. To stay updated you need to keep an eye
Upgrading the license on a Cisco 3560/3750
With the new switches like 3560-X it is possible to run a universal IOS image with support for different feature sets like LAN Base, IP Base and IP Services where IP services is the most feature rich version. I did
Transfering files with FTP (Cisco ASA)
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) has been the natural choice for transfering files on a Cisco device for a long time but it has some weaknesses: It’s not reliable, since it doesn’t use TCP Since it’s not using TCP every
Ghetto VGA cable
This is a bit off topic but I just had to share this with you. I have a HP Elitebook 2530p laptop which I put in a dockingstation at work. Something is very weird with the dockingstation, when I connect