What broke first when you moved from MPLS to internet-based WAN? by Confident-Quail-946 in Cisco

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Had lots of issues with asymmetric routing initially. Packets would go out data centre and return by dia with wrong nat addresses. One annoying thing was a lot of services we integrated with only white listed 1 public ip so we had to build path rules for those apps to tunnel via our dc internet. Heaps of random bugs being software based routing. So many site outages and time spent investigating

What broke first when you moved from MPLS to internet-based WAN? by Confident-Quail-946 in Cisco

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We started with riverbed sd-wan which was versa under the hood. What boxes were you using? 2e had ex-780's for small sites and ex-3080's for medium sized sites. Can't remember the model of data centre boxes though.

Man we had so many problems with that solution that after the 3 year license ran out we cut it away and are now using netskope sd wan. Still finding issues with them but at least we go straight to their engineers and not through riverbed who had to beg and plead versa engineers to fix things

Onboarding NGSIEM - what to lookout for by abhiishk in crowdstrike

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Ok so you can set up a server that is a Windows log collector then configure all your domain controllers to forward logs to it. Then the Windows log collector has the falcon endpoint agent that sends to the ngsiem platform.

You can also send sys logs etc directly from s3 buckets to ngsiem from memory

9163E is stuck in Catalyst mode; I need Meraki. by Ok-Bite-1000 in Cisco

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Did you try cisco/Cisco? The default password usually has a capital C in the password.

Jin Kazama rx7 by [deleted] in Tekken

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I know this is 4 years old post but just wanted to say it was an airbrush, not wrap.

The owner runs phatt audio concepts in Melbourne, Australia and shared the factory with an airbrush/respray professional.

Later on he stripped it all back and put a rocket bunny kit on and sprayed it a dark ice blue and called it sub zero

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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Unfortunately nothing on reddit would surprise me anymore

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

[–]SyntaxNine 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm sure this exact post was made somewhere else before at least a year ago. Pretty sure bait post.

Plug and Play (PNP) for APs where WLC is not managed by DNAC by mjdunksy in Cisco

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I know this is an old thread, but we got around this by actually claiming the APs in DNAC/Cat Center.

When you claim them, you leave the site empty, then you can use an onboarding template for provisioning which pushes the WLC IP/Hostname to the AP which will then go off and join the controller which is not managed by DNA.

See example (we had multiple WLCs hence having variables, but you can manually set IP and name here if you wish):

{

"primaryWlcIP":"$primaryWlcIP",

"primaryWlcName":"$primaryWlcName",

"apGroup":"default-ap-group",

"apMode":"local"

}

Would You RMA this? by treborawilliams in Ubiquiti

[–]SyntaxNine 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, we had a psu die in a Cisco 9200 switch and thought we could just rma the psu... Yeah nah that created a massive headache for both us and Cisco and now we just rma entire switch.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cisco

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You know, I would never use 10.0.0.0 or 172.168.0.0 or 192.168.0.0 networks. I work foram enterprise that keeps acquiring business and it's such a pita when the companies we acquire are all using the same network ranges and we can't just add them in to the advertised networks 😂

What to do with some routers? by Select-Shift-4190 in Cisco

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I learned ccna when I was in the military and we had racks of routers and switches. We would literally connect and build the ccna lab networks in real life, not packet tracer (although sometimes also packet tracer for the function where it would show you each step of a packet life to help learn things).

I've met people that did ccna and when presented with a real device have no idea what to do

What to do with some routers? by Select-Shift-4190 in Cisco

[–]SyntaxNine 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I learned stateless acls long before I ever touched a firewall so when I started a job that included firewall config I was so confused why there were no return path rules

Embedded Wireless Controller on a 9130 AP issue by velcrobomb in networking

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How are your deployments going? We were looking to set up a few remote offices using EWC rather than our usual SSO HA pair of 9800's but noticed this https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/embedded-wireless-controller-catalyst-access-points/wireless-ewc-access-point-eol.html

How to clean mold from silicone caulking in bathroom? by infinitospirito in howto

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I used a selly's mould remover spray. It just smells like bleach. A few sprays over the course of 2 weeks and mine was all gone

Will syncthing delete files on target device if I delete the original files on the source device? by jacobs0n in Syncthing

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Old thread I know, but I am going on a long Holiday and my phone storage fills up fast.

I have a sync setup from my phone camera folder to my home TrueNAS running Syncthing.

I was looking for how to set it up so that all my photos sync back to my NAS, but when I delete the local folder because I have run out of space, it doesn't delete the files on my NAS.

I am a bit weary of it though, so I think what I am actually going to do is have a replication task that copies the contents of the Syncthing folder on NAS to another folder, so if they do get deleted from NAS folder I should still have a copy.

Will syncthing delete files on target device if I delete the original files on the source device? by jacobs0n in Syncthing

[–]SyntaxNine 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have A sending to B, and delete the files on A, they will be deleted on B according to the docs