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Configuring an IP Addressing Scheme
Feb 29, 2012
This article takes a look at the practical implementation of example ranges on Cisco IOS as well as the configuration of a basic Routing Information Protocol (RIP) network showing a complete routing table between all organizational departments.
Creating a Basic IP Addressing Scheme
Feb 29, 2012
This article puts together an IP addressing scheme based on the requirements of an imaginary organization. The math that is required to come up with each of the networks will be covered and visually displayed to ensure that the concepts are clearer to understand.
Domain Name System Basics
Feb 29, 2012
This article takes a look at how the DNS system operates and is able to maintain a list of updated domain name to IP mappings while maintaining performance.
IP Subnetting Basics
Feb 29, 2012
This article is intended as an addressing and subnetting primer and will initially review what the Internet Protocol (IP) address is and how it is structured; it will then go over a number of the main IP concepts that are commonly referenced in subnetting documentation and guides.
Administering VMware Site Recovery Manager 5.0: Configuring the Protected Site
Feb 28, 2012
Michael Gordon Laverick shows you how to configure the protected site in VMware Site Recovery Manager 5.0.
Network+ Exam Cram: Addressing and Routing
Feb 7, 2012
To help you prepare for the Network+ N10-005 exam, this chapter deals with the individual protocols within the protocol suite, looking at the functions of the individual protocols and their purposes.
Cyber Stalking, Fraud, and Abuse
Feb 1, 2012
This chapter explores what the various major types of internet fraud are, what the law says, and what you can do to protect yourself.
TCP/IP Fundamentals
Feb 1, 2012
This article takes a look at TCP/IP (version 4), how it is structured and used to route traffic from source to destination across multiple intermediary points. It also covers a couple of the other protocols that are directly connected into the TCP/IP suite including TCP, UDP and ICMP.
Cisco Device Configuration Management
Jan 25, 2012
This article takes a look at how Cisco organizes their configurations within a device, how these different configurations relate to each other and how they can be managed to ensure that the desired result is achieved. It also covers the procedure that can be used should the passwords to access the device be lost or forgotten.
Network Verification Commands Review
Jan 25, 2012
This article takes a look at some of the most basic network verification commands that can be used on Cisco equipment and discusses the information that can be obtained from these commands.
Preparation Steps Required to Manage a Cisco Device
Jan 25, 2012
One of the first and most important things that a new engineer needs to learn is how to actually connect to a Cisco device. This article will only cover the configuration of CCP which performs all of the functions of SDM and adds support for unified communications.
Basic Initial Router Configuration
Jan 24, 2012
There are a number of basic things that need to be configured on a Cisco router before it can be used for its primary function (routing). While this article cannot contain all of the possible configuration permutations, it will give you the general configuration steps used.
Basic Switch Security Concepts and Configuration
Jan 24, 2012
This article takes a look at potential threats and at the different techniques and configurations that can be used to avoid them. It should be noted that this article is not intended to show all possible switch security methods but simply highlight the most commonly referenced.
CompTIA Security+ Exam Cram: Domain 3.0: Threats and Vulnerabilities
Jan 24, 2012
This chapter provides sample questions (with answers and explanations) to help you prepare for the Domain 3 portion of the Security+ exam.
CCNP: The Inner Workings of EtherChannel
Jan 23, 2012
In this article, we examine this Layer 2 technology for bundling physical links together. This article covers all important points that any CCNP candidate should be aware of as they pursue certification and/or success in network implementations.
Security Certifications: Required Versus Recommended Experience
Jan 23, 2012
For some, acertification is the person’s career-starter. For them, there is a welcome difference between required experience and recommended experience. This article gives pros and cons through example certifications.
Show Versus Debug Commands
Jan 23, 2012
Show and debug commands are the primary tools used by Cisco network professionals in order to verify and troubleshoot the proper operation of complex networks today. In this article, Anthony Sequeira, CCIE and CCSI, details the purposes, differences, and most common mistakes with these important commands.
CCIE Voice v3.0 Quick Reference: Cisco Unified Communications Manager
Jan 17, 2012
This quick reference covers best practices for the deployment of Cisco Unified Communications Manager as well as an overview of compatible codecs and regions.
CompTIA Security+ Exam Cram: Risk Management
Jan 4, 2012
In covering the official CompTIA Security+, SY0-301 exam objectives, this chapter examines risk, mitigation strategies, and the value of security-awareness training in managing risk.
CompTIA Security+ Cert Guide: OS Hardening and Virtualization
Dec 29, 2011
This chapter covers the CompTIA Security+ SY0-301 objectives 3.6, 4.1, and 4.2, Hardening Operating Systems and Virtualization Technology.

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