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Monthly Archives: November 2014
MPLS for a BGP-free core
Here we are with my second post on my new blog. This time I’ll talk about one of the benefits of implementing MPLS within the backbone, i.e. to allow you to have a BGP-free core. We’ll start with the following scenario: We … Continue reading
Different approaches to IPSec Communication between Cisco Routers
This is my first post on my new blog, and I’ll start by examining some different approaches to enable IPSec communication between Cisco Routers, starting from the oldest one to the most recent ones. Scenario R1 and R2 are connected … Continue reading
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