Hello all
well, it's been a while since my last post in July.
I've just done my surgery on my nose...., how's that...?!?!?
well, when i was a child (with funny face, i guess, hehe), I had an accident, that cause my bone inside my nose was 'bend'. from that moment, I had a problem with my nose :(
I've been experiencing this 'illness', which is I completely cannot breath to my local doctor. He just gave me some medicine when the problem occurs. And I've been like this 13 years :(
finally I've decided to know, what is the root cause of this disease, and I know that my 'gland' is bigger than normal, so that is why i cannot breath easily.
on September 24, 2011 I had a surgery....
Now it is time for me to do the recovery, and hopefully after this surgery I will be able to breath normally and I can do hard work without side effect from my nose (usually i will get knock down and I cannot breath >.<)
well, let's go to the technology side of view. starting from this week, I will explore about VPN's Technology. I remember that I've spent the whole day just to test out Certificate based approach on ISAKMP, and that was a good experience.
I'm telling you guys, the Security Technology provide such a great entertainment ^_^
the more I study, the more I realized that I know nothing \(^0^)/, and that is great because it motivates me to study more...and more......
i hope that has been informative :)
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Welcome Ramadhan :)
Hi Everyone
the time is indeed moving fast, I thought I just pass the ramadhan last year as if it was yesterday. and yet tomorrow is gotta be ramadhan day.
After two months entering the state of 'null', finally i decided to go for another project, let say this project called 'Project S', and I will dedicated my time for this kind of thing :p
Congratulation to all my friends that pass the Mobile CCIE lab that was held on Jakarta this week :), enjoy your achievement.
I just wanna say happy ramadhan Everyone \(^0^)/
the time is indeed moving fast, I thought I just pass the ramadhan last year as if it was yesterday. and yet tomorrow is gotta be ramadhan day.
After two months entering the state of 'null', finally i decided to go for another project, let say this project called 'Project S', and I will dedicated my time for this kind of thing :p
Congratulation to all my friends that pass the Mobile CCIE lab that was held on Jakarta this week :), enjoy your achievement.
I just wanna say happy ramadhan Everyone \(^0^)/
Friday, July 1, 2011
OER/PfR the Configuration Template
Guys, I don't know how to upload the presentation either in the P@ or in this blog, so I will come up with the idea of the configuration template.
BR-Configuration
!
key chain KC_OER
key 1
key-string CISCO
!
oer border
logging <-- every log will be count (default=off)
local Loopback0
master 150.1.1.1 key-chain KC_OER
active-probe address source interface Loopback0 <-- To make the Border calculate the parameter based on delay or throughput for example :)
!
end
Master_Controller-Configuration
!
key chain KC_OER
key 1
key-string CISCO
!
oer master
logging
!
border 150.1.2.2 key-chain KC_OER
interface FastEthernet0/0 external <-- The one facing the outside Network
interface FastEthernet0/1 internal <-- The one facing the Master-Controller
!
border 150.1.3.3 key-chain KC_OER
interface FastEthernet0/0 external
interface FastEthernet0/1 internal
!
learn <-- Profile Phase, in this case i will measure based on delay and throughput
throughput
delay
periodic-interval 1 < i will use the result of the calculation for 1 minutes
monitor-period 2 <-- I will do the calculation for 2 minutes
aggregation-type prefix-length 32
!
no max range receive
holddown 180
backoff 90 180
mode route control <-- I will inject the route if necessary
mode route metric static tag 777
mode select-exit best <-- the exit point will purely based on performance
periodic 90
resolve delay priority 1 variance 1 <-- delay is my first concern in performance
resolve utilization priority 2 variance 1
resolve loss priority 3 variance 1
resolve range priority 4
!
!
end
verification command:
Border:
R#show oer border
R#show oer border passive cache prefix
R#debug oer border active-probe detail
Master:
R#show oer master
R#show oer master prefix? <-- need to be verified, I'm not in front of the CLI right know :p
BR-Configuration
!
key chain KC_OER
key 1
key-string CISCO
!
oer border
logging <-- every log will be count (default=off)
local Loopback0
master 150.1.1.1 key-chain KC_OER
active-probe address source interface Loopback0 <-- To make the Border calculate the parameter based on delay or throughput for example :)
!
end
Master_Controller-Configuration
!
key chain KC_OER
key 1
key-string CISCO
!
oer master
logging
!
border 150.1.2.2 key-chain KC_OER
interface FastEthernet0/0 external <-- The one facing the outside Network
interface FastEthernet0/1 internal <-- The one facing the Master-Controller
!
border 150.1.3.3 key-chain KC_OER
interface FastEthernet0/0 external
interface FastEthernet0/1 internal
!
learn <-- Profile Phase, in this case i will measure based on delay and throughput
throughput
delay
periodic-interval 1 < i will use the result of the calculation for 1 minutes
monitor-period 2 <-- I will do the calculation for 2 minutes
aggregation-type prefix-length 32
!
no max range receive
holddown 180
backoff 90 180
mode route control <-- I will inject the route if necessary
mode route metric static tag 777
mode select-exit best <-- the exit point will purely based on performance
periodic 90
resolve delay priority 1 variance 1 <-- delay is my first concern in performance
resolve utilization priority 2 variance 1
resolve loss priority 3 variance 1
resolve range priority 4
!
!
end
verification command:
Border:
R#show oer border
R#show oer border passive cache prefix
R#debug oer border active-probe detail
Master:
R#show oer master
R#show oer master prefix? <-- need to be verified, I'm not in front of the CLI right know :p
Sunday, June 26, 2011
The World of OER/PfR
Hi All,
Currently, I'm working my preparation for the upcoming event in my Company next Thursday (June 30, 2011). I tell you guys, I'm gonna presentate the uncommon technology called Optimized Edge Routing (OER) or Cisco use the term Performance Routing (PfR) nowadays :)
in my opinion, this technology is very Cool indeed. Here's the Idea, Imagine that your network environment have two exit points toward the ISP, the most probably reason is having a redundant/backup connectivity.
