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| Blog Name: | FirstDigest |
| Url: | http://www.firstdigest.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | cisco, tutorials, howto |
| Description: | Tricks and tips, how to and a lot of information about Cisco technology, everything presented in a nice video format with example from real environment. A blog with information for beginners and also for advanced network engineers. |
| Popularity: | 11 Followers |
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Comment on Nortel curtailing Carrier Ethernet switch/router investment by Welcome :: OlyKit: Softwar
| Welcome :: OlyKit: Software Reseller…Similar Threads Thread Thread Starter Forum Replies Last Post PDF hits 20,000 Members! xeric Forum Information 52 11- 15- 2009 02: 21 PM FC- 20 hits the S...more |
Comment on Cisco: How to selective drop packets without using an access-list by Calin
| Hi Jim!You’re right, I could have used NBAR, or as well there are other methods to drop packets. The one above is just an example. The same is telnet in the example.I used ACL to show that yo...more |
Comment on Cisco: How to selective drop packets without using an access-list by Jim Leach
| You used an ACL in the class-map, this could have been replaced with an NBAR protocol match for telnet.. |
Comment on Cisco: 2-Bytes / 4-Bytes ASN BGP scenarios by Calin
| Hello Vaib,According to Cisco the 3750 cannot support yet (or maybe ever) the 4-byte ASN. So you’ll have to connect both ISP to that 1841 and apply a basic “single-homed” BGP conf...more |
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