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  • Cisco switch configuration for DOS applications on Netware 5.1 SP7 server

    An ITKnowledge Exchange member had a question about speeding up DOS applications through switch configuration, and fellow techies jumped in on the conversation and helped out. Here is a portion of the conversation.  Tip

  • Router numbers

    Many of the routing protocols implemented in Cisco's IOS require a number to follow the command that enables the routing protocol in question. If you're new to routing, these numbers can be a little confusing, as they mean something different to each...  Tip

  • Ten quick router security tips

    Network administrators need to know the basics in router security. This quick tip lists10 basic router security tips.  Tip

  • Cisco PIX ASDM: How to install

    Learn some helpful hints for installing and troubleshooting Cisco's Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM) for PIX firewalls in this two-part tip.  Tip

  • How to troubleshoot Cisco PIX ASDM installation problems

    In part two of this tip, look at some common problems that arise with ASDM installation.  Tip

  • Are Cisco switches still tops?

    A recent survey shows more organizations are dissatisfied with the cost and value of Cisco's LAN switches, while a number of competitors may be gaining ground.  Tip

  • Router Expert: Building a WLAN proxy server, IP routing

    This tip describes how to configure a multi-interface Linux server so it reaches all of the networks beyond all of its local interfaces by implementing a static kernel IP route table.  Tip

  • Practical configurations, Part 4

    This tip on verification and troubleshooting in networking configuration teaches simple commands that will help not only in making a network run more smoothly, but also in learning how the individual protocols work.  Tip

  • Practical Configurations, Part 3

    This section explains how to configure your distribution and core devices to route traffic to its proper destination and includes some simple commands to help validate your configuration.  Tip

  • Hardening your router in 9 easy steps

    For most enterprise LANs, the router has become one of the most critical security appliances in use. Configured properly, it can keep all but the most determined bad guys out, and if you want, it can even keep the good guys in. But an improperly conf...  Tip

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