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Syslogs Part III

Now we are going to configure our SYSLOG server and will enable the router to send logs, upto severity level 7, to our SYSLOG server: Great, now we can see the log messages coming to our SYSLOG server: Isn't it interesting, that all the changes, critical warnings...

General: IOS Routing Protocols Poster

I came across an amazing poster on one of the brilliant computer networking blog (www.packetlife.com). A little intro about Jeremy Stretch: Jeremy Stretch is a networking engineer and the maintainer of PacketLife.net. He currently lives in the Raleigh-Durham area of North Carolina....

General: The Importance of Watching the Wire - Packet Life

I came across an interesting problem today that I think serves as an excellent example of why packet analysis is such a critical skill for network engineers. A few days ago, the internal network belonging to one of my employer's customers was compromised by a malicious party. Since...

Syslogs Part II

SYSLOG server Configuration in GNS3: We are going to configured R1 in GNS3, and using the WhatsUp Gold SYSLOG manager to collect all the logging information from R1. WhatsUP gold SYSLOG manager is a free tool and you can download it after a brief registration on WhatsUP Gold...

MY CCNA Lab GNS3 files

Please use below mentioned link to download my CCNA lab GNS3 topology files, that i have created to practice anything related to CCNA. http://www.mediafire.com/download/r3aidauhxoidxh5/CCNA_LAB.rar Mostly i have used C2691. Only for IPv6 practice i have used Cisco7206VXR (as...