This post will describe the exercises and solutions for week four of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers. The first exercise is the following: [code lang=text] I. Prompt a user to input an IP address. Re-using some of the code
Python – Kirk Byers Course Week 3 Part 3
This post will describe the exercises and solutions for week three of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers. The last exercise of the week is to create an IP address checker that checks the validity of an IP address. Here
Python – Kirk Byers Course Week 3 Part 2
This post will describe the exercises and solutions for week three of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers. Exercise two of week three we already completed in a previous post where we used a For loop to loop through the
Python – Kirk Byers Course Week 3 Part 1
This post will describe the exercises and solutions for week three of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers. The first exercise of the week is the following: I. Create an IP address converter (dotted decimal to binary). This will be
Python – Kirk Byers Course Week 2 Part 4
This post will describe the exercises and solutions for week two of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers. The final assignment in week 2 is the following: IV. You have the following string from “show version” on a Cisco router
Python – Kirk Byers Course Week 2 Part 3
This post will describe the exercises and solutions for week two of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers. The next excercise is to work with output from “show ip bgp”: III. You have the following four lines from ‘show ip
Python – Kirk Byers Course Week 2 Part 2
This post will describe the exercises and solutions for week two of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers. The second exercise of week two is the following: II. Create an IP address converter (dotted decimal to binary): A. Prompt a
Python – Kirk Byers Course Week 2 Part 1
This post will describe the exercises and solutions for week two of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers. This is the first exercise: I. Create a script that does the following A. Prompts the user to input an IP network.
Python – Kirk Byers Course Week 1 Part 2
In the second part of assignments for the first week of Kirk Byers Python for Network Engineers class we will be working with IPv6 addresses. We start with the following IPv6 address: FE80:0000:0000:0000:0101:A3EF:EE1E:1719. The goal is then to split this
Opinion – Vendors Please Stop the Mud Slinging!
I’m not known for going on rants but lately I’ve been seeing a lot of stupid tweets from vendors that have really bothered me. So today I’ll give my best Tom Hollingsworth “networkingnerd” impression and tell you what’s on my