Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Cisco”
When you want to extend your network with 3rd party vendors the best way to do that is by configuring an IPsec tunnel towards the third-party devices. The challenge however, most of the remote ends may not have the same equipment as you have. Let’s say, for example, you may have a cisco router as your edge router that connects …
In some of the last blog I have covered how to create IPsec tunnels between different firewalls, however, those who want to learn more about the IPsec VPN should practice them on a Cisco router. In my opinion, if you can set up an IPsec tunnel on a Cisco router it would be a very easy task for other vendors. …
There are many ways you could configure a DNS server. If you are a network engineer and wanted to build a private DNS server for a small office, you can prefer to configure a router as a DNS server than configuring a Linux or a Windows machine for the same purpose, right? In this lab, we are going to configure …
