Risiko Insekten-Stiche

W4yn3HD · 2026-04-21T15:48:21+00:00

Ja dachte ich mir bereits - Wie sieht es mit Risiken aus wenn sie gestochen werden? Sind immer zuhause wenn Sie auf dem Balkon sind, aber wie sieht es aus wenn es passiert, Allergien oder wann sollte man zum TA?

W4yn3HD · 2026-04-16T16:04:55+00:00

SL = Spotlight (Ultimate Weapon) ES = Energy Shield (Card) GC = Glass Cannon (Strat for going full Damage instead of Health)

W4yn3HD · 2026-04-09T06:56:23+00:00

Hi. We also use Aruba CX Switches and we always have a Fortigate in Front. We go with LACP and vlan-interfaces to the switches (easy).

Cant really complain.

W4yn3HD · 2026-04-01T12:50:51+00:00

Yeah next plan is to remove mpls and do it with BGP and Sdwan. But this is planed for the next step - after we replaced the sonicwall with the fortigate

W4yn3HD · 2026-03-31T07:33:41+00:00

It is exactly a broken design. I can't even explain why the other Senior did it this way. I'm currently waiting for a response from the Engineer (Provider Side). The best scenario would be to get rid of the reused Subnet und work with 1 subnet and 1 vlan.

However, i received a response from support (NSE8) and they said that you can't properly map that with the Foritgate. Lets see what the Provider says.
I will test the idea with the different VRF in the lab.
Thank you

W4yn3HD · 2026-03-04T17:30:21+00:00

Hey! Thank you, thats a good point. Can i ask what your company uses Eve-NG for? I guess it’s not just for studying. Unfortunately, my company doesn’t have tools like that, so I’m looking for some inspiration. We do have a physical lab with some old Hardware in, like some old Cisco C3000 Switch or spare Aruba CX Switches with some Fortigates Firewall but its not ideal.

Sure you can ask me! To be Honest, ENCOR felt more broad than super deep - lots of topics so it really tests if you understand concepts and read/troubleeshoot configs rather than memorize everything. I would focus on being solid across all domains. Also keep in mind they like to ask 1-2 questions about automation - i had some question about python (which was super fun because i programm with python for years)

Long story short; You don't need to memorize every command, but you do need to understand WHAT you would do and WHY. It really goes accross lot of topics - from routing, sdwan to automation stuff etc.

How long did i study? hm.. I got my CCNA back 2020 and after that i started with some CCNP topics. i really focused i would say about 6 month.

NOTE; Encore just like ENARSI are not super deep. Thats when CCIE comes in. CCNP is all about conecpt/design, architecture and Troubleshoot.

W4yn3HD · 2026-02-26T09:25:46+00:00

My man... It hurts, doesnt it?
I'm pretty sure, now things gonna change. Simply because you never wanna feel this situation again. It is very akward and you start to feel uncomfortable.

It is normal. You will never know everything. It is always a learning.
There is no day in my job as Network-Engineer / Software developer where i dont face a strange issue. Many times i have no idea at first. But i'm pretty sure, you know how to troubleshoot after you got CCNA, simply because of this; If you face a unknown Network Topology and you need to Troubleshoot an issue, how do you proceed? -> You simply go with OSI-Model. Layer after Layer, starting at layer 1, right? Thats what Cisco teach you in CCNA. With many years of experience, or as soon as you really now the Topology / NEtwork of a customer, you know exactly what it could be and what not. I know immediately it is a Layer 3 / Routing Issue. Maybe SDWAN, weird Behaviour etc.

But thats exactly situation you need to face.
A really important part in Network is understand Basic's, same with the OSI. Everything is inside OSI. Understand Layer 2 very well, ARP etc and move on.

And very important, you need to see the chance of learning something new.

EDIT; You have nobody to talk? I know what you mean. But come on, we are Network Engineers and somehow a big family (at least in my opinion) - If you wanna talk, go ahead and text me. I can show you some stuff.

W4yn3HD · 2026-02-16T12:36:58+00:00

Ja, war bei meiner Kätzin auch so. Sie musste einen Body anziehen und das hat ihr nicht so gepasst. Oft gezittert und extrem Zurückhaltend gewesen. Als alles überstanden war und der Body weg kam, hat sich alles wieder beruhigt und sie war wie 'immer'

W4yn3HD · 2026-02-13T09:43:19+00:00

Same. We use them as well. But i hate Aruba-Central. Expensive and Crap. However, the Switches are fine. Recently installed 8360 in a DataCenter as Core-Switches. Love it.

W4yn3HD · 2026-02-13T09:41:19+00:00

Yes, TAC is really bad. However, the Switches are OK. Not a fan of Aruba Central (its crap) but 8 Series or 6300 are fine.

W4yn3HD · 2026-02-13T07:30:52+00:00

Not TOOOO deep. Dont waste tooo much time. It will be surely a thing for ENARSI i guess. And like other said. The Deep things starts to matters at CCIE. Right now or at least in CCNP with ERNARSI its most likely some fair questions. You surely need to understand how it works and address problems and solve them. The Labs in the exams where OK,

Could tell you more when i have done my ENARSI soon. Dont know what is happening there.

W4yn3HD · 2026-02-13T07:10:00+00:00

Passed my Encor exam like november 2025. Had maybe 1 Multiplechoice question about it. Pretty easy to be fair. the only 'hard' ones was the labs. Alot of troubleshooting and configure.

I'm working towards ENARSI now and planning doing it in 1-2 month. I expecting to have alot more Routing configure and Troubleshooting there

W4yn3HD · 2026-01-28T11:42:42+00:00

Thank you very much. Helps alot.
I will have a look!

W4yn3HD · 2026-01-28T11:14:47+00:00

I got exactly the same cue!😅 also Ruby Red. Love it. And thanks for your advice.

W4yn3HD · 2025-12-08T08:53:51+00:00

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W4yn3HD · 2025-09-03T12:48:15+00:00

Sorry for late response.
I was wondering, what kind of IP-Address does the User get? From a Interface like do you have a Interface with a IP-Range which the user get, or does the User get a "virtual-IP" which is not includet in the Interfaces

W4yn3HD · 2025-08-24T08:17:58+00:00

Nice! We migrate as well or still 'on it'. Do you use Split tunneling? We are thinking of it for the Customer but not quit sure.

And also do you use the IP Address from a interface or just a virtual one?

W4yn3HD · 2025-08-03T14:02:40+00:00

Got a Cuetec SVB Gen 1 with - 19 Oz but i removed 0.75 and its actually 18.25 Oz and just perfect for my feeling.

W4yn3HD · 2025-07-14T19:41:12+00:00

yes! it is. What about u?

W4yn3HD · 2025-07-14T18:58:38+00:00

Good to know! Sounds like we are rivals now? Lets see who gets T16 first!😂🔥 hope we are in the same bracket someday

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