March 11, 2011 – Tick-tock goes the clock
The clock is ticking and time is running out. Just submitted my CC to Cisco for the CCIE SP Lab payment. Guess it only a few months until I see San Jose, CA and the Cisco campus. Tick-tock.
The clock is ticking and time is running out. Just submitted my CC to Cisco for the CCIE SP Lab payment. Guess it only a few months until I see San Jose, CA and the Cisco campus. Tick-tock.
That picture about describes the cost of the new CCIE Data Center Hardware. Keep in mind, that this is list price – and my best uneducated guess at what we will see on the lab in the terms of hardware and quantity. Regardless, I think I will nickname this new certification – The Million Dollar…
Network Warrior – 2nd Edition Recently, O’Reilly published the long awaited Network Warrior 2nd Edition by Gary Donahue (aka GAD). This was a much anticipated update since technology has changed since the original publication back in 2007. I am glad to see the inclusion of the Cisco ASA, Cisco Nexus, and IPv6, and Voice –…
Well, did not hear it until today – but they are canceling the CCIE SP Bootcamp next week at the CCIE Expo hosted by CCIE Flyer. Eman did all he could (and then some) to get me into another SP class in August, but sadly they are canceling that one as well. Guess I will…
My hosting provider, Digital Ocean, has added IPv6 to one of their NY Data centers. Over this weekend, and thanks to Shellshock BASH vulnerability, I finally got around to migrating the server to a new host that is IPv6 enabled. So as of this morning, there is a now a AAAA record for www.fryguy.net! IPv6 Ping…
Configuring DHCP on routers is not something that is normally done in a production network. Typically in a production network DHCP servers are either Windows, Linux, or some other vendors implementation. Occasionally you will need to configure a Cisco device to provided DHCP for initial purposes – say a new location build-out, a lab network,…