Pour something good. This one’s worth it. Border Gateway Protocol, or BGP, has been running the internet since 1989. Your ISP uses it. Amazon uses it. Google uses it. The backbone of every packet that leaves your network and crosses into someone else’s depends on it. And there’s a decent chance you’ve been avoiding it […]
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A few days ago, I passed DCUFD and earned my Cisco Certified Network Professional in Data Center! The test had some issues with it, but I think it was a fair certification to gauge if someone has been around Cisco’s Data Center product line. As with all tests, there are a few gotchas, but I
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I have had some time to think about what I will do next. After a lot of thinking back and forth, my two options are: I have decided that R&S isn’t for me. After four attempts on v4 and the toll the last test took on me, which, by the way, Cisco CCIE Support did
My Next Adventure! Read More »