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VRF Route Leaking with a FTD
Just had a blast playing with VRF Route Leaking with a FTD. It is so cool and super simple to do. Let’s say you have a Cisco Firewall, a 3140 FTD in this instance, and you want to have varying... Read More ›
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Fun in the Lab: Adding ASAs to an Existing ASA Cluster
So let’s start with the FP9300 chassis and the 3 node ASA cluster I already have up and running. If you are wondering what the devices are on the far left and far right, those are a Spirent Test Center... Read More ›
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Where’s the Fish?
“Life is Good” has this great shirt I have a few of – “WTF: Where’s the Fish?” It is actually a question I get asked a lot. Where did I go? Where are my blogs? Where are my YouTubes? Where... Read More ›
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BGP Graceful Restart on the Cisco FTD: Part 2 – Seeing it “In Action”
In Part 1 we set the stage and configure the FTD to BGP (w/ GR enabled) with the N9K. In part two it is now time to play! 🙂 What Will be Covered in Part 2 Basically I’m going to... Read More ›
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BGP Graceful Restart on the Cisco FTD: Part 1 – Configuring
Enabling BGP Graceful Restart on the Cisco Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) just got so easy! I’m stoked! So the other day I needed to put together an environment with the FTD eBGP peering with graceful restart enabled and test it.... Read More ›
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AWS: The Case of the iBGP Peer that Worked – Part 2: The Answer
The Answer: “#8 – Ping 192.168.14.2 from the AWS CSR” Summary: Why? What does BGP coming up have to do with the AWS CSR pinging the other side of GRE tunnel? Well if you know the answer… don’t read anymore.... Read More ›
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AWS: The Case of the iBGP Peer that Worked – Part 1: The Facts
I was so surprised when the BGP neighbor came up. I kinda just blinked and stared at it for awhile. I knew it couldn’t be an AWS bug. This was just too basic a setup. Did I misconfigure something? If... Read More ›
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AWS Ride Along Blog & YouTube Series
So as many of you know, I decided in 2021 that in my “spare time” I was going to start learning more about AWS. Well that didn’t go so well… lol… so I decided to give myself a “goal” and... Read More ›
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CyberFlood: Test Duration, Load Specification and Default Starter Tests
Okay so ORIGINALLY the idea was to do a YouTube video to explain the interaction and relationship between the “Test Duration” of a CyberFlood test and the “Load Specification”. However, in order to best explain “load specification” though it is... Read More ›
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CyberFlood: The Security Mix Tab
For those of you that use CyberFlood I want to talk about something very specific today. The “Traffic Mix” tab and the “Security Mix” tab when running a CyberFlood test. When I was playing with CyberFlood in my little “Stealthwatch... Read More ›
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CyberFlood L4-L7 Traffic Generator: New Blog/YouTube Combo Series
So excited about this new series of blogs and YouTube videos. Absolutely LOVE “getting my geek on” and then sharing it. This series will be about the Layer 4 thru Layer 7 traffic generation tool from Spirent. If you are... Read More ›
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“My First Flight: Dec 16th, 1960”
Note: This Post was written by Fish’s Mom, Dr Patricia Fishburne It was decided. Stokes would stay at Ohio State University and work on his ongoing experiment for his Ph.D. in Aeronautical Engineering while I flew to New Jersey for... Read More ›
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Update From the FishBowl
Hello EVERYONE I’m back! Let me share a random “update from the FIshBowl”. 🙂 So many things I have been working on and doing that I am just beyond excited to share. So expect lots of upcoming blogs and YouTube... Read More ›
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AWS Cloud Practitioner: Attempt #1.
One week from today, on Friday, September 3rd, I sit for the AWS Cloud Practitioner exam. …. And I couldn’t be more excited and stoked! …. okay and now maybe a little nervous that I am sharing with the world... Read More ›
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2020….A Year of So Much Change
In some ways it feels like just yesterday I was in Barcelona for CiscoLive. The convention center filled with people and energy… and all of that energy and life spilling out into everything around it…. from La Rambla to the... Read More ›
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Lab Fun with Fish: My Little Lab Setup Gets a Major Overhaul
For digital CiscoLive 2020 I will be creating a number of follow up addendum videos to CLUS 2019’s BRKRST-2414 session “Network Sleuthing with Stealthwatch: The Science of Investigation” . These videos will be uploaded to the www.ciscolive.com on demand library... Read More ›
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NetDevOps Here I Come!
My NetDevOps journey pretty much all started with a conference call where my friend and Cisco co-worker, Marty Fierbaugh (pictured below with a Snow Monkey Sculpture) was telling me all about how he has been using NetDevOps for years now.... Read More ›
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Spirent Test Center Series: Part 2 – OSPF, BGP and Running Traffic
Part 2 of our Spirent Test Center Series will cover what I find to be the most common use cases for configuring the Spirent Test Center for proof of concept type labs for OSPF, BGP and also for traffic that... Read More ›
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Spirent Test Center Series: Overview and Part 1
The Spirent Test Center is one of the traffic generation tools I use in my job. I am creating a youtube series on varying use cases and aspects with it. Kinda a “how to” and “lessons learned over the years”... Read More ›
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CiscoLive US 2019 SanDiego: My Schedule
CiscoLive US is my absolute FAVORITE work week of the entire year! ….. And it is JUST around the corner! By now, I usually have blogged my schedule. This year I admit I wasn’t going to. Why? Well just look... Read More ›
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