@NetworkFunTimes

My blog teaches you network engineering with jokes & fun! Instructor/course writer for Juniper. JNCIE-SP, meme fanatic, CEO of the internet, your new goth uncle

 London, England
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Joined March 2018
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Like a lot of folks, I'm moving over to Mastodon (unless something very major changes on this site). I'm on the noc.social server, which looks good for network engineers. noc.social/@NetworkFunTimes
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New blog post about Junos and BGP! Posted the link on my Mastodon. Click for cool learnings: noc.social/@NetworkFunTimes Though, I don't think Mastodon is a great replacement, Much bigger character limit = many long posts that I just scroll past. Mixed feelings about the move.
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I'm on the new place
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BTW it was super easy to sign up. No idea what the fuss was about with it being difficult. You go to their site, you choose a server, you sign up, you wait a bit, and then that's it. If, like me, you were put off based purely on the stories of faff and difficulty: it's a breeze.
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Catching up on bookmarks. Interesting read from @ioshints on SR-MPLS vs SRv6 for brand new deployments. blog.ipspace.net/2022/09/gre…

SR-MPLS or SRv6 for Greenfield Networks « ipSpace.net blog

Here’s an interesting question randomly appearing in my Twitter feed: If you had a greenfield network, would you choose SR-MPLS, or SRv6? And why? TL&DR: SR-MPLS, assuming you’re building a network...

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I like to think he'd sing "Turn It (off and) On Again".
Paul-in-Ottawa@paul_in_ottawa16 Dec 2022
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But if you phoned him up on the technical support line about an outstanding item and he started to sing "I Don't Care Anymore", it would all be worth it.
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Good to know, thank u .
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Markus Klock@markusklock15 Dec 2022
Replying to @danieldibswe
@danieldibswe
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JNCIE-SP renewed to 2025 😎
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TracketPacer@TracketPacer5 Dec 2022
ok look i didn’t have to do it… but i really wanted to 😂
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Oh wow - I don't keep an eye on my website stats, but I did just notice that I passed 400,000 total views a while ago. Blimey! Big ups all the pals in network engineering who read my new posts & then refresh the page 25,000 times.
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this picture is a real screenshot from my stats. i didn't make it up. it's impossible to photoshop an image like this. not even "artificial intelligence" could create something so realistic.
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Interesting read on the BGP hijacks used to target cryptocurrency services, and the things that could have been done to negate or prevent them blog.apnic.net/2022/11/07/wh…

What can be learned from BGP hijacks targeting cryptocurrency services? | APNIC Blog

Guest Post: These attacks hold lessons for securing the BGP routing of any organization that conducts business on the Internet.

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(Please don't mistake this post for me liking crypto in any way. Quite the opposite. Just a very interesting read on BGP.)
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TracketPacer@TracketPacer23 Nov 2022
wake up shitbirds i just rated the coolest types of ethernet get hyped
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Daniel Dib@danieldibswe23 Nov 2022
Saw this on LinkedIn 😅 /cc @nickrusso42518
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Nice little read on GPON (gigabit passive optical networks), and the move to XGS-PON (10 gig) potsandpansbyccg.com/2022/11…

Is it Time to Say Farewell to GPON?

GPON is a great technology, GPON stands for gigabit passive optical network, and it is the predominant technology in place that is delivering fiber last mile broadband. The GPON standard was first …

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third-party evaluation partner@mycoliza21 Nov 2022
the Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) is a subsystem of many Unix operating systems wherein all packets are sent to a server in Berkeley, California, which has the firewall rules on it.
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in this one circumstance i am happy to compromise
Phil Gervasi@network_phil18 Nov 2022
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honestly both of those options are extremely impractical, so I'll check every 5 minutes instead if that works for you
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this is NOT part of the agreement . you must visit it yourself, and you must do it with strength in ur heart. failure to bring maximum heart-strength will result in a fine of up to $2.50.
osxunix@osx_unix18 Nov 2022
Replying to @NetworkFunTimes
Your website is technically documentation. I’ll make sure to curl it every 30 min.
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