WAAS – Getting traffic to the WAEs
As a network engineer, what I concern myself with (mostly) is what the packet flow looks like. When you talk about adding something like WAAS to an existing network, there… Read more »
Category: Cisco (Networking)
Guess who I met yesterday…
And all I can say is wow… What a truly amazing experience. The man knows his stuff. I’ve heard Dino give talks before, but have never had the chance to… Read more »
Cisco WAAS – The basics
So one of my more recent projects at work has been to get up to speed on the Cisco WAAS platform. We use WAAS quite heavily on the WAN side… Read more »
LISP – Proxy ETR
After some further tinkering with the LISP configuration in my last post, I realized that I really wasn’t using the LISP proxy ETR functionality despite having configured it. We were… Read more »
LISP – Proxy xTR (PxTR)
So we’ve sort of beaten the proverbial horse out of what I’ll call ‘basic’ LISP connectivity. If you haven’t read any of the earlier posts, it might be worth your… Read more »
LISP – Map and Encap(sulate)
Note: It occurred to me that I’ve been calling the Map Server / Map resolver router by both ‘maprouter’ as well as ‘mapserver’ throughout this post. Any reference to either… Read more »