I’ve found that when working with Fortigate firewalls and needing to be able to use the debug flow command set, it takes a bit too long to manually type out the commands. If you’re in a pressurised environment saving a few seconds here and there can be valuable. First we need to grab the script […]
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More on BGP Table Version – the most unknown and unexplained, BGP concept/value that I rarely ever troubleshoot without This is part 2 in the 3 part series of “Understanding the BGP Table Version”. If you haven’t already read part... Read More ›
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It all started with a tweet by Stephane Clavel:
@ioshints @BradHedlund I'm puzzled NSX dFW does not track connections seq #. Still true? To me this is std fw feature.
— stephaneclavel (@stephaneclavel) January 31, 2016
Trying to fit my response into the huge Twitter reply field I wrote “Tracking Seq# on FW should be mostly irrelevant with modern TCP stacks” and when Gal Sagie asked for more elaboration, I decided it’s time to write a blog post.
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In my last post, I talked about some of the more physical aspects of my virtual home lab. We talked about the need for nested virtualization as well as what the physical and virtual network would look like. In this post, we’re going to look at building the VMs as well as getting the operating systems ready for the OpenStack install. As a quick reminder, let’s take a look at what the logical lab looks like…
The lab will consists of 3 VMs (to start with), a controller, and two compute nodes. Wile OpenStack can be installed on a variety of Linux operating systems, this series will be focusing on Ubuntu version 14.04. The first thing we need to do is create a base image. Without a base image, we’re going to be forced to install Ubuntu individually on each server which is not ideal. So the first thing you’ll want to do is download the correct ISO and upload it to your ProxMox server.
Note: Getting around in ProxMox is out of scope for this series. HOWEVER – ProxMox has a rather large following on the internet which Continue reading
Configuration Management is a big category today, largely comprised of Puppet and Chef, followed by Ansible and Salt, but what is Configuration Management? Configuration Management is, at it’s simplest, a matter of boolean states on a machine, stack, or infrastructure. Is the Apache httpd installed on this server? If not, install it. Does this file […]
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Configuration Management is a big category today, largely comprised of Puppet and Chef, followed by Ansible and Salt, but what is Configuration Management? Configuration Management is, at it’s simplest, a matter of boolean states on a machine, stack, or infrastructure. Is the Apache httpd installed on this server? If not, install it. Does this file […]
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