{"id":6182,"date":"2020-02-08T20:29:47","date_gmt":"2020-02-09T02:29:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/gregsowell.com\/?p=6182"},"modified":"2020-02-08T20:45:41","modified_gmt":"2020-02-09T02:45:41","slug":"greg-talks-5-ccnp-recertification-fighting-with-linux-red-herrings","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gregsowell.com\/?p=6182","title":{"rendered":"Greg Talks 5 – CCNP Recertification, Fighting with Linux, Red Herrings"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Greg talks to James about the things.<\/p>\n

This week we talk about:
\nRFC2544 test using me3400e as a loopback device(“Ethernet loopback”).
\nPlan to recertify my CCNP before end of February so I don’t have to deal with the new material.
\nThe netflix show The Circle made me die inside a bit
\nI knew it, but I forgot…Route-policies are mandatory for eBGP peers in IOS-XR
\nZayo had a cut in Austin, which resulted in packet loss in Houston…somebody is way oversubscribed on their redundant links…
\nI would trade years to eat anything i wanted and stay body healthy
\nalmost a year after kidney stone and I still haven’t fully recovered…sigh
\nwe have texas flags everywhere…everyone that fanatical?
\nIt always feels like everything in Linux puts up a fight compared to Windows
\nWhat are interesting scenarios you can fulfill using ansible with MTK?
\nI can’t make myself care about football…eh.
\nHSRP\/VRRP preemption only needs to be configured on the higher priority peer.
\nGLBP uses active virtual gateway to respond to arp requests supplying macs of differing gateways.
\nTuffToe to fix PB shoes
\nCisco portfast is enabled auto when voice vlan added, but not removed when vv removed
\nNative vlan on a Cisco trunk port will strip the vlan tag on that link for the native vlan.
\nRed herrings during change windows
\nCisco switch CDP\/STP\/remote admin stop, but is still passing traffic…YIKES.
\nMy knees have been feeling loose lately…sleeves have been helping
\nthoughts on the rectification process…the pat down<\/p>\n

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