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CCIE RS v5 – My Thoughts

When is the Update Coming Finally the announcement is here, CCIE RS v5 is going live on June 4, 2014. That means that the last day to take both the written and the lab for v4 is June 3, 2014.

ddib December 4, 2013 Announcement, CCIE 8 Comments Read more

Routing-bits SP handbook now available

We are many CCIE RS candidates that have used Ruhanns RS handbook to aid us in passing the CCIE lab. Ruhann has now released a SP handbook as well to aid all SP candidates. Who is Ruhann? Ruhann du Plessis

ddib May 2, 2013 Announcement No Comments Read more

CCIE plaque

I received my CCIE plaque a while back. This is what it looks like. Good luck to everyone pursuing the CCIE and one day you will have one of these as well 🙂

ddib February 6, 2013 Announcement, CCIE 11 Comments Read more

Becoming a CCIE – the path and cost associated to my number

While on IRC I had a request to describe my journey and the costs associated with becoming a CCIE. Becoming a CCIE is not cheap but I’ve worked for great companies that have covered all of my costs. I first

ddib November 2, 2012March 10, 2017 Announcement, CCIE 40 Comments Read more

CCIE #37149 – My passing lab experience

So by now you know that I passed my lab in Brussels yesterday. Here is my story. I arrived at monday in Brussels around 13.30. I took a walk in the beautiful weather to the lab location. By now I

ddib October 24, 2012 Announcement, CCIE 34 Comments Read more

CCIE #37149

Hey guys! I’m back from Brussels and I passed the lab! I am now CCIE #37149. I’ll write a longer post tomorrow 🙂

ddib October 24, 2012 Announcement, CCIE 30 Comments Read more

Catalyst QoS – A deeper look at the egress queues

I’ve done a post earlier on Catalyst QoS. That described how to configure the QoS features on the Catalyst but I didn’t describe in detail how the buffers work on the Catalyst platform. In this post I will go into

ddib October 8, 2012 Catalyst, CCIE, QoS 2 Comments Read more

A look at NAT – inside, outside and NAT on a stick

This post will describe how NAT works. The reason for doing a blog post on NAT is twofold. There is a lack of good documents out there describing NAT and I want to do some learning for myself as well.

ddib October 3, 2012 CCIE, NAT 13 Comments Read more

ASBR in NSSA – Choosing what IP to use as forwarding address

OSPF is one of the protocols where the details are very important. It has lots of bits and pieces to make it run in a proper way. I have described the forwarding address in an earlier post and this time

ddib September 20, 2012 CCIE, OSPF 7 Comments Read more

Some important details of BGP

We start out with a basic topopology of 3 routers. R2 and R3 will peer to each others loopback. I have setup OSPF for full reachability in the network. First we test connectivity. R2#ping 3.3.3.3 so lo0 Type escape sequence

ddib September 14, 2012 BGP, CCIE 15 Comments Read more
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