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rip: seperate ways to inject a default-route
Hi! Right now I am going to lab up default-routing with RIP. By the way…NO this post has nothing to do with the song “seperate ways” by “moby” :)…although its a very good song. I am going to show which … Continue reading
rip: route-filtering based on advertising router (extended acls)
Hi! Today I will lab a little topology with RIP. What I am going to do is to filter incoming routing updates based on the advertising router. In BGP for example it is quite easy to do that due to … Continue reading
REMINDER: administrative distances of routing protocols
ADs of the routing protocols: 0 – connected 1 – static 5 – eigrp summary 20 – ebgp 90 – eigrp 100 – igrp 115 – is-is 110 – ospf 120 – rip 140 – egp 160 – on demand … Continue reading
acl: challenge part 1 – odd and even access-list matches
ACL – Challenge Part 1 A) Write a standard ACL that matches all prefixes where the second OCTET is ODD. B) Write a standard ACL that matches all prefixes where the second OCTET is EVEN. A) Okay so we need … Continue reading
debugging: part 1 – basic debugging
Packet debugging: Part I – basic debugging Hi everybody! This session describes how to do packet debugging within real gear and simulated environemt. I will show this within some (not all) situations where debugging can be useful and where one … Continue reading
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COMING SOON: how to use ser2net under ubuntu to make your pc/server a console-server
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is vlan1 a magic one?
Hi everybody! I searched the net again and found somebody who already did the work I wanna do and the explanations are great so I only share the link here. http://blog.ipexpert.com/2011/01/19/old-ccie-myths-vlan-1/ Regards! Markus
Posted in Switching, Uncategorized
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lenovo x60 tablet (x60t) disassembly / fan replacement
Hi everybody! Yesterday night I wanted to change the fan and the heatsink of my Lenovo X60T tablet (which I am using to study) because the fan was not far from being completely wrecked and made noises so that you … Continue reading
Posted in Lenovo X60T tablet fan replacement, Misc
Tagged assembly, Central processing unit, disassembly, fan, fan axchange, fan replacement, Hard disk drive, heatsink, howto, Laptop, Lenovo, Motherboard, Solid-state drive, tablet, ThinkPad, tutorial, x60, x60 tablet, x60t
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