Monthly Archives: October 2008

Using CDP To Track Down Physical Connections

October 31, 2008
By Aaron Conaway

We have a location that’s a few blocks down from the main office here, and we were reviewing the circuit size to make sure it was sized properly.  Since not one person knows what’s going on and the trending graphs gave us conflicting details, one of our network dudes took me down to the...

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Using MAC Access-lists

October 27, 2008
By Aaron Conaway

We ran into this today, and, though I knew it existed, I never actually saw it in the wild.  I’m talking about MAC access-lists. In the example setup, we have a DMZ off of a firewall that contains a whole mess of servers — email, web, ftp, etc.  These should all be in the...

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Configuring Fault Tolerance on the CSM

October 10, 2008
By Aaron Conaway

Like (nearly) everything in the Cisco world, you can set up your CSM to fail over to another module when the primary dies a horrible death.  You can have two in the same chassis or even have them in separate chassis — the process is the same no matter how you have it set...

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