After the whole year of inconsistent reading and studying, I passed the JNCIA-ER exam today with a good grade. I just focused on my studies last month and I found the exam easy because its similar to the principles in CCNA. I will finally get back to focus on the CCDA/CCDP track again while preparing for my CCIE Written exam early next year. JNCIS-ER exam will be taken on the last week of November.
I have updated my certification logos at the right hand side of the blog which now contains the JNCIA-ER logo. Hopefully I will see the CCDA and CCDP logo before this year ends. Next year, I hope to see the CCIE logo displayed there. These logos serve to remind me what I have accomplished and what should I be accomplishing. How nice would it be to see 5 CCIE logos there and even 1 JNCIE logo. Call me a certification monkey but I am more like a certification chimpanzee. :)
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IPv6 radius accounting is still a mess - Since the beginning of putting IPv6 into production BRAS/BNG (almost 3 years ago), we were facing the following issue: radius accounting records were missi...10 years ago
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Internetwork Expert Volume IV (Troubleshooting) Workbook Review: Part 3 - Once you get the initial configurations loaded you’re ready to begin the lab. This is when the “fun” begins. Those of us who are used to starting labs wi...15 years ago
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Cavani Authorize Central Approached Atletico Madrid Squad - Atletico Madrid Squad – PSG striker Edinson Cavani, incredulously, if he is a similar player Luis Suarez, though they are both from Uruguay. CAVANI will be...7 years ago
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Network Engineer Jobs - So you want to work for Google as Network Engineer? Check out one of the job ads here. I pasted the screenshot below just in case the ad is removed once...7 years ago
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Interested in Microsoft Azure? Tune into James Rudley’s Newest Course - Get ready to explore the different methods of automating technical and business challenges with Azure in James Rudley’s new course; Automation With Microso...6 years ago
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MUST READ: Meaningful Availability - Defining service availability using the famous X nines (and all the hacks like “planned downtime doesn’t count”) is pretty useless in a highly distribute...4 years ago
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Clearing the fog around open switching terminology - The networking industry is making a decisive move toward open switches. Much of the media's attention is on mega-scale operators' do-it-yourself switche...9 years ago
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A Short Summary of Planes - A Short Summary of Planes (the network kind) When the CCDE program was first developed, Cisco conveniently broke down the included technologies into five...6 years ago
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Book Review: Model-Driven DevOps - Earlier this month at Cisco Live in Las Vegas, I attended a presentation by Steven Carter and Jason King titled *Model-Driven DevOps: The Enterprise Auto...1 year ago
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Data Center Study - Notes 01 - - reverse proxy caching - the user of loadbalancers for server health monitoring - the need for jumbo frames - the need for NIC features such as interrupt co...11 years ago
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I’m Back - Well hello blog world. Yes it’s been a while since I last posted an update. I meant to update sooner but because I haven’t logged on to WordPress in such a...11 years ago
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Integrating the Nexus 1000v VSM with vCenter - This is a follow-up to my previous post regarding the Nexus 1000v. Now that I help set the stage for what the Nexus 1000v really is, we can start looking a...15 years ago
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Hi,
Congratulation...
Could you please share you lab and Junos?
How I can prepare my lab?
i have JunOS but I can't share it. Find yourself a JunOS. If you have one follow this link on how to setup Olive a FreeBSD JunOS emulator. http://brokenpipes.blogspot.com/2008/01/olive-is-alive.html