Network Engineer resources and rants
“Hey, it’s Steve from the NOC. We’re going to need you to head to the satellite office, they’re down hard and there’s no one local to assist.” Well, damn… So much for that [Dinner|Sleep|Event|Whatever]. Many of us in the IT industry are all too familiar Continue reading →
NetBlame – Network Monitoring Linux Distro NetBlame V1 has been released! Download the OVA below, login with netroot//toorten and find documentation on the desktop. NetBlame Preview and Overview Video: What is NetBlame? NetBlame is a free Linux based network management distro with the intent of providing Continue reading →
In this video I explain various tips that will assist with network outage troubleshooting, as well as list some tools available at your disposal. Regardless of the problem at hand, or if the network is even involved in the issue, a good flow will assist Continue reading →
NetBlame OS – Centralized Network Management Introduction and Overview of NetBlame available below the preview video. Introduction to NetBlame The final touches are being placed on NetBlame, with the anticipated release of version 1 this week. NetBlame derives it’s name from the long running IT Continue reading →
Remote Network Management View some tools of the trade, and tips learned from industry experience on best methods to remotely manage your networks. Everything from Netflow, Packet Captures, Monitoring Software to tricks such as reloading before making dangerous configuration changes. Continue reading →
Networking Cheat Sheets – More will be added later, please suggest any you would like to see. Continue reading →
GNS3 is a powerful network emulation toolset. It’s hidden capabilities are what give it an edge over just mocking up a small topology. With the use of the cloud asset, GNS3 can connect to outside networks using the host which you are running it on. Continue reading →
