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Cisco Certified Design Expert (CCDE) Interview
Joe Harris from 6200network.com has a great interview with one of the people involved in developing the new Cisco Certified Design Expert (CCDE). Great information on this new Expert level track from Cisco. Check out the interview here.
Emulating JunOS
Himawan Nugroho has updated his awesome blog with information on how to set up JunOS on an emulator using jqemu. Awesome! Dynamips/Dynagen to study for your CCIE, Jqemu to study for your JNCIE!
Backing Up Router Configs to SharePoint
I found this great article on google blog search today: Sharepoint for Cisco fanboys. The article details how to use Sharepoint’s version control features to save multiple copies of Cisco configurations. Awesome! Looks like I’m going to be busy at work.
Cisco IP Multicast Training Materials
I discovered more training material while surfing today. Its a collection of FREE IP Multicast training slides from Cisco! Really great information. I’ll have to add that to my reading list.
New Blindhog Dynamips Video
Blindhog has released another great Dynamips video tutorial showing how to use a windows loopback interface to connect to your dynagen/dynamips lab in GNS-3. Check it out!
CCIE Secrets eBook
I found this free CCIE Secrets eBook online at CCIE Secrets. Great eBook, with plenty of tips for planning out your CCIE strategy and putting your own lab together.
Internetwork Expert Blog!
This showed up in my RSS feed today: Internetwork Experts’s CCIE Blog! Looks great! Both Brians already have a posted a couple of great articles. Looks like another great CCIE blog that I will be subscribing to.
Cisco Solution Reference Network Design (SRND)
Discovered this gold mine of information on the Cisco Website: Cisco Solution Reference Network Design (SRND). It is a collection of best practices and field proven enterprise architectures. I grabbed the Campus Network Multilayer Architecture and Design Guidelines and was blown away with the information. I wish I had something like that when I was [...]
Ipcalc
This showed up in my rss feeds today: Calculating Subnets with “ipcalc”. Its a great little program you can run from a linux shell to do IP subnet calculations. Cool!
Resources Section
I’ve added a Resources section to the site with links to Cisco Blogs and resources. Check it out here.
Dynamips Lab Workbook 2
Internetwork Expert has announced that they will be releasing part 2 of their popular Dynamips workbook. Workbook 2 will be released on January 15th 2008 and consist of labs 11-20 from the standard R&S Workbook Volume 2. This is great news for CCIE R&S candidates using Dynamips to prepare for the lab. Check it out [...]
Cisco opens up IOS
This showed up in my RSS feeds today: Cisco opens up IOS. Juniper and Cisco are both opening up their OS. From the article: Cisco will “dynamically link IOS services and move the software onto a Unix-based kernel”. IOS on Linux anyone?
New Lab Rental Process
Internetwork expert have a new Lab Rental Process. You now purchase tokens that can be redeemed for lab access. Check out the class on demand detailing it here: http://classroom.internetworkexpert.com/p16573653/
New Permalink Structure
I’ve updated my Wordpress permalink structure and I noticed that google was indexing the old structure. Enter the Permalinks Migration Plugin for wordpress. It works great and fixes the permalink problem by using a 301 redirect. Excellent!
Code Markup
I found a wordpress plugin that does exactly what I need. The Code Markup plugin allows me to paste in router configs in my posts without all the spacing etc getting screwed. Awesome!
Posts Fixed
All the posts have been fixed up except for the BGP allow-as in post. Will have to look at that a bit more, as the spacing is a bit mangled.
Feeds Fixed
The RSS feeds have been fixed! I’m going through all the old posts and making sure that they look correct in the new theme.
Almost Done
Almost done tweaking the theme. It will evolve over time but I like the look of it now. I want to tweak the banner a bit, so i’ll have to photoshop up something. Still have to fix up the subscription options, and feedburner stuff so it doesn’t include these asides in the feed.
New Theme
What do you think of the new theme? I’m still in the process of configuring and tuning it to suit the feel of the site, so I expect a few hiccups along the way. Stay tuned for new content!
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