Cisco QoS Classification ACLs | Slaptijack
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I'm Scott Hebert and I started stumbling in May 2007. I'm a technology consultant in the Central Texas area and I blog at Slaptijack and heberts.net. Although I tend to favorite technology related pages, I'm also interested in outdoor activities and family-related sites.
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What is DHCP Option 82? | Slaptijack
Rated • 0 reviews • linux, dhcp, science, cisco, networking • slaptijack.com
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It's Still the Latency, Stupid…pt.2 | edgeblog
Rated • 0 reviews • linux, science, networks, latency, networking • edgeblog.net
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Cisco: Broadcasting Multiple SSIDs | Slaptijack
Rated • 0 reviews • science, cisco, wireless, networking, 802 11 • slaptijack.com
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Network Performance Testing with TTCP
Rated • 1 review • science, cisco, networking, iperf, ttcp • netmri.org
Incidentally, TTCP can also be used in conjunction with iperf.
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Controlling Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Traffic with Cisco NBAR |...
Rated • 1 review • p2p, networking, cisco, network adminstration, nbar • slaptijack.com
Using Cisco NBAR to block Peer-to-Peer (P2P) traffic.
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Using Cisco NBAR to Monitor Traffic Protocols on Your...
Rated • 1 review • cisco, nbar, networking • slaptijack.com
How to use Cisco's NBAR to analyze what protocols are being used on your network.
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Slaptijack
Rated • 5 reviews • computers, cisco, system administration, networking • slaptijack.com
Ongoing brain dump of a seasoned network/system administrator.
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Cisco IOS Interface Load-Balancing | Slaptijack
Rated • 0 reviews • science, cisco, networking, ios, load balancing • slaptijack.com
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Securing Virtual Terminal (VTY) Lines | Slaptijack
Rated • 1 review • science, security, cisco, networking • slaptijack.com
One possible security risk on any Cisco-based network is the VTY lines of routers and switches. These lines are used for remote access (via telnet, by default) and are prime targets for remote brute force password attacks. There are a few simple steps you can follow to ensure your VTY lines are as secure as possible.
