Posted by
Aaron Hackney on Jan 13th, 2012 in
Cisco |
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Greetings!
This is just a quick posting to share my videos on “How to setup GNS 3″ for learning on Cisco platforms.
If you are not familiar with GNS3, it is a GUI front end that links several...
Posted by
Aaron Hackney on Apr 19th, 2011 in
Cisco |
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I found this to be a less-than-clear topic: Adding an SSL certificate to the Cisco ASA.
Before we begin, let’s get our heads wrapped around a few pieces of terminology:
CA – Certificate Authority...
Posted by
Aaron Hackney on Apr 4th, 2011 in
Mac |
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So, I was recently working with mysql on my Mac (Snow Leopard). I was using the InnoDB engine and I created some foreign key constraints between a few tables.
Big problem. I would go to insert a row into a...
Posted by
Aaron Hackney on Feb 8th, 2011 in
Cisco |
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There has been some debate over what a split-tunnel ACL should look like. Many insist that you must include an extended ACL with the source and destination in the split-tunnel ACL. I propose that this is not...
Posted by
Aaron Hackney on Feb 3rd, 2011 in
Cisco |
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Here is another practice lab for CCNA Level Switching.
CCNA Switching Lab 1
The L3 switch has the L3 component already configured. You only need to finish the l2 switching tasks. When finished, you should be...
Posted by
Aaron Hackney on Jan 12th, 2011 in
Cisco |
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So, VPN access is wonderful, but you would like to restrict a user to certain network restrictions. For example, you have an HVAC contractor who maintains your system remotely via your Internet connection. You...