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Friday, 9 May 2014
Connect GNS3 with Linux
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00:56
This post assumes that reader has basic knowledge of GNS. For those who does not know they can visit GNS3 official website www.gns3.net.
To communicate GNS3 with Linux, simple steps have to follow :-
1. Create loopback interface.
2. IP...
Read moreTuesday, 6 May 2014
IPv6 DNS Server on Linux
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19:39
IPv6 DNS Name Resolution
IPv6 is of 128 bits, and each slot is of 16 bits, separated by column (:). It is very difficult to remember 128 bits address for each host and for each website. So Name Resolution can be done through DNS server.
...
Read moreSunday, 13 April 2014
Connect GNS3 to internet via NVI
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14:09
NAT Virtual Interface
NVI is the feature given by cisco in IOS series greater then 12.4. In this, for NAT we do not have to enter in or out on the interfaces, it is very confusing for fresher to understand in which side it will be...
Read moreWednesday, 9 April 2014
Disable Ping in Linux
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00:43
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X-NONE
X-NONE
MicrosoftInternetExplorer4
Disable Ping in Linux
There are
several methods by which a Ping response can be rendered disabled such as
server security,...
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