Monthly Archives: September 2011
How to Stack Dell Force10 S60 Switches
In this lab I use two Dell Force10 S60 switches [FTOS 8.3.3.4] to demonstrate how to stack two S60 switches together. By stacking the switches you can increase port density and manage the switches together as if it were one … Continue reading
Posted in Dell Force10, Force10 Networks, Labs, Networking
Tagged Dell Force10, Force10, Force10 24 Gigabit stack, Force10 24 Gigabit stack cable, Force10 Networks, Force10 S60, Force10 S60 Stack, Force10 S60 Stacking, Force10 S60 Switch, Force10 Stack, Force10 Stacking, Force10 Switch Stacking, FTOS, S60 Stack, S60 Stacking, S60 Switch
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Load Balancing with EIGRP
RIP, RIPv2, IGRP, EIGRP and OSPF are all routing protocols that support equal cost load balancing but IGRP and EIGRP can also support unequal cost load balancing. However, unlike IGRP, EIGRP supports VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Masking). Below I use … Continue reading
Perl – Get files and directories with the glob function
Recently, as part of a larger Perl application, I had to get all the files and sub-directories of the working directory. Using the built-in ‘glob’ function, I was able to quickly implement a subroutine to do this and also differentiate … Continue reading
Posted in Perl, Programming Languages
Tagged get directories, get files, get sub-directories, glob, glob function, perl, perl glob, perl glob function
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Setup Telnet Access on Cisco Switches
This quick lab assumes you already have an IP address for telnet assigned on the Cisco switch. Once that is setup and you are able to ping the IP address, you can setup telnet access on the Cisco switch with … Continue reading
Posted in Cisco, Labs, Networking
Tagged Cisco, router, setup telnet, telnet, telnet access
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