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I will eventually be migrating the current site – blog.fryguy.net – over to here as time allows. For now, please visit the site – blog.fryguy.net
This is just a quick post on a new venture one of my good friends, Brandon, has embarked on. Brandon is a well recognized and respected Cisco trainer in the industry and has published a few books for Cisco Press over the years. His books include CCNA Wireless Official Exam Certification Guide and Cisco Access…
Well, the week has finally come and the hours are ticking until Tech Field Day #5 in San Jose, CA begins. Tomorrow will be a fun filled travel day for me (ABE – ORD – SJC) and then then the real fun will begin that evening. Cannot wait to see what the the vendors have…
Soon, many of us will be on an airplane heading to Las Vegas for Cisco Live 2022. So I felt that it might be good to put out some final information before we head out. Below you will find some info on the Cisco Events App, Health and Safety info, as well as NetVet reception…
Well, today we can welcome the Cisco Nexus 7009 to the Nexus family. It joins its big brothers the 7010 and 7018 as you can see below. So, what does this new chassis give us over its bigger brothers? Well for one thing, SPACE! The Nexus 7009 is only 14RU compared to the 7010 at…
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,…