Designing ANW2 Networks
I always enjoy seeing how other Marines solve comm problems. Especially when they are problems I have seen before. You can always …
QoS Marking: How, Where, and Why
One of the follow-up questions I received from my last QoS post was: Where is traffic marked? Example: voice traffic marked at …
QoS Demystified
Quality of Service (QoS) was a topic that immediately caught my curiosity when I first learned about it. I’m pretty sure I …
Multicasting with the GBS
In a recent field op, I got my first chance to experiment with multicasting in a production environment. There were a bunch …
The Basics of Tunneling
When I first started my CCNP, the topic that was most difficult for me to grasp was tunneling. I understood the general …
Making Friends (EIGRP Style)
Even though EIGRP neighbor relationships are possibly one of the more simple things in networking, I am finding it is still frequently …
Tunneling over ANW2 Networks
I’ve already posted a couple of times on using ANW2 with Harris 117G radios. This time I would like to talk about …
The Basics of ANW2 Routing
I want to put up some posts on deep dives into different employments for the Harris 117G radios. But before I go …
Seven Deadly Sins of Networking
One of my readers suggested I develop seven deadly sins of networking to go with my Ten Commandments. You ask, I deliver: …
Ten Commandments of Networking for my Comm Shop
Thou shalt not use VTP. Lazyness should not trump uncertainty. Routing closer to the access layer should make this an easy sell. …