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BGP Path Manipulation: Bob is at it again…
Summer was in full swing, and it was over 105 degrees Fahrenheit outside. Bob was told it was a “dry heat”, but he thought “so is my oven”. Needless to say, Bob was glad to be in the data center, where the temperature and humidity controls kept it very cold. He had been asked to setup up a basic route-map with BGP, and here is the diagram he worked from.
The goal, was to modify BGP, so that all traffic going towards the 1.1.1.0 network (which is sourced from AS1), traveling either from or through AS23, would only use the 13.0.0.0/24 segment (between R3 and R1), and not use the 10.0.0.0/24 segment (between R2 and R1) as a transit path.
Bob reviewed some of the BGP topics he had recently learned. Here is the list he made of possibilities: Continue Reading
Join us Friday, June 25th at 11AM Pacific / 2PM Eastern for another installment in the Open Lecture Series.
The topic that will be covered is Privilege Levels and Role Based CLI.
We look forward to seeing you there. Seats are limited.
I just returned from an awesome Security bootcamp in Raleigh, and am looking forward to more there in the future. Core knowledge is still alive and well in the Security LAB exam, as well as troubleshooting, which is integrated as part of the configuration section.
Often times, what seem like complex network troubleshooting scenarios are caused by overlooking simple fundamental components of the technology. Join me on Tuesday, June 8th as we discuss developing the Tier 1 knowledge that you need to know for the CCIE Security LAB, as well as strategy that may be used to continually build your base of knowledge as you prepare for your CCIE certification.
This v-Seminar is open to the public, and will be held online at
| U.S.A. – Pacific) | Tuesday, June 8, 2010 at 11:00:00 AM | UTC-7 hours PDT |
| UTC | Tuesday, June 8, 2010 at 18:00:00 |
To sign up for v-Seminars, click here, and select the link for Free v-Seminars.
To join the meeting listed above, click here now.
See you soon!
Keith
We are excited to announce that for the first time INE is traveling to Nigeria! In partnership with New Horizons, INE will be offering two classes in Lagos, Nigeria. We will be offering both our CCIE Routing & Switching Advanced Technologies Class and our CCIE Security Advanced Technologies Class. These classes will be held in New Horizons Training centers.
Both classes will be held from May 3-7, 2010. Both classes will be tentatively held May 24 – 28, 2010. Keith Barker, CCIE#6783 (R&S, SC), will be teaching the CCIE Routing & Switching Advanced Technologies Class and Marvin Greenlee, CCIE#12237 (R&S, SC, SP), will be teaching the CCIE Security Advanced Technologies Class.
For additional information on classes held in Nigeria:
Email:
Class/Sales Information
Mr. Oluwaseyi Ojo
oluwaseyi@newhorizonsnigeria.com
Class/Information Hotlines:
Seyi: 234-7030160944 or Edward: 234-8073809974
New Horizons Nigeria General:
234-1-7901013 or 234-1-8976386
INE is looking forward to providing training in a new location! For more information on the Advanced Technologies Class please visit our website.
Hello everyone,
We are excited to announce that our CCIE Voice Core Knowledge Simulator has been released! You can try out a sample here. So far, the first 100 questions have been released, and will be followed shortly by additional updates.
The simulation is designed to help prepare candidates for the newly added “open ended” section of the 3.0 Voice CCIE Lab Exam. This new section of the exam consists of four computer based, short-answer questions which candidates have 30 minutes to complete.
And as Anthony Sequeira has stated with our other tracks, the simulator is designed to:
* Pinpoint your areas of weakness on Core Knowledge
* Provide study documents to improve in these weak areas
* Practice with question interpretation and your short-answer responses
Enjoy the questions, and as always, good luck with your studies!
Tags: announcement, ccie, CCIE Voice, core, knowledge, open ended questions, practice, strategy, study, updates
IOS IPS is fair game for the CCIE Security and CCIE R/S labs. With IOS IPS now using v5 signatures, (just like the sensor appliance), the ability to setup up IOS is not as simple, but very important. The intention of this post is to provide a streamlined process to use as a jumpstart into IOS IPS. For full details, examples and explanations, please refer to our lab workbooks. Both RS and Security cover the topic. Lets get started!
First, we need a place for IPS configuration files to call home. IPS wants a folder. Lets make a directory on the router flash. Optionally if there were other IOS file systems present, we could use those writable file systems as well.
R6#mkdir ips Create directory filename [ips]? Created dir flash:/ips R6#
We are putting the final touches together for the CCSP bootcamp that is launching soon. (PS, it is going to ROCK! 
) As I was going through the demo’s on L2 security, I was reminded of how this topic is often an Achilles heel for many CCIE candidates, both R/S and Security.
This blog post is to refresh your memories and provide some examples for layer 2 security on the Catalyst switch. We will begin with DHCP snooping. Continue Reading
Feeling smart? Give these Security CCIE core knowledge questions a try. Click here for part 3 of this series.
Let us know what you feel the answers are, and good luck!
Implement Identity Management
Based on the example below, what commands will bob have the ability to use within the IOS?
enable secret cisco username bob password cisco username bob privilege 15 aaa new-model aaa authentication login default group tacacs aaa authorization config-commands Continue Reading
Benjamin Franklin was quoted as saying “You may delay but time will not“. We may also say that “Email may tolerate delay, but VOIP will not“. Performance Routing (PfR), previously called Optimized Edge Routing (OER), is designed to Continue Reading
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