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//The Cisco Enhanced EtherSwitch Service Modules seen above, expands the router’s capabilities by integrating Layer 2 and Layer 3 switching feature sets identical to those found in the Cisco Catalyst 3560-E and Catalyst 2960 Series Switches. The new Cisco Enhanced EtherSwitch Service Modules...

The Cisco Internet Streamer application, part of the Cisco Content Delivery System, contains a directory traversal vulnerability on its web server component that allows for arbitrary file access. By exploiting this vulnerability, an attacker may be able to read arbitrary files on the device, outside...

Not too much to say about. We all know that Cisco is investing a lot into it’s image on the market and sometimes we are dissapointed that what marketing is showing is different from the final product, but the next video worth every penny. At least is funny and can bring a smile on your network...

//Usually big companies with large network have a dedicated department which deals with all the network configuration.  The problem that I have in mind is when this department is splitted over large geographical areas (e.g. some colleagues in Europe, some in Asia and some in America) it may happen...

It seems to me that Cisco want to compete with Apple on the touch screen devices market. The Cisco Cius product confirm this. OK, skipping the funny part of this story, honestly I believe that Cisco is making efforts to take the (still) open part of the tablet devices market that is not so developed...

Today I’ve received an e-mail with the following content: Dear Cisco Certified Colleague, CCIE certifications are as popular as ever. A recent publication has listed both the CCIE and the CCIE Voice certifications in their top 10 IT networking list* and has cited both as highly sought-after...

Considering the same environment like in the post Cisco: Policy Routing with IP SLA, there is another way to achieve the same behavior using again IP SLA and EEM (Embedded Event Manager). For those of you who are not so familiar with EEM please read http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6815/products_ios_protocol_group_home.html....

Let’s assume that you have a Cisco router with 2 ISP connection. The first one it’s a 10Mbps connection with a decent latency and the second one it’s a 2Mbps connection with quite high latency. Since you don’t want to load balance over this 2 connections for the obvious reasons...