This is one of those ‘I must be living under a rock’ things. I’m not sure how I’ve never heard of TMUX before but it’s really pretty awesome. I initially came across it when searching for a way to share a terminal session with another user. It does that quite well but it’s also a great terminal session manager allowing for pane, window, and session management. Let’s take a look at a quick example to show you what I mean.
Here we have a server called ‘tmuxtest’. The server already has TMUX on it by default but if it’s not there you can easily install it (sudo apt-get install tmux, etc). So let’s say I want to start a new session. The easiest way to do this is to just type ‘tmux’..
Now we’re in TMUX. We are in what’s called a ‘session’. The session can contain multiple panes and multiple windows. For instance, if I wanted to create a second pane I could do by pressing ‘Ctrl-b + %’…
Notice that the screen on the right, the new one, has a green boarder around it. That’s my active screen. Now if I want to split this screen horizontally Continue reading
I will be speaking at the CCDE Techtorial at Cisco Live in Berlin February 20-24 (just a few short weeks away)! Come by and hang out, or meet Elaine and I for lunch on Tuesday to talk about the CCDE.
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I will be speaking at the CCDE Techtorial at Cisco Live in Berlin February 20-24 (just a few short weeks away)! Come by and hang out, or meet Elaine and I for lunch on Tuesday to talk about the CCDE.
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Packet loss with Fast Reroute Do we still lose packet with fast reroute? One of my students asked me this question. And I would like to share the answer with everyone. Before we discuss whether or not we lose packet with fast reroute mechanisms, let’s remember what fast reroute is. It is pertinent to know […]
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