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nice one. But try to give tough troubleshoot article
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Obrigado, me ajudou muito!
Special thank to post sir, I get amuch knowledge for everything, thank again sir😃
Thanks Saw for such kind words of appreciation.
“Per RFC 1711, BGP goes through the following stages of neighbor relationship –” isn’t it rfc 1771 ?
Thanks a lot Krishna for sharing the typo error. Based on the feedback, same has been corrected from RFC 1711 to RFC 1771.
Brief but quite a good read.
Thanks very nice blog!
Thank for informaion.
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Thanks 🙂
Please correct the step 3 request message it is wrongly written
Thanks for sharing.In step 3, following changes have been performed –
Src MAC : DHCP clients MAC address
Dst MAC: FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF
Do we have answers for these above questions
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Nice Article . Thanks…..
Thanks for kind words
Good article..easy to understand the diagram
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hello Rashmi, my name is Christian Aguirre,
i am wondering if you have any template of a vpn client l2t ipsec vpn cisco, if you maybe want to share???
Hello Christian,
I tried looking for some helpful links related to vpn client configuration for l2tp over ipsec vpn. Hope this helps. Thanks
https://www.petenetlive.com/KB/Article/0000571
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/layer-two-tunnel-protocol-l2tp/200340-Configure-L2TP-Over-IPsec-Between-Window.html
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Useful information. Thanks you
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Thank you this is short and to the point! kudos!!
Thanks for this post. Working on an issue regarding port channels and didn’t fully understood the difference until now. Well done and concise.
Keep it up good work
Hi Rashmi
This is really helpful however I have a question to make myself understand, so what is the difference between a Router and a Firewall in terms of blocking if Firewall does blocking based on IP and port #.
I believe we can also achieve the same using a Router by configuring access lists isn’t it?
Thanks
Hi Naga,
Thanks for sharing the query. Yes, Router is capable of blocking traffic based on IP and port, same as Firewall can perform. However IP and Port blocking can occur at Layer 3 (IP Block) and Layer 4 (Port Block). However, when it comes to controlling/blocking at Layer 5 and above, Router cant perform the functionality, while Firewall can still control traffic at higher layers. Further, in order to provide secured communication and deter malicious traffic traversal, Firewall uses features like State Table, Security Zones, Content Filtering, virus protection etc.
Here is the link detailing how both Firewall and Router differ from each other – https://networkinterview.com/router-vs-firewall/
Regards
Rashmi
Good and concise explaination.
Hello, the session was presented somewhere in past and we dont have recording for the same. Future sessions will also be published on our website. Kindly stay connected.
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