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A Wireshark Basic BGP Configuration Profile

For those of you who love Wireshark and are supporting BGP, we would like to offer a great default profile for basic BGP.  Consider for a moment what would be important in your network administration in basic BGP: Being able to filter BGP packets quickly, as well as finding potentially bogus BGP Colorizing BGP message […]

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A Wireshark TCP Troubleshooting Configuration Profile

  Most network engineers and technicians are quickly discovering that with “everything over IP” we are required to understand exactly what this means.  For a lot of the standard, traditional data communications between clients and servers this means transport over TCP.   Furthermore, it requires the ability to troubleshoot TCP.  To troubleshoot TCP you have

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A Wireshark IPv4 Configuration Profile

For those of you who love Wireshark and are supporting IPv4, we would like to offer a great default profile for IPv4. Profiles are one of the most important Wireshark capabilities.  Setting up and using different profiles for different environments, protocols, and tasks is a crucial skill that we teach in our Wireshark courses.  Let’s

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A Wireshark DNS Configuration Profile

For those of you who love Wireshark and are needing to analyze DNS Queries and Responses, we have the profile for you. Profiles are one of the most important Wireshark capabilities.  Setting up and using different profiles for different environments, protocols, and tasks is a crucial skill that we teach in our Wireshark courses.  Let’s

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A Wireshark ARP Configuration Profile

For those of you who love Wireshark and are needing to analyze ARP packets, we have the profile for you. Profiles are one of the most important Wireshark capabilities.  Setting up and using different profiles for different environments, protocols, and tasks is a crucial skill that we teach in our Wireshark courses.  Let’s say you

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CONFIG_RESOLVE_FAILURE error Quick Fix in Cisco IOS

If you are like many users of the latest IOS, you may find your routers constantly outputting a mesage like this: cell_pe1# %Error opening tftp://255.255.255.255/cisconet.cfg (Timed out) 19:20:43: %SYS-4-CONFIG_RESOLVE_FAILURE: System config parse from (tftp://255.255.255.255/cisconet.cfg) failed The reason for this message is the router is attempting to autoload the configuration files after a restart. So to

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Compressed Real Time Protocol (cRTP) to Streamline Voice in Cisco IOS

As VoIP becomes more widely used in the enterprise, the number of voice calls traversing the enterprise WAN becomes larger and larger. Typically the use of a proper codec is implemented to reduce the amount of bandwidth a voice call requires. The most commonly used codec for WAN voice traffic is called G.729. While there

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Committed Access Rate in QoS with Cisco IOS

CAR — or “rate limiting” — is a method for managing unwanted traffic on your network and making sure it doesn’t affect important traffic. Essentially, CAR controls the bandwidth of a certain type of traffic, and an access control list (ACL) defines which traffic it controls. Once you’ve created the ACL, you can set CAR

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Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Path Selection

The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) allows internal and external networks or autonomous systems (AS’s) to exchange routes. BGP is a path-vector routing protocol, which simply means that its job is to exchange routing information between autonomous systems to find the most efficient path for your data to the Internet. Each BGP router connects to its

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