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From Huawei to HP…
by tnk on May.12, 2010, under 3com, H3C, HP, Huawei
This post will be slightly atypical for this blog, but I think it is rather important to sum up what happened in last approximately three years. I’ll try summarize some history behind the Huawei/H3C/3Com/HP products. The reason for this “history” lesson is that quite a lot of people is confused of what was/is/will be and that is mostly thanks to communication from biased sales representatives and some strange articles that… Continue reading
SPLAT – dynamic routing
by tnk on Apr.29, 2010, under Checkpoint, Networking, R65, nokia, routing, secure platform, splat
In one of the previous posts I went through steps necessary to add or delete the static routes on SPLAT and IPSO. This time I would like to go through dynamic routing – specifically OSPF . This article will be about Securre PLATform only.
This time I will start with SPLAT routing interface. For dynamic… Continue reading
L2 MPLS VPNs on H3C MSR devices
by tnk on Apr.28, 2010, under H3C, Networking
It has been a long time since the last post and even longer since I promised that I will write some stuff about MPLS so I am trying to deliver what I promised. This time the whole article is about L2 MPLS this time the configuration was done on MSR routers from H3C… Continue reading
QoS on Huawei equipment – Custom Queunig
by tnk on Nov.26, 2009, under Huawei, Networking, QoS
After some time I have finally some energy to publish a bit more of some stuff about Huawei QoS. The following article will be concentrating on Custom Queuing as it is seen on VRP 3.40 on AR series routers (namely AR46 and AR28).
The first important thing to know is what the Custom Queuing actually does. CQ… Continue reading
Notes on Nokia boxes with IPSO 4.X
by tnk on Nov.26, 2009, under Checkpoint, IPSO, Networking, nokia
This article will be rather short as it will contain just few bits an pieces of what I encountered while doing some stuff on Nokia boxes.
1. How to bring up an unconfigured interface
step 1 – run CLISH
step 2 – run show interafaces
step 3 – find the interface you want to configure and note that the… Continue reading
