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Special Thanks to Bridge Art Fair and the Orleans Street Gallery for facilitating the opportunity and Meghan Borato & Irene P�rez for assistance and photographic documentati...
"Bridge Art Fair" Catalina Hotel, Miami Beach, FL, 12.06.08.
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 3:45 PM
Crazy Home Lab
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:09 PM
Actually I found this site quite long time ago, I'm amazed by the craziness of the owner's home lab. You've probably seen this site before, since this site is quite famous.This site is named Uber Geek, the owner of this site is Scott Morris. His resume alone is outstanding, he's a quadruple CCIE, meaning he owns all four of the CCIE tracks.And he also wins all other networking certifications that you can dream of.Once you see the lab he has, you'd understand what I'm saying:I can't say anything but this lab is just crazy, not only Cisco devices but also Juniper, Sun, Dell, etc.Some of the small ISPs in my country don't even have these kind of...
Configuring SSH for Cisco
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:47 AM
In the CCNA level, we only know how to connect to Cisco devices using console connection and telnet connection.We know that no one can tap on the console connection since it's directly connected to the Cisco device, but different story for the telnet connection.Anyone can tap messages from the telnet session.All messages send in clear text, so it's dangerous to leave default communication with Cisco devices just using telnet.We can use SSH for secure connection to the Cisco devices. The SSH will encrypt all messages going from your computer to the Cisco devices.First you're going to need Cisco IOS image that support SSH or IPSec, DES, or 3DES....
3 Books to Definitely Help You Pass CCNA Exam
Posted by Internet at Every Where on 7:11 PM
You might be struggling to save money for joining the Cisco Networking Academy or other courses just to pass CCNA exam.The Cisco Networking Academy is great, yet the other courses, well in my experience, I joined a CCNA course - not the Cisco academy - but to be honest the result was not as I expected.I don't know if this happens in other countries or not, the instructors were not as qualified as they said, sure they passed the CCNA exam also but their experiences in handling Cisco devices were just poor.So, not satisfied with the result, I browsed the internet and found these three books are valuable to help me passed the CCNA exam.CCNA: Cisco...
