Network Operations
Internet Service provider topics, Network operations, and other topics. Some topics include Mikrotik, Cisco, Arista and other configurations.
Mikrotik Scripting
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Ubiquiti launches Speedtest Server/network
Ubiquiti launches the Ubiquiti Speedtest, the first public test network integrated with enterprise network equipment.
Need help identifying fiber optic ends?
If you need help identifying different types of fiber optics ends then look no further than the link below.
Corporate vs ISP networks for the ISP
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ISP vs Enterprise networks
I recently was hanging out with an ISP admin who moved over from the Enterprise world. After a few days with him, it rekindled the interest in writing this article. From a high level, a network is a network. Its job is to move bits to and fro. The goals of the network are where … Read more
Is your Librenms ./daily.sh failing?
From the Folks over at LibreNMS Users of daily updates (the default), your installs will no longer update without a little manual intervention. It will not be an issue for those on the monthly updates. You will need to update LibreNMS manually to resolve the issue. su – librenms git pull ./daily.sh
Mikrotik LHG60s supporting a WiFi deployment
Farm progress show 2019. Mikrotik 60 ghz backhauling between WiFi nodes. Wireless wire cluster for high Bandwidth customers. 5ghz for smaller bandwidth customers.
A network analogy
As I was working on some other articles a simple analogy came to me. The folks who build roads are rarely the people who build houses. As such, the server folks who build the digital houses typically don’t build the access networks. For you old-timers, this would be the information superhighway. So why is this … Read more
