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HELLFIRE

join:2009-11-25
kudos:7

So what do CCIE's do when they're bored?

Apparently this :

»Can Someone tracert this..

Details on how he set it up -- »beaglenetworks.net/post/42707829···aceroute
2x 1841s, a couple VRFs, an unused /24 space and some time with DNS... just Wow!

And why it's now taken down -- »beaglenetworks.net/post/42828595···et-celeb
...yeah, a 1841 won't do 1Gbp of traffic, well established fact, but I'm not sure about his comment about
"ping -f" taking out the 1841s. Mind you, I haven't had the nerve to try that on my home equipment... yet.

In any case, Kudos to this guy

Regards

cramer

join:2007-04-10
Raleigh, NC
kudos:7

You missed the "given the way it was designed" part. The packet ping-pong between those two 1841's would've definitely killed it with just a few thousand pps.


aryoba
Premium,MVM
join:2002-08-22
kudos:3

reply to HELLFIRE
I know for a fact that those bored CCIE became regular people such as family time, drinking time, and sport spectators. Some turned to management positions, some did their own research on specific protocols, applications, or physical layer curiosity. Some others gained certification of different types, either different CCIE or Juniper's.

For those pursuing, planning, or thinking of getting CCIE; let this be food for thoughts


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