Judging from recent discussions I was part of recently, two Cisco’s spanning tree features are cause of major misunderstanding to quite a few people. Those two features are BPDU Filter and BPDU Guard. While ultimately very simple, there are good reasons for a confusion. I will do my best to clear out most of misconceptions in this blog.
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The week of Cisco Live! 2010 in Las Vegas came to an end. It started on Sunday and up until Thursday, thousands (apparently more than 15.000) of network engineers gathered in one place to participate in the largest of Cisco’s social and learning events. Of course, we were there and here is just brief summary of the things future will bring
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Hello everyone,

We promised last week that we will deliver our Core Knowledge / Open Ended Questions preparation material for all tracks we support before April 1^st 2010. We wouldn’t be IPexpert if we didn’t deliver on our promises!

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Cisco announced, today, (March 16^th) that “qualifying students” from Cisco’s 360 CCIE training program would be able to request a waiver for the “Core Knowledge” section of the CCIE Routing and Switching and Voice exams. Sounds good? Well… we think otherwise!
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