In this post we’ll discuss the motivation and a basic operation of an MPLS network. In the first part, we’ll introduce this protocol and our setup (using GNS3) that put it into play. We’ll...
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An IPv6 home network is possible
In this post, we present an example of an IPv6 network operation, based on a home network setup that is a PC (Windows) and a box (an internet box provided by an ISP that...
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Multicast: Hold ASM for a moment, let’s do SSM!… Part 4
Introduction and definitions This post is a part of a serie of post about Multicast operation from the most basic setup to a much complicated one (scenario that include more routing and receiving options,...
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Is it sufficient RIP split-horizon rule to prevent routing loops?
introduction Dynamic routing protocols exchange routing information before populating routing tables and forwarding packets. For this task, RIP (routing information protocol) put into play many machanisms and rules to guarantee that this routing information...
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RIP: do not split it then… and unleach the power of the “network” command
in this post we work on our understading of the operation of RIP and how split horizon rule work lab setup In our setup, R1 and R2 routers are in RIP domain and exchange...
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