As many people ask my (including my dad) what I am actually doing (work related) I decided to write a blog post about this. I am currently working for Cisco Systems in The Netherlands for the NDCS organisation in the DCNI departement. NDCS stands for “Network Data Center Services” and DCNI stands for “Data Center [...]
Last year I did a project for school about IPv6 and the IPv6 dynamic routing protocols and redistributing these. Before you read this article or going to try the stuff on dynamips later on it is wise to know a little bit about IPv6 and it’s background. Maybe a wise thing is to read THIS [...]
Due to my overall expierience with POC testing (Proof Of Concept testing) I wanted to build a solid basis to test some networking features in the future. I came up with designing and building a few template networks where I can do all of the testing that I am going to preform in the future. [...]
Hi blog readers, I’ve done a small project last week for a customer and the customer was complaining about not getting the speed that he actually ordered at the ISP where I am working for. A lot of network engineers are getting the question very often to measure the troughput/speed because a customer is just [...]
I just bumped into a cool QOS simulation movie on the cisco website. I’s a cool illustration of how QOS is working on a QOS enabled interface. See for yourself!!! Cisco QOS Simulation
Whenever your testing if your connection is working (to be more specific if the traffic you are sending is really traversing the router/layer 3 switch) you can put an ACL on your router or layer 3 switch. With this ACL you can specify the source IP address destination IP address if known the source port [...]
Somewhere in 2007 I written an article on native IPv6 GRE Tunneling between 2 x Cisco 877′s. This small test project was done together with my old manager Willem Eradus. We both had an SixXS account with both our own IPv6 subnet. What the goal was is to connect the internal IPv6 LAN range of [...]
