Hello Stefan
Stefan Rothenbühler wrote:
Thanks a lot for all your answers. For an internet SMS gateway we have a
solutions (yes, we are ip+ customer). I'm more searching a hardware solution
(to be independent of connectivity to the internet which can also fail).
There is also YaPS [1]
Dear all,
Anyone having an interesting topic to be presented at SwiNOG #11 (Oct.
20th, 2005). Please send proposals to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - we'll try
to set an interesting agenda. As ususal, a beamer will be provided, and
if you don't have your own notebook, there will be one available to
I will be out of the office starting 29.08.2005 and will not return until 02.09.2005.
Hello
I am currently on the business trip to Switzerland, with the limited access to my e-mail.
Please note I will answer to your e-mail with a slight delay, but in the case of urgency don't hesitate to call
Raffael Marty writes:
I am doing some research on NetFlow and wanted to ask you guys a few
things: How are you using NetFlow? For what purposes? Billing?
Security?
Yes, both billing (and coarse-grained traffic analysis on our upstream
and peering connections) and security (detection and
Zoran Brakus wrote:
I'm looking for a best way to upgrade my CCNA and become a CCNP. At
the moment, I have the following options on my mind:
Well, to choose the right option is basically a question of
self-motivation. If you prefer to get kicked in your a. to make a move,
then go for a)
Zoran
is really a matter of self discipline and motivation.
I did CCNA and CCNP almost on my own (2 courses at Getronics), the main
effort using Cisco press and related books, CCO and of course hands-on
on some real hardware...
Personally I use the kick in the ass method:
1) set the exam
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