Before leaving my previous company there was an interesting trend in the market and industry I have worked for the past few years, and that is that multiple verticals out there are considering moving their traditional premises workloads to the cloud. That is a beautiful thing, but from my standpoint as an Engineer/Architect, I’m thinking […]
Consuming the “Cloud” – How are you doing it? Read More »
Ok, I’m going to give this one a try, and hope all readers help me keep myself honest on this one. Initially, the title of this Post was based on CCNP Security and Cisco Prime Infrastructure Security Use Cases. So I have been looking for some Security use cases with Cisco Prime Infrastructure, and I
Overview of Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1.0 Read More »
Picture this, you have been given a provisional WAN circuit using a T1, or multiple, in this particular use case; The provider is connecting you to its MPLS network, which provides you with an MPLS WAN address, an Internet WAN address. This is simple for many out there, but it was not for me until
Bundle T1’s for MPLS and Internet Connectivity MFR Interface Configuration Example Read More »
This posts looks more to analyze few design questions and good information on how to complete a successful DMVPN implementation, other than a focus on the configuration. And last but not least, to start a conversation and hear more about what would you do in cases like this (There are many ways to skin a
DMVPN Design using FrontDoor VRF Read More »
A nice email with this information may have gotten to your Mailbox today. The email opens up a new methodology called agile, wich will be used going forward. What do these changes mean? For what I read so far and what I have been able to research, means that there will be minor revisions every
CCIE Certifications Changing to Agile and Modular Revision Cycles Read More »
Have you ever had the need to have a quick DNS server at hand? – This is very useful when configuring UCCX 9.x and above in a lab environment with no DNS Server. At this point I’m not really sure if this DNS configuration will support more advanced configurations, like SRV records or anything of
Configuring a Cisco IOS Router to act as a DNS Server Read More »
I’m sure that by now there is lots of people already working and playing on the Cisco APIC-EM. I finally had the opportunity this week to attend to a Cisco APIC-EM hands on lab. Let me begin by telling you that I was very impressed with the quality and the functionality of the software. The
Lab for Cisco APIC-EM and my feedback Read More »
Let’s break it down, I heard about this feature not too long ago and just wanted to take the time to take a look at it and see what is it all about. In the mean time, I’m rebuilding all my U VMs because I created a new topology (CCIE Collaboration LAB on November 26th),
Cisco AutoSecure Feature [Routers – Management Plane] Read More »
This one is going to be a series of labs to help friends with their CCNA studies, I have always been asked about something like this and I think now is the time to help and share. In order to help you pass the ICND 1 there are few things that you need to visualize.
CCNA – LAN Switching Technologies RE: 100-101 ICND [LAB-1] Read More »
Cisco Live 2014 – San Francisco Just wanted to take this time to talk about my experience at Cisco Live 2014, representing the Modcomp team. It was a great experience and a nice way to meet with people that is in the same boat you are, Engineers that are seeing the same issues you see
First contact after I made it back from Cisco Live 2014!! Read More »
