My first Video look at the ALG site Monitor
The Site Monitor is a monitoring and security module developed with the aim of providing accurate information through the Web server and SNMP-V2 protocol. Its versatility is one of its highlights, allowing seamless integration with a variety of leading market management software, such as Zabbix, Grafana, LibreNMS, The Dude, among other systems.
BEAD winners can stretch dollars with IXPs
When BEAD winners build new last-mile or middle-mile networks, connecting back to the global Internet is essential. Without a nearby exchange, that traffic may have to travel hundreds of miles to a major metro before reaching popular destinations like cloud providers, streaming platforms, or even local government websites. This detour adds latency, reduces performance, and increases costs.
ISPs should be using IPV6
Will your network work without IPV6? Yes it will Will your network function better with IPV6? You bet! Why?Less Nat issuesStreaming services prefer V6 over v4.Just a few reasons.
List of BOGON prefixes
The term BOGON refers to any IP address prefix that should not be routable on the public internet.
Mikrotik RouterOS V7 BGP Template $15
The following is a Template for creating a BGP session with both a v6 and a v4 peer in Mikrotik RouterOS v7. It costs $15 for Patreon subscribers or $20 for everyone else.
Radom Photo from Cameral Roll DWDM optics
FS.com DWDM optics ready to be deployed
Using Point-to-Point OSPF and example configurations
In this post, I will break down what OSPF point-to-point mode is, when to use it, and why it might be your best option.
QoE Solutions for ISPs: Enhancing Subscriber Experience Through optimized Networks
Let’s take a look at some of the leading QoE solutions designed for ISPs and network operators, ranging from commercial platforms to open-source tools.
My Top Tools for Network Administrators Using Mac and Homebrew
Whether you’re troubleshooting BGP sessions, scanning subnets, or verifying DNS propagation, these Homebrew-accessible tools can save you time, boost productivity, and make you look like the network wizard you are.
Why ISP-Specific Training is Critical to…well duh…ISPs. Part 1
ISP-specific training focuses on the unique challenges and technologies Internet Service Providers face. Unlike general networking or CompTIA-style certifications, this type of training zeroes in on real-world field scenarios
How BFD Can Help Your Network (and Where It Might Hurt)
BFD is a protocol designed to rapidly detect link or path failures between two forwarding engines. It operates independently of routing protocols but works in conjunction with them to improve failure detection and response times.