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Petition for Educational Cisco IOS emulator

By On February 27, 2011 · 2 Comments

The Cisco IOS Emulator Petition

We the undersigned ask Cisco to consider our petition for an open and usable IOS Emulator for learning, study and training.

We are the people who are learning about Data networking and Cisco IOS software. As students and practitioners, we need to learn theory and knowledge and then to take that knowledge and practice on Cisco IOS software.

We want to be able to practice that knowledge, and demonstrate our competence. We know that you are considering the [...]

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10 excuses you should avoid telling to your boss

By On July 6, 2010 · Leave a Comment

I know, it’s not technical or related to Cisco, but it has everything to do with the industry in which we are network engineers are working. I found this great article by Justin James about the top 10 excuses a boss does not want to hear and I think it’s a good opportunity to share if with you. So look here what he’s saying:

“There are lots of reasons why a project might not be going well or may even fail. When your boss wants [...]

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Cisco IP Routing Overview – Part IV

By On January 14, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Fourth part from IP Routing Overview.

All this material is produced by RouteHub Group consultants, so all the copyrights and greetings have to be directed to them. If was free shared on the Internet so, I hope that I’m not breaking any copyright rules here. All that i want is to make this material more visible on the Internet. This is true also for the more to come materials from them.

If you are curious who is

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Cisco IP Routing Overview – Part III

By On January 14, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Third part from IP Routing Overview.

All this material is produced by RouteHub Group consultants, so all the copyrights and greetings have to be directed to them. If was free shared on the Internet so, I hope that I’m not breaking any copyright rules here. All that i want is to make this material more visible on the Internet. This is true also for the more to come materials from them.

If you are curious who is

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Cisco IP Routing Overview – Part II

By On January 11, 2010 · 2 Comments

Second part from IP Routing Overview.

All this material is produced by RouteHub Group consultants, so all the copyrights and greetings have to be directed to them. If was free shared on the Internet so, I hope that I’m not breaking any copyright rules here. All that i want is to make this material more visible on the Internet. This is true also for the more to come materials from them.

If you are curious who is

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Cisco IP Routing overview – Part I

By On December 16, 2009 · 2 Comments

I have found this great video material from RouteHub Group regarding IP routing overview. It contains basic about IP routing, why it is needed, how to implement and so on. This material will be really apreciated by the beginners in this area as the explanation is straight forward without using fancy explanation where is not needed. For today you have part 1 from this 4 episodes series.

All this material is produced by RouteHub Group consultants, so [...]

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Ivan Pepelnjak, CCIE#1354, proposed some reduced budget training

By On December 16, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Ivan Pepelnjak, proposed on his blog, some reduced budget training. For now, the prices on his blog shows:

€30 ($45)/hour/participant (two attendees @ 2-hour presentation = € 120);

€200 ($300)/hour for a private on-line workshop (up to 10 participants).

According to his statement this training will be WebEx-delivered workshops or, depending from case to case training, can also arrange on-site events.
For more information please visit his blog, or

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What’s the deal with the new Cisco Architect Certification

By On July 10, 2009 · 2 Comments

In the last weeks more and more people are speaking about the new Cisco Architect Certification. The truth is that the details about this certification is still very unclear and nobody seems to know in which direction this will head to.

Let’ see what I understood from the process of achieving this certification.

First, at the basic level, you need to have a valid CCDE certification to be able to apply for Architect certification. Application for this certification will involve your CCDE number, a Resume [...]

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Useful documentation sheets at packetlife.net

By On June 29, 2009 · 2 Comments

Packetlife.net offers some “cheat sheets” with useful information. This are like very small handbooks with the most useful informations about BGP, EIGRP, IPsec, Multicast, IS-IS, OSPF, Spanning-Three, TCPdump and more. I found this very useful during my preparations for Cisco exams and not only, so I want to share them here. Of course any copyrights goes to the owner of packetlife.net. And if you are worry about the “cheat” word, look what the owner of packetlife.net is saying:

“Are these for [...]

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