Archive for the ‘network’ Category
Background Information Let’s spend a few words about PBR. More precisely about the way to force some traffic to a specific next-hop base on a list of criteria instead of using the route configured in your routing table. You can have plenty of reasons to do such traffic engineering. In this example we will redirect […]
He are all the details to implement Wake-On-LAN with a Brocade Router across several subnets. Background information Wake-on-LAN (WOL) has been used for years as a way for network administrators to turn on PCs remotely. It works by creating and issuing a specially formatted network packet (often referred to as a “magic” packet, and typically […]
This post presents different ways of segmenting and also interconnecting several hosts across your network. For a standard company network, in the most common scenario, you connect your hosts to an edge switch, untag the port for a specific VLAN and do the same for each equipment. This edge switch is connected to an aggregation/core […]
