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Well I've never used VTP, so I can't really miss it.
Haven't touched much Cisco recently, but I do know it would make things much easier.
I'm building up my lab now to refresh my Cisco skills, need to renew my CCNA. I've got a bunch of older equipment. I'll start a new thread with details. I'd like some opinions on how to best set it up.
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Haven't touched much Cisco recently, but I do know it would make things much easier.
I'm building up my lab now to refresh my Cisco skills, need to renew my CCNA. I've got a bunch of older equipment. I'll start a new thread with details. I'd like some opinions on how to best set it up.
MCSE CCNA CCDA
Three of them have been out for years...
there's CatOS, IOS, Finesse (for the PIX and ASA) and something else that just came out---
Burt
there's CatOS, IOS, Finesse (for the PIX and ASA) and something else that just came out---
Burt
Thanks Burt,
I have been researching the Cisco IOS XR.. Looks nice! Lot's of security advancements (smaller kernel, modular code and protected memory to name a few).. One article that I read stated that Cisco will no longer have to wait for a new release to add fixes/patches... nice!
One thing however, it says that all modules can be reset by an administrator through IOS XR.. Will have to see how that is set up.. Considering the fact that it is via Cisco I imagine that they placed security first...
The new kernel and protected memory should go a long way to prevent buffer overflow attacks on IOS itself!
B Haines
CCNA R&S, ETA FOI
I have been researching the Cisco IOS XR.. Looks nice! Lot's of security advancements (smaller kernel, modular code and protected memory to name a few).. One article that I read stated that Cisco will no longer have to wait for a new release to add fixes/patches... nice!
One thing however, it says that all modules can be reset by an administrator through IOS XR.. Will have to see how that is set up.. Considering the fact that it is via Cisco I imagine that they placed security first...
The new kernel and protected memory should go a long way to prevent buffer overflow attacks on IOS itself!
B Haines
CCNA R&S, ETA FOI
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