iPexpert’s Newest “CCIE Wall of Fame” Additions 1/8/2016
Please join us in congratulating the following iPexpert students who have passed their CCIE lab!
Please join us in congratulating the following iPexpert students who have passed their CCIE lab!
This Design & Build episode explores simple network automation using Python and netmiko. These tools make it easy to write scripts that perform basic tasks quickly and gather and present information in an easily consumed format.
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This Design & Build episode explores simple network automation using Python and netmiko. These tools make it easy to write scripts that perform basic tasks quickly and gather and present information in an easily consumed format.
The post Show 270: Design & Build 9: Automation With Python And Netmiko appeared first on Packet Pushers.
When I began my IT journey I had a guy that I worked with that had been in IT since the 90s. He told me that I needed to find my niche and stay there. He said if you know everything about one little part of the network, that they wouldn’t be able to get […]
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When I began my IT journey I had a guy that I worked with that had been in IT since the 90s. He told me that I needed to find my niche and stay there. He said if you know everything about one little part of the network, that they wouldn’t be able to get […]
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After getting familiar with the FA, when it’s set and when not, we’re ready to cook the recipe for chaos: NSSAs, Default Route injection and Forwarding Address.
Probably a good disclaimer for this article is – I agree, usually there are other, more simple and straightforward solutions to doing what I did, but in cases where you know 3 solutions to a problem, and none can be applied, it’s good to have the 4th one a click away.
Network Design
To begin with, the network design we’re going to be experimenting on today is not extremely common, but has a practical application though.
Configuration
I will start by not sharing the configuration files for this design, with a simple reason – Please lab it yourselves! You will have all sorts of things to gain from this, from typing rapidity, thinking the addressing scheme to troubleshooting your own mistakes. It’s not that big of a deal and it should not take you more than half an hour.
On a high level overview, everything you need to know is on the scheme. Nevertheless, here are the configuration principles:
Hey, it's HighScalability time: