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If you have been following or checking this blog or my blog this month on network world you’ve noticed a little drop of in my frequency of posting. The reason is that my wife and I just had our second son. (Actually she did all the work)

Anyhow, I promise that I will be adding more tips and tutorials and such very soon.

Thanks!

Brandon

Its on The Network World Blog this month. Go Here.

I Did a quick video that shows how vlan adds on a VTP server propogate to another switch and sync. 
Download VTP.mov

Enjoy!

I did another short on the Modular Policy Framework over at Network World.  You can read it here.

By the way….No Baby yet.

This video shows you how I set up the Cisco VPN client on my MacBook to connect to the Ascolta ICND1 labs. For my students, I hope this helps.

Download mac_vpnclient_h264.mov

Well there were a number of topics that came up today. Here we go:
First of all I mentioned a CDP decoder. You can find that here.
I also talked about the Frame Relay Forum. It appears that they became the MPLS and Frame Relay Forum. Since then it looks like they became the IP/MPLS forum. Don’t quote me on that but thats what I was able to deduce in the few minutes I spent.

Here is a list of some others that you may be interested in:

IP/MPLS Forum

A Wikipedia Page that talks about the forums merging.

DSL Forum

DSLReports.com

And finally a summation of the shortcuts I used:

show run | include XXXXX shows and command line item that matched what you put in place of the XXXXXX

show run | begin XXXXX shows the first command line item that matched what you put in place of the XXXXXX and then displays the rest of the configuration.

Dont forget the “do” command. You can pretty much use it anywhere for show, debug, and ping and traceroute commands.

Here are the links I talked about on day 2 of the CCNA Bootcamp:
NetworkStumbler Should be here.
Learn to Subnet
Go to Products for Switch Version and Documentation

Protocol Numbers
Port Numbers
Security Testing Tools

The following link for “script kiddies” is reversed. You will need to reverse it in your browser address bar if you want to get there:

Where the Script Kiddies go!
OUI Numbers for MAC addresses

Run IOS on you PC with these two links:
http://www.internetworkexpert.com/resources/iosonpc.htm

http://www.gns3.net/

Also learn more about Cisco IOS here!

I just posted another entry on my guest blog over at network world. Check it out here:

http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/26643