Ldc: I'd do that but Comcrap wants >$100/month for me to keep the speed I have and get 5 IP addresses (the minimum)įirefly is on the list, haven't made it that far yet :P Hfor: yeah but how do you provide services to the outside I do all the crazy shit in the middle of my network lolĪsa1000v would be a much better comparison, but I don't have that pkg :P Obviously I don't value my home internets stability :SĮ1ephant: just get an additional IP for homeĮ1ephant: as long as my border stays up, I don't care. Just kinda chucking random VMs at the edge to see what is cool Very very true, their feature sets don't really intersect too much ƬTION logs in to one of the NetScreens to see what model it is Junos is so awesome they needed to level the playing field a bit :) We have ~ 20 NetScreen 50 still installed Not better than vanilla ubuntu+iptables or bsd+pf I use XR at work as well and like hell i want to use it anywhere else
Ldc: because that's what I use at work 100% of the time My friends have Juniper firewalls at their edges. Why cisco on the home edge in first place I only have 50mbps to the place, so not a problem The 3745 was my internet gateway router until a few months ago, now I have a 2851Ģ851 is not that bad, could handle a few hundred megabit with NAT and such Should be made illegal to make these transactions Some of the stuff I got had T1 controller cards in it, and the 3745 had the modem bank. Hfor: where did you get all that stuff for free?ĮBay leftovers from studing for the CCNA. I used some bash scripts once upon a time until a friend pointed out to me that the scripts were cleartext with router secrets and enables in them.Įh, that is just how clogin works : Asterisk -> Cisco 2431-24FXS -> (the T1) -> Cisco 3745 I'll use the word magic loosely around rancid, don't peer into the source :P I was gonna suggest some expect magic, but clagin is premade expect "magic" Hehe, you know about clogin/rancid right? Yeah, netlab and other config storage/restoration kinda tools have been available thoughĪnsible and python is all anyone needs :)Īnd here I wasted my time writing bash scripts that ran SSH commands in IOS lingua. So you can bring up 3 routers with IPs and EIGRP Since ip addressing takes no real time in cisco.īut it can preconfigure routing protocols as well apparently. I mean, it just makes labbing stuff quicker. Yeah, happened so much faster than I thought it could : pre-create some of the basic config work Never made it down to infomart while we had nlayer :(Į1ephant: yes, gtt ruined what we worked so hard at We had one with $1 beers till smoking was banned :| Would have made my night shifts their more enjoyable If I wasn't unwilling to even live in a state that even bordered Missouri I'd be with them. Louis is right in the middle of the country.ĭhoutz: There's quite a bit in St.
My regular commodity ice just isn't cutting it anymore Mgeorge: you mean cisco ice? where can i get some I bet they could sell ice to an eskimo if they wanted toĪs long as it's a specificly odd shade of green :P Part of why Brocade is giving away 60 days for free.Ĭisco is expensive because its cisco haha Mgeorge: If you're Cisco, because you need to retain value to cisco certs. Please contact a sales person and we'll set you up in 2 weeks at some outrageous price. Yeah I never used a non-memleak version of junosphere :/ Why charge people for educational tools when ultimately it helps sell your product Why cant i just go to their site, create an account, and use it by the hour or whatever
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I mean I would pay for it too, but it just seems that there are a lot of other alternatives poping up for free They're only shooting themself in the foot by not giving it away Juniper did a great job at screwing up junosphere Doing audio production (which is my hobby I cannot make a living doing) taught me that sometimes the price for the tool is justified. Networking is a hobby that I can make a living doing. Like juniper screwing the pooch on Junosphere If virl works with routers and switches properly
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