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Changing the Break Character in Cisco IOS

Does press­ing “Ctrl-​​Shift-​​6 & x” bother you ? It bugs the hell the out of me.

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Single Internet Connection but HA Infrastructure — Using Bridging Instead of Routing

The cus­tomer had decided to build a host­ing plat­form, but could only arrange for a single inter­net con­nec­tion to that site due to loc­a­tion. However, all other hard­ware was duplic­ated for high avail­ab­il­ity. After con­sid­er­ing the options the fol­low­ing dia­gram was pre­pared show­ing the first pass at the design. This was the Internet Connection (100Mb Ethernet) con­nec­ted to the router, then con­nec­ted to a switch, which was inter­con­nec­ted by trunk to a second switch. The first layer of fire­walls is then connected.

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The Poor Man’s IOS Traffic Generator

This is a fea­ture that I used to use years ago, but had for­got­ten about. For some reason, I remembered it today and it is still as use­ful as it ever was. Read on…

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Ip Tcp Timestamp

This Post is Part of a Series — click for list on Console Mastery»

ip tcp timestamp

I have seen this com­mand a few times, today I am going to look into it and see what it does. Also, this is prob­ably a clas­sic CCIE lab gotcha.

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List of Posts in this series:
1. Serial Console on OSX
2. IOS: Reverse SSH con­sole access — Part 2
3. IOS: enable and .… disable ?
4. IOS: Setting the TCP timeout on IOS
5. IOS:CLI Tip —  ter­minal full help
6. OS X:Terminal break for Serial Console on OS X
7. Changing the break char­ac­ter in Cisco IOS
8. IOS CLI: show run linenum
9. IOS: Setting Terminal Window Length
10. IOS: Clearing an inter­face configuration
11. IOS: Console, Terminal, Monitor, VTY — what is what ?
12. IOS: “ter­minal mon­itor” on, off — log­ging to your terminal
13. The poor man’s IOS Traffic Generator
14. Setting the Defaults for PUTTY
15. Putty — Recommended Default Settings for a Network Engineer
16. Putty, the Command Line and NO clicky clicky
17. Review: goS­erial — Console Break for Network Devices on OSX
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