Intention Howdy folks, today, after a long period of waiting, we want to tackle an interesting topic for most service providers. And this of course is how to
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Exploring OSI Laver 2.5: Why MPLS got invented and what purpose it serves now
Hi, it’s me again. After a two weeks pause, I am ready to rumble. Today’s topic is something very special. A lot of you might already have heard
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Homelab 101 part 4: the best of both worlds
Alright, suppose you were like me and bought some servers for virtual networking as well as some old routers. Now you see all those RJ45 ports (or even
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Leveraging Automation: Using Macros to generate Juniper Configuration
Welcome back! For today, I want to show you something really cool I recently learned, that has a lot of potential: the apply-macro feature inside of Junos. And
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Border Gateway Protocol: the heart of the internet
My folks, it is time to put the MXimal Performance Lab (or MPL for short) to good use. Let’s get started with your first BGP Sessions and push
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Homelab 101 part 3: going virtualized
Alright, we have a tight time budget, you know the drill. Let’s get started creating your own virtualized networking lab. In our case, we will use the software
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What protocols keep our networks running
Oh, hi, you again? Well I am happy to see you, thanks for visiting my site 🙂 Today, I want to talk about a very interesting topic, especially
Homelab Homelab 101
Homelab 101 part 2: going hardware
Hi folks, It’s me again. I am here to get you started with your very own hardware lab. Are you as excited as I am? Great! I hope
Homelab Homelab 101
Homelab 101 part 1: every beginning is hard
Ahh I see you are a man of culture as well. So you want to start homelabbing? Then let me tell you, that you started a very cool
Juniper Networks JunOS Tips & Tricks
Three CLI tools you should use more often
If you have already used Juniper Networks products in the past, you have most likely dealt with JunOS, the operating system that runs on pretty much all Juniper