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Using sipcalc The Great and Powerful Subnet Calculator
In the CCNA days we all had to learn how to subnet and work with binary. This was either on paper or in your head if you were quick enough to do it. This really is an invaluable skill when speaking,...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
Using Python’s Virtual Environments with Git For More Than Coding
Most think of python virtualenv as a way to create isolated development environments within a single PC, Laptop, Server, whatever their choice is. This is true, it’s what virtualenv was created for...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
Device Naming Conventions – What’s in a Name?
Choosing a device hostname seems trivial to say the least. However, from multiple design meetings, this is a topic that tends to drag on. Everyone has a preference, and opinion or just set in the...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
Away from WordPress to Jekyll on Github
Recently I seriously considered shutting down the blog. I wasn’t writing as often as I wanted. It was costing money to keep up, the free services are really sub-par from what I’ve experienced. It...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
From VIRL to IOU and Back
When VIRL first came out everyone jumped on the bandwagon, including myself. Some of us have had it before it was officially released to the public. Cisco’s VIRL is really a good piece of software,...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
Sorting Bookmarks in Safari for Mac OS X
If you’re anything like me, then you may just be a bit OCD or ANAL when it comes to some things. One of those things is, I like my bookmarks/favorites in alphabetical order with folders sorted...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
Learn to Code
Background I took a few C++ and Visual Basic courses back in high shcool. Now, at that time, they didn’t teach the STL (Standard Template Library), I remember using conio.h allot, not really...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
Parsing a Routing Table with Python – Part 1
It’s all in the API’s, well, not exactly, not everything you want to get or parse is handed down in a nicely formatted XML file or JSON format. These file structures translate to some type of data...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
Parsing a Routing Table with Python – Part 2
In the previous article (they’re split to make them easier to read) I talked about the theory and representation. How a properly formatted data structure and a non-formatted data structure look like....[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]
Blogs of Interests 2014-03-14
Working from home? Useful insights from Ethan Banks on his methodology and process of working from home. You can find ethan on Twitter @ecbanks. Deploying VXLAN or any type of overlay? Maybe just...[[ Summary content only, you can read everything now, just visit the site for full story ]]