In the recent weeks, J. Michael Metz from Cisco entered a ****ing contest with my friend Greg and decided to prove that the FCoE standards are done.
Show 17 – Big Hot and Heavy Switches – Part 2
Packet Pushers – Show 16 – Big Hot and Heavy Switches – Part 1
A detailed look at the Big, Hot and Heavy Ethernet Switches with a large crew to talk about their practical experiences on design, selection and performance of Cisco Nexus switches. The result ? We don’t think the Nexus switches are very exciting, HP Flex10 modules are a problem, and so much more. Due to people [...]
Network Dictionary – RITA – Reliable Internetworking Troubleshooting Agent
Will the Real FCoE Standards Stand Up ? No, They Can’t.
Internets of Interest:30 Jul 10
Packet Pushers Podcast – Show 12 – Get on the Ring!
Runt Packet – Cisco Fabric Path
Packet Pushers are adding a new series of sporadic and occasional podcasts where we take a single topic, probably technical and very focussed and discuss just that thing. These podcasts should be about fifteen minutes and be brief and hard hitting.
And we are going to call it, in Packet Pushers style ——RUNT PACKETS.
So herewith is the FIRST Runt Packet.
Why Buy Dual Supervisors on Cisco Nexus 7000 ?
Show 10 – It’s a TRILL to Cius at CiscoLive…
Wow, we actually managed to do ten episodes. Jeremy Filliben, CCIE #3851 & CCDE #20090003 (@jfilliben) and Brandon Carroll, CCIE #23827 (@brandoncarroll) join the Prime Pushers for an hour-long round-table discussion of the week’s news. And if you missed Greg last week, he’s back – with rant mode decidedly ON. More on Cisco’s shipping and [...]
Cisco Cius – That’s Not Innovation, It’s ME TOO.
Cisco and Their Security Strategy
Poster – Reassuringly Expensive
Show 8 – Something on the Light Side – Part 1
Techtorial: BGP Redistribution With OSPF and Statics

Joe Astorino says : Today I would like to share with you all a few obscure specific details related to both BGP and redistribution. Having things like this down will be important to your success in the lab. I know that some of the details I will be discussing were surprises to me when I first learned them, so hopefully it will help you guys out!






