It’s been quite a while since my last post and I thought I would post this little snippet of information that I found while deploying the ASR platform into my employers network.
The optics I am using are standard Cisco branded 10GBASE-LR
It’s been quite a while since my last post and I thought I would post this little snippet of information that I found while deploying the ASR platform into my employers network.
The optics I am using are standard Cisco branded 10GBASE-LR
I attended the packet pushers party on Friday 17th and managed to have some of my questions answered during what was a great show.
My current project is to provide L3 services into one of our sites where the incumbent requires their ip address space back in the near future. This results in the following scenario:-
Over the last few years I have made the transition at the company I work for, from Support Engineer to Network Engineer. In between this I became a Managed Services Engineer dealing with the configuration, installation and maintenance of Cisco 1800 series routers. During this time I decided I would use the knowledge gained in my day job to go on the certification trail. 4 months later I gained my CCNA accreditation and a thirst to obtain more understanding in networking in general.
So I was tasked to provide a failover mechanism for a customer with Juniper equipment without using OSPF.
With the L2 providers we use there is always a link from the CPE to the provider equipment and then it breaks out to their backbone. Now, this means that there could be a break in the provider network and the customer CPE would still see the link as up. We would then be blindly forwarding traffic into a black hole.
With working in an ISP enviroment I always find myself trying to automate or create process for others to follow so I don’t have to do the work
It is amazing how sleepy you feel when sitting in a relatively dark auditorium after a buffet lunch.
I sat through a presentation on Junosphere which looked fantastic and just what the community has been crying out for so we no longer require to use olive’s that we cannot get support for.
Thought I would add this to my blog to help anyone that was in the same situation I had back in April. A big thanks to Richard Morrell ( @richardmorrell ) for this!
I’m going to start off with some example import filters for BGP with IPv6. Mainly from several best practise docs I have found across the internet.
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