In the smart home ecosystem, it’s not just about how many devices you have – it’s about how well you combine them together. Enter the SLZB-MR3 Multiradio Adapter: an innovative… Read more »
Yesterday I played with the OpenVPN Settings in my PfSense at home and thought: Will it be possible to enable IPv6 through my VPN so that I can access my… Read more »
I like the idea of monitoring my EVE-NG Server with my external LibreNMS Server. Setting this up on EVE-NG (Ubuntu 16.04) is relatively easy – even in IPv6 only mode…. Read more »
The newest eve-ng ( 2.0.6-42(+43+44)-PRO // 2.0.3-108-Community) introduces a lot of cool new features for making your daily work easier than ever, that I will cover in the next few… Read more »
Shortly before the holidays, the EVE-Team made us all another huge Christmas Present. And I’m not talking about the 30% off for the PRO Edition which you totally should check… Read more »
EVE published the new Pro Version on December 11th. And what a nice Christmas present from the Team 🙂The Version brings more performance to the Juniper Images (vSRX-NG for Example)… Read more »
Just 38days of labbing until the JNCIE-DC Exam-Day has arrived.Exam is already booked and I am so excited to do this (way more than with the first JNCIE because I… Read more »
Lately I did a huge amount of IPv6-Setups and I noticed something in the vCenter: All the Boxes with static IP’s still had 2 IPv6-Adresses (one static and one per… Read more »
Yesterday, as part of my JNCIE-SEC Training, I reviewed NAT64 with the following Topology: I pinged from Win to Winserver with Traffic going over Gemini(vSRX 15.1X49-D120), Pisces (vMX 17.3R1-S1.6),… Read more »
On my way to JNCIE, NAT64 is also a Topic – below you will find a working example of how I achieved this – comments are welcomed 🙂 Site 1… Read more »