Cisco Secure Client and Agents

Cisco secure client helps secure access to the network at the endpoint level. it’s an endpoint security and embarks multiple agents (in one single client or piece of software). let’s detail the functionality of this client software. a bigger view the very usual use case is when a client tries to access enterprise resources. to…...

Paid one time Membership Required

You must be a Paid one time member to access this content.

Join Now

Already a member? Log in here
Read Full News

How Speed Is My Ethernet Cable?

In this blog, let’s discover how ethernet cabling helps improve the speed over individual copper wires. Introduction In this post we talk about Ethernet cabling, especially the one to achieve a speed of 1 gig bit per second. 4 elements are discussed : its operation as per the standard, awg metric, pinout and twist of…...

Free level Membership Required

You must be a Free level member to access this content.

Join Now

Already a member? Log in here
Read Full News

La dRRM Du WiFi… En Action!

Ce blog présente le travail que vous pouvez retrouver sous le lien: La dRRM du WiFi… en action!, concernant la gestion des ressources radio dans un réseau wifi. La gestion des ressrouces radio ou RRM qui est au coeur de tout développement ou conception d’architecture wifi (d’entreprise ou publique). La RRM commen processus ou module…

Read Full News

EIGRP Over a vNet Trunk

In this blog, we’ll explore the operation of IGP interior routing protocol EIGRP over vNET trunks (another way to say networking trunking similar to vlan trunks used in L2 network by switches to trunks multiple traffics from different vlans into the same physical link) Little introduction New IOS release 15.x introduced Easy Virtual Network (EVN)…...

Free level Membership Required

You must be a Free level member to access this content.

Join Now

Already a member? Log in here
Read Full News

WAFing… A Grasp Of Web Application Firewalling

Introduction Dans cet article nous discutons de la fonction de base d’un WAF ou pare-feu d’applications web. Comme son nom l’indique il s’agit de sécuriser l’application, plus précisemment l’accès à cette application, et ne se préoccupe pas nécessairement d’autres aspects sécuritaires : réseau, d’autres applicatifs (niveau 7 OSI) ou de transport (niveau 4 et 5…

Read Full News