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Excerpt: I’m pleased to revive the KIC LABS series with a video on Cisco MQC-style QoS on the Nexus 5000. PLEASE read these two articles first, as they do a lot better job at explaining the structure that we’re going to be putting together in the video. Unfortunately I was not able to provide this during the video, as I was pressed for time. http://keepingitclassless.net/2012/11/cisco-quality-of-service-part-1-types-of-qos-policies/ http://keepingitclassless.net/2012/11/qos-part-2-qos-and-jumbo-frames-on-nexus-ucs-and-vmware/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSdybCEIs94 Download the configuration used in this video here. This is a rather informal video but I hope you enjoy it! I had to re-record the audio after the video was captured because the environment I was in for the video…
Nexus 5000 QoS – Keeping It Classless Labs
Routing Information Protocol – Keeping It Classless Labs
Today we’ll be looking at Routing Information Protocol, or RIP. This is an easy-to-use protocol to distribute routing information around a network. We’ll explore how to configure it on a Cisco router, and some of the tweaks necessary to get it to perform well in a modern network. Download the Lab Outline Download the GNS3 Lab used in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAZ6Ae3v3RE
Keeping It Classless Labs – Static Routing
This is the first in what I hope to be a useful series on configuration/walk through videos aimed at educating up-and-coming networking professionals on some of the more fundamental concepts. Today we’ll be looking at static routing and how to configure it in a small Cisco network. Below are the lab files (GNS3) and the videos themselves. Download the Lab Outline Download the GNS3 Lab used in this video Since it’s a new Youtube channel, I’m limited to 15 minutes per clip, and therefore had to break it into two parts. First, part one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_68EpWrSXWY And part two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDPKC0RslvQ
