eBGP Multihop vs TTL-Security
It’s a well known fact that eBGP peers need to be (by default) directly connected. That is, the BGP packets generated by a BGP speaker have a TTL of one. … Read more »
It’s a well known fact that eBGP peers need to be (by default) directly connected. That is, the BGP packets generated by a BGP speaker have a TTL of one. … Read more »
Ran into something interesting the other day and the response I got from TAC was even more interesting. We had a 6500 that had multiple equal cost paths out of… Read more »
Recently, I’ve been putting a lot of thought into where the ‘next big thing’ in networking is going to be. Now, I’m not just pondering these thoughts for no apparent… Read more »
After a long hiatus I am finally back at it. Looks like my last post was exactly a month ago today. The last month has flown by and I feel… Read more »
As some of you know, I recently jumped off the Windows band wagon and purchased a Mac Book Pro. I like it, but it’s taking some getting used to. Recently… Read more »
As a matter of personal preference, I was never a HUGE fan of the ASA as a firewall appliance. For VPN termination, it’s pretty slick but still has some issues. … Read more »