New Books – New Tasks – New Certifications
Finally the new Books arrived – can’t wait to start Labbing them out 😉
Just for the Fun – How to “secure” your Rack
Pro Tip #17: If the Door can’t be closed due to the massive amount of missing Cablemanagement, take your old V-Belt and wrap it around your Door 😀 😀 😀… Read more »
Juniper Summmit 2016 – The Disruptive Decade
I went to the Juniper Summit in Frankfurt, Germany on Wednesday the 13th of April. It was really interesting seeing so many Juniper Employees and Partners and of course also… Read more »
VCF in the Lab
Today I worked on a VCF-Setup for one of our Customers. The VCF consists of 8 QFX5100 (Copper and Fiber). This Setup is one of the reasons why I love… Read more »
POC – Pilot – Project :: Objectives and Difference
Customers sometimes ask me, what the Difference between a POC and a Pilot is. I found this nice Sheet (but had to modify it / tweak it since it did… Read more »
IPv6 Subnetting Table
Just in Case someone faces the same Problem – here’s the IPv6 subnetting Table (click to enlarge) Most ISP’s in Germany provide Customers with a /64 Subnet – you definitely… Read more »
Firefly + 1GB-RAM + IPv6 = Baaaaad Idea…
Never use less RAM then recommended, when playing with all the Features… Even after 9 hours my ESX couldn’t recover from the Firefly commit, that – even after 9 hours… Read more »
EX9208 – Up and running
I got the opportunity to play with an EX9208 in the Lab at Work. Would recommend it for “Home-Usage” only if you have a “special special” contract with the electricity… Read more »
My New Rack
Some Hardware got virtualized, which is why my Lab is a little bit smaller now And yes – there are some “evil” Cisco things in my Lab – but hey… Read more »
Let’s Encrypt – jncie.eu is secured
I just finished the final touches for this Websites Certificate – 4096bits Baby 😀