EIGRP Third-Party Next Hops
EIGRP routing updates have always contained the next hop field (similar to BGP updates), which was unused until Cisco IOS release 12.3 when the no ip next-hop-self eigrp AS-number interface configuration command was implemented.
EIGRP does not set the next hop field by default. An EIGRP router receiving a routing update thus assumes that the next hop of the received routes is the sending router. This behavior usually works well, but prevents site-to-site shortcuts to be established in DMVPN networks, and results in suboptimal routing in some route redistribution scenarios.
EIGRP Third-Party Next Hops
EIGRP routing updates have always contained the next hop field (similar to BGP updates), which was unused until Cisco IOS release 12.3 when the no ip next-hop-self eigrp AS-number interface configuration command was implemented.
EIGRP does not set the next hop field by default. An EIGRP router receiving a routing update thus assumes that the next hop of the received routes is the sending router. This behavior usually works well, but prevents site-to-site shortcuts to be established in DMVPN networks, and results in suboptimal routing in some route redistribution scenarios.
Nvidia Jetson Nano — Initial thoughts, impressions, AI Specialist Certification.
While browsing through various ways to get my AI-enabled bird camera setup, I came across Nvidia Jetson Nano, there are varied versions of this product and availability are limited, I Am in Europe and ordered the Nano Developer kit from Amazon US, shipping was fast with a good amount of inbound tax as well.
https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetson-nano-developer-kit — is the one I have purchased while both new and old versions are available.
Unboxing Video :
Initial Impressions and disadvantages:
- I am surprised that this does not have WIFI and only works on an Ethernet adapter, so I ended up purchasing a Wifi-dongle which operated out of the box, I recommend a TP-Link adapter but anything will work and here is the link — https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07LGMD97Z?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
- One of the factors is that Nvidia on its website claims that they support Raspberry Pi cameras which I have many and the reality is that they won’t end up supporting any of the latest cameras which are based on the IMX7* series, they can support the IMX219 series if you are lucky but anything other than that is a Continue reading
Image Search with Bing — ML/AI Fast.ai and AWS Sage Maker
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If you have heard about awesome AI course that fast.ai offers which is free of charge then you should definitely checkout. https://course.fast.ai/ is where you will find out all the details.
Course takes a very hands on approach and anyone can write and bring up their ML model in under 2 hours of the course. As a part of any image classification one of the basic requirements is to have number of images which is often referred to as Dataset and this Dataset is split into Test/Train/Validation for the model training.
For some of the easier examples, you can rely on search engine to give you those images for you, previously fast.ai used Microsoft’s bing.com for image search but later they replaced it with DDG (DuckDuckGo). while DDG is really nice I had throttle issues and some of the packages were outdated and hard to read.
So, I have re-written the same image-search Python function which uses Microsoft’s bing.com search engine
What are Pre-req:
- Azure Cloud account
- API Keys for the service
Procedure to generate keys
- Go to Azure, create a Resource
- Search for “Bing Search”
- Select “Bing Continue reading
Network Break 433: NVIDIA Melds Switches, DPUs For AI Networking Fabric; FTC Says Amazon Ring Employee Spied On Female Customers
This week's Network Break discusses a new Google offering to interconnect public clouds, NVIDIA's platform for AI networking fabrics using Ethernet switches and DPUs, and Cisco's latest security acquisition. We also cover Riverbed getting a new private equity owner, Amazon paying a pittance to the FTC to settle allegations of customer privacy violations, and more tech news.
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Network Break 433: NVIDIA Melds Switches, DPUs For AI Networking Fabric; FTC Says Amazon Ring Employee Spied On Female Customers
This week's Network Break discusses a new Google offering to interconnect public clouds, NVIDIA's platform for AI networking fabrics using Ethernet switches and DPUs, and Cisco's latest security acquisition. We also cover Riverbed getting a new private equity owner, Amazon paying a pittance to the FTC to settle allegations of customer privacy violations, and more tech news.Updated Public Domain Network Icons
I’ve updated the generic icon set I use in all my presentations to include a Wi-Fi router, an antenna, and a few other things. You can always find them on this page, as well.
What’s new in Calico v3.26
We are excited to announce the release of Calico v3.26! This latest milestone brings a range of enhancements and new features to the Calico ecosystem, delivering an optimized and secure networking solution. This release has a strong emphasis on product performance, with strengthened security measures, expanded compatibility with Windows Server 2022 and OpenStack Yoga, and notable improvements to the Calico eBPF dataplane.
As always, let’s begin by thanking our awesome community members who helped us in this release.
Community shoutout
Big thanks to our GitHub users afshin-deriv, blue-troy, and winstonu for their valuable contributions in enhancing the Kind installation and VXLAN documentation, as well as improving the code comments.
Additionally, we would like to extend our appreciation to laibe and yankay for their efforts in updating the flannel version and improving the IPtables detection mechanism. Their contributions have been instrumental in improving the overall functionality and reliability of our project.
Finally, a huge thank-you to dilyevsky, detailyang, mayurjadhavibm, and olljanat for going above and beyond in pushing Calico beyond its original scope and for generously sharing their solutions with the rest of the community.
Community-driven enhancement request: Fine-grained BGP route control
The primary responsibility Continue reading
Tech Bytes: Building The Branch Of The Future With Palo Alto Networks SD-WAN And SASE (Sponsored)
Today on the Tech Bytes podcast we explore the branch of the future with sponsor Palo Alto Networks. We talk about how SD-WAN and SASE come together with Digital Experience Management (DEM) to meet the challenges of security, cloud, and hybrid work at the branch.
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Tech Bytes: Building The Branch Of The Future With Palo Alto Networks SD-WAN And SASE (Sponsored)
Today on the Tech Bytes podcast we explore the branch of the future with sponsor Palo Alto Networks. We talk about how SD-WAN and SASE come together with Digital Experience Management (DEM) to meet the challenges of security, cloud, and hybrid work at the branch.The Essential Skills Every Network Administrator Needs
While network technologies are rapidly advancing, the fundamental talents administrators need to succeed remain relatively unchanged. Learn how mastering just a few basic skills can advance your job and career.Nine years of Project Galileo and how the last year has changed it
If you follow Cloudflare, you know that Birthday Week is a big deal. We’ve taken a similar approach to Project Galileo since its founding in 2014. For the anniversary, we typically give an overview of what we have learned to protect the most vulnerable in the last year and announce new product features, partnerships, and how we’ve been able to expand the project.
When our Cloudflare Impact team was preparing for the anniversary, we noticed a theme. Many of the projects we worked on throughout the year involved Project Galileo. From access to new products, development of privacy-enhancing technologies, collaborations with civil society and governments, we saw that the project played a role in either facilitating conversation with the right people or bridging gaps.
After reflecting on the last year, we’ve seen a project that was initially intended to keep journalism and media sites online grew into more. So, for this year, in addition to new announcements, we want to take the time to reflect on how we have seen Project Galileo transform and how we look toward the future in protecting the most vulnerable on the Internet.
Project Galileo +
The original goal of Project Galileo was simple. Although Continue reading