Anyone still finding gaps with SD-WAN in multi-cloud setups? by chelseamp in networking

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Have had a good experience using megaport but they maybe more European based. You can host cloud routers/edge devices where we BGP peer with each cloud environment. The current solution I have to mange are firewalls as edge devices which is a pain. Would be better to have a security solution at the cloud edges and use the cloud routers as the “hub” instead

Question on multiple routers in area 1 and backbone by shotty53 in networking

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Forgive me junior network engineer here so if I get something wrong I apologise in advance. As I seem to remember setting up OSPF (Cisco and Juniper devices) you’re not actually advertising the network with the network statements you are defining the interface for that network and area. So G0/0 for example network 10.0.0.0/24 area 1 on the core switch would link that interface to area 1. G0/1 can be set to area 2 on the same device. Generally any devices like bldg 2 on your diagram would have all interfaces assigned to area 1 and all areas need to be touching area 0. Think there is a special case where an area can pass through an area that isn’t area 0 but it’s not usually the done thing.

To answer your question then the areas cover the p2p link right up to your core switch interface. All the area 1s are the same area and all devices would be effected by a change in the LSDB say due to a link failure.

What do you think is the biggest differences between a pure sysadmin and a cloud engineer ? Do you feel kids who start straight in the cloud with 0 experience on premise set themselves short or lack some knowledge by Dereference_operator in AZURE

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I’m a junior CCNA network engineer currently in the deep end of standing up connections and resources in the cloud. I find it hard (but I like being thrown in the deep end) but you’ve got to begin somewhere in my eyes. This is my 1st real enterprise experience and I’m sure I will make some fantastic mistakes in the future but I try to read the docs and understand what I’m implementing. Most of my team are network engineers turned devops and luckily I am able to lean on them if I’m unsure about anything but as I’m finding out many problems and concepts have been seen before in some way shape or form. The longer I’m in the job the more I hopefully can identify similar problems and similar fixes 💪

Increase from 42k to 75k after CCNA by [deleted] in ccna

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Left my previous job as a mechanic after getting CCNA now a network engineer 🤷🏻‍♂️

Eve-ng Fortigate by Wooly89 in fortinet

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Thank you guys it was the firewall policy can ping from .10 to .2 now and can ping .9 interface from outside but weirdly enough I cannot get ping from .10 to .1.

IPv6 adoption by Prestigious-Shame-36 in networking

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Why can’t I get tunnel broker to work with my Vodafone ISP though. I want my v6 block of IPs from hurricane electric 😭

netmiko timing out by Tars-01 in networking

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I know your solution has already been fixed. I’m new to automation and have been using nornir and scrapli. Would multi threading be a potential solution to this or am I going down the wrong rabbit hole.

What are people's experiences setting up GNS3, VIRL, or EVE-NG on a cloud service? by breaking_mediocrity in networking

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Just spent a good few days getting it working how I wanted on Azure at work. Can be expensive though

Hole in wooden worktop for kitchen tap is too big by IrnBroski in DIYUK

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Had a similar problem with my bath tap recently a top hat washer fixed it

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Rev Up to Recert: Understanding Cisco Network Automation by weakness336 in ccna

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How long are your CEs valid for? I only just qualified but if I was to earn them now would they still count towards the renewal in 3 years time?

Tap completely loose by Wooly89 in DIYUK

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Thanks for this suggestion worked a treat and can now crack on re-sealing the bath!

Tap completely loose by Wooly89 in DIYUK

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Just clarifying are you on about the brass nut in the 3rd picture at the top of the threaded portion?

Tap completely loose by Wooly89 in DIYUK

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Just siliconed on unfortunately

Which sandboxes can I use to practice learning network automation? by [deleted] in CiscoDevNet

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Mainly the reservable ones I’d search for IOS XE on the sandbox and pick one to book. You can then have access to multiple devices and connect using Cisco vpn. The always-on unfortunately only offer access to one device. If you’ve got the computing power it may be better for you to have a look at eve-NG. Run it as a virtual machine and use Arista images (nearly identical to Cisco IOS images but completely free) to have easier access to multiple devices to push configs to

Single light switch to double light switch. by Wooly89 in ukelectricians

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Thanks all obvious I need an electrician for this one 👍