For my CCNP switch studies, I created a CCNP Switch mind map to help remember the key concepts and points for most of the topics covered in the exam. Please click here for the full mind map, and I hope you find it useful. I also have other posts which can be used a quick reference to various protocols or…
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I used the INE CCNP Routing & Switching material throughout my studies, and came across a fantastic explanation of Type-1 & Type-2 LSA's, and why Type-2 External LSA's aren't always equal, even though they both create a metric of 20. Source: Understanding OSPF External Route Path Selection
I came across the OSPF subcommand 'Sham-link' when studying for my CCNP Route exam, and was curious as to what it was. The OSPF sham link provides a logical link between two VRFs. It creates a link that makes the MPLS PE’s participating in the sham link appear as a point to point link within OSPF. These links are able…
NOC to Network Engineering Working in a NOC styled position is what I was used to for the previous 2 years, as well as 2 years on a help desk. A Network call/ticket comes in, I solve said issue either on the phone or shortly after, and it's done. Quick and simple. This is not the case with Engineering. I…