Just a brief explainer on Dual Stack Cisco networks. Transition Mechanisms for IPv6 are something I spent alot of time studying several years ago. Dual stack seems to be the method of choice and the simplest.
Just testing out a new screen recorder. May need to lower the resolution a bit. Works well though. Have a look:
In this lab I explore routing with OSPFv3. It is designed for routing IPv6 packets but also caters to IPv4.
In this video I provide some details on how to use the DNSMASQ Docker Container in CML v2.9.
In this lab I go through the functionality of the new docker containers in CML v2.9.
Here is a simple NAT lab which uses a NGINX web server. I take a look at the logs on the web server and also show translations on the NAT router.
NAT64 is used as an IPv6 transition mechanism. In this video I go through some commands that enable its functionality.
I'm not that big on network security but I thought I would go through this topic because I'm interested in tunnels. I go through some of the IPSEC configuration and I do a packet capture.
CML v2.8 has been released. This short video explains some basic features, namely smart annotations.
HSRP provides redundancy just in case a link or router goes down in your network. I start with a traceroute to show the path taken in the network. I then shut down a switch to show that the ping recovers after the node goes down.
Here is a short video showing how to extend a default gateway through a network using NAT.
Here is a preview of Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) version 2.6. In this short video I go through the new layout which uses panes. I also provide a brief introduction to PATty.
This is an introduction to CML version 2.5. In this video I show how you can use annotations to make separate distinct areas in your topology visible.
An Alpine linux development box can be added to a network to run python code for network programmability and automation.
I was apart of a team of engineers that did support and management for the MPLS network in the Caribbean. Here is a basic example of what MPLS entails.
It is useful to manage your network from a central external device. In this case I use an Alpine box to configure a basic network.
During my time at Dalhousie University, I worked on a seminar report entitled "IPv6 - Internet Protocol version 6" in which I attempted to show the feasibility of IPv6 Tunnels as Transition Mechanisms.
I continue my explanation here. CML does a good job of showing packet captures of intermediate phases of the tunnel.
Tunnel encapsulation is one feature of an IPv6 Tunnel that I am hoping to explain in this video.
Static Routes can be used in IPv6 tunnel to avoid broadcasting IGP routes like OSPF over the internet.
This short video shows IPv6 adoption around the world and provides a brief introduction to a transition mechanism.
In this video I presented the steps necessary to create a basic network in Cisco Packet Tracer.
I was never the best at Quantum Physics during my undergraduate years, but computational Physics was one of my favorite topics. Here I try to explain how to derive a quantum wave function using ChatGPT and Python.
Today Bard has been renamed to Gemini, however, those looking to trace its origins should watch this Bard video.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.