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Recently on the Security Online Study List a discussion was started on how to match a MAC address using flexible packet matching. After looking into it a bit I found that it was quite a process to get Flexible Packet Matching to Match on a MAC address.
I will outline the process I followed to determine match a MAC address.
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One of the more unpleasant experiences for any network engineer is handling Denial of Service attack. Even worse one is dealing with Distributed Denial of Service Attack, which usually looks as if the entire Internet is intent on crashing part of your network. In this article, I will explore one of the possible ways to handle this kind of attack in both enterprise and service provider networks.
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