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Read more about the article CCIE EI Notes FHRP :: GLBP IPv4

CCIE EI Notes FHRP :: GLBP IPv4

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:October 25, 2020
  • Post category:Routing & Switching

:: Protocol details Gateway Load-Balancing Protocol: Used over Layer-2 segments to provide redundant gateway functionality for IPv4 and IPv6Cisco Proprietary: Other vendors don't/cannot use this protocolFunctions: Gateway redundancy and load-sharing*…

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Read more about the article SD-WAN ::  WAN Edge sides

SD-WAN :: WAN Edge sides

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:September 26, 2020
  • Post category:Routing & Switching/Uncategorized
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During my labbing adventures for SD-WAN I thought creating a SD-WAN network is simple. It actually is when you just replicate Internet and MPLS network by one box and use…

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SD-WAN :: Adding vEdge Cloud

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:September 26, 2020
  • Post category:Routing & Switching

Before we jump in adding vEdges to controllers it's good to know how many roads lead to Rome. The Cisco SD-WAN solution has two types of software platforms: vEdge (Viptela…

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SD-WAN :: Platinum Library

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:July 6, 2020
  • Post category:General
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For the past few months I've been studying the SD-WAN course provided by Cisco. As a partner you can have access to a lot of course material at this moment.…

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Community Engagement :: Next level

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:July 4, 2020
  • Post category:General
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It is time to interact with the Networking community on a different level. I've been using twitter for many years now and used it for many personal interests like F1…

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Spelunking the caves :: Cisco ASA REST API

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:July 1, 2020
  • Post category:DevOps
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For one of my projects we need to extract realtime data from Cisco ASA firewalls. Cisco already provides a REST agent for ASA Firewalls since 2014-ish. The REST agent provided…

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Getting distracted by MPLS L3 VPN’s

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:June 20, 2020
  • Post category:Service Provider
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It started of with my SD-WAN lab. After hours of studying and eventually adding a few vEdges to finalize the Control Plane bringup, I was ready for templating, creating different…

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Network Fundamentals :: Etherchannels

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:April 19, 2020
  • Post category:Flashcards/Routing & Switching
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EtherChannels AKA LAG, Port-channels, NIC teaming, etc Main goal is to improve bandwidth and forwarding capabilities.LAG hides each member from an upper layer protocol, in this case STP. Where STP…

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Network Fundamentals :: TTL

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:April 18, 2020
  • Post category:Flashcards/Routing & Switching
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TTL (or Time To Live) is a Layer-3 loop prevention mechanism. Every time a packet passes a Layer-3 hop, the TTL decrements with 1. Packets with a TTL of 0…

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Network Fundamentals :: The 802.1Q Packet

  • Post author:Jordi Schlooz
  • Post published:April 18, 2020
  • Post category:Flashcards/Routing & Switching
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IEEE 802.1Q An additional of 32 bits are added to packet header consisting of: Tag protocol identifier (TPID): 16 bitsBelow are part of the TCI structure and is divided in…

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