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From time to time, we have our students ask us what is the best way to access ProctorLabs equipment? How do you guys (instructors) do it? What should I do, etc. As with many other things, the answer is, of course – it depends! Many people have different styles and use different software and operating systems. I will explore several popular methods, operating systems and terminal programs here.
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Hello Everyone,
Ethernet is an example of broadcast multi-access network where devices can communicate with one another at Layer 2 within the same broadcast domain. If a rouge device is introduced into a VLAN, security issues may arise because all devices start sharing the same Layer 2 network. An example may be a web hosting company that provides space on a server it owns or leases for use by its clients.
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Hello Everyone,
This is my first blog post and I am going to take a closer look at Dead Peer Detection and Invalid SPI Recovery features.
Simple site-to-site tunnel has been configured between R6 and R8 and loopback networks are the ones being protected.
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We conclude this multi-part techtorial with Part 3, QoS for Dynamic Multipoint VPN.
DMVPN provides the ability for large scale VPN’s, in a Hub and Spoke topology, while using a simplified Dynamic deployment model for the spokes. This is due to the reduced configuration required on the Hub device.
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