As I was cleaning up the leftovers from building a Juniper Olive using a Nokia IP440, I saw a new blog posting for:
Packet Pushers Podcast
Greg Ferro, Ethan Banks, and Dan Hughes, all CCIEs, have joined forces to deliver a weekly podcast on the Networking industry.
I just finished the first "Lab Scenario" or podcast, and I thought it was pretty good. I jotted a few of the things I liked about it below.
- Great mix of topics
- Knowledge shows but isn't overwhelming to novice-levels
- Good moderation
- It's not delivered by Cisco, which allows for a different (re: non-marketing based) perspective.
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
CCNP Troubleshooting TSHOOT Exam Topology (via Chainring Circus)
I'm generally not a big fan of "piggy-backing" on blogs, but Greg from etherealmind.com has a post that probably will go viral (at least for future CCNPs).
CCNP Troubleshooting TSHOOT Exam Topology (via Chainring Circus)
CCNP Troubleshooting TSHOOT Exam Topology (via Chainring Circus)
Monday, August 25, 2008
Cisco Doc CD + Tutorial
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/home/home.htm
When I run into trouble on my labs, I use the DOC CD, which I am getting better at using, thanks to the Internetwork Experts tutorial:
http://www.internetworkexpert.com/resources/using_the_doccd/index.html
How's that for an endorsement... j/k
When I run into trouble on my labs, I use the DOC CD, which I am getting better at using, thanks to the Internetwork Experts tutorial:
http://www.internetworkexpert.com/resources/using_the_doccd/index.html
How's that for an endorsement... j/k
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