Let say you connecting to ISP-A with commited bandwidth 128Kbps, and connecting to ISP-B with commited bandwidth 512Kbps. Your company running OSPF in it and redistributing these two default-route into your network using Metric-type 1 (O E1). So, in your routing Information which exit point the Internal Router will choose?
in the traditional routing environment, the connection to the ISP-B is chosen (except for the RIP implementation here :P). Let make this case much mode interesting, what if The Link to the ISP-A have low bandwidth and low delay, and the link to the ISP-B have high bandwidth and also high delay.
You're planning to deploy IP Telephony for one or two user, and your traffic gonna pass through the link up to the ISP-B. Guess what, your voice traffic will experiencing the high delay.
OER is one of the solution. Essentially with OER, the router now will choose the exit points based on the Performance, the performance itself can be based on delay, throughput, or even the custom application(s), Cool right!!!
I can wait to demonstrate this kind of technology to you guys, so I hope you guys will come to this event. The event itself will be held in Inixindo (www.inixindo.co.id) Jakarta on June 30, 2011, so you guys can just come in, oh yeah it is for free, so don't worry. There is gotta be some little marketing campaign :(, but I guess it is a fair game there.
I'm gonna upload the presentation after the event finished :)
see you guys there \^0^/
Currently, I'm working my preparation for the upcoming event in my Company next Thursday (June 30, 2011). I tell you guys, I'm gonna presentate the uncommon technology called Optimized Edge Routing (OER) or Cisco use the term Performance Routing (PfR) nowadays :)
in my opinion, this technology is very Cool indeed. Here's the Idea, Imagine that your network environment have two exit points toward the ISP, the most probably reason is having a redundant/backup connectivity.
Let say you connecting to ISP-A with commited bandwidth 128Kbps, and connecting to ISP-B with commited bandwidth 512Kbps. Your company running OSPF in it and redistributing these two default-route into your network using Metric-type 1 (O E1). So, in your routing Information which exit point the Internal Router will choose?
in the traditional routing environment, the connection to the ISP-B is chosen (except for the RIP implementation here :P). Let make this case much mode interesting, what if The Link to the ISP-A have low bandwidth and low delay, and the link to the ISP-B have high bandwidth and also high delay.
You're planning to deploy IP Telephony for one or two user, and your traffic gonna pass through the link up to the ISP-B. Guess what, your voice traffic will experiencing the high delay.
OER is one of the solution. Essentially with OER, the router now will choose the exit points based on the Performance, the performance itself can be based on delay, throughput, or even the custom application(s), Cool right!!!
I can wait to demonstrate this kind of technology to you guys, so I hope you guys will come to this event. The event itself will be held in Inixindo (www.inixindo.co.id) Jakarta on June 30, 2011, so you guys can just come in, oh yeah it is for free, so don't worry. There is gotta be some little marketing campaign :(, but I guess it is a fair game there.
I'm gonna upload the presentation after the event finished :)
see you guys there \^0^/
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Alhamdulillah, Just Passed CCIE RS Exam
Alhamdulillah, after so many failed attempts, on June 16 2011 I had just become CCIE#29281.
The journey start from March 2009, After I completed My CCNP, I want to take the CCIE Exam, but I know exactly, the exam will be tougher than any other CCXP because it will take 8 hours lab. I was starting the study by watching CBT Nuggets, that was good for bridging us from fresh CCNP, then start the Vol1 INE.
I've spent about an hour a day to do those Vol1 Lab, because at that point I was taking my post-graduate study (Work at Morning, Lecturer at night >.<), I couldn't maximized my study. After I graduated, I have more time spare for study CCIE. It takes me around 1,5 years labbing up the Vol1.
In January 2011, I asked the COmpany, where I worked, to give me sponsorship, and Alhamdulillah, they granted my wish. Then I scheduled the Lab for June 16 2011 at Hongkong. After that approval, I started Vol2, now this was the First time Ever, I feel how the CCIE exam looked like, eventhough I did it in my home or in the Office.
as you may Know, Lab by Lab, I always FAILED, because
1 - I couldn't manage my time
2 - The Multiprotocol Scenario was completely messed-up, when you're not verified it bit-by-bit So, simply I failed lots and lots of Lab.
Then 1,5 Month before taking the Real Exam, I asked to my Company to have full day Studying + setting up my Own Rack (9 ISR Routers + 4 3560) to be exclusively me to used. This was great, again, they granted my wishes. So I've spend night and day, either in the Office or at my home to Labbing up! I could study for 14 Hours straight at that moment, but I like it :)
I took my first mock Lab Exam (Mock Lab1), in week 2 of my intensive preparation, and I passed with the score 84, cool that increasing my confidence level!
the next 2 week, I took another Mock Lab Exam (Mock Lab3), got 84, great!!! the last one I took the Mock Lab2, but unfortunatelly, I was sleeping overnight, because My friends were comming home and stayed. I failed the Exam and Got 78! I learned that in order to take the Exam you must have a good rest the night before.
Ok, the lab day was Comming, I flew to Hongkong 2 days before the Exam. I didn't touch any routers nor switches to begin with.
And Finally, I took the Exam. The TS section was really challenging, you must timming yourself, I got tough question in the early Incidents. But, I realized if in 5 minutes, I even didn't get a clue, go to the next question, not forget to document ALL your thought in the provided paper, wheather you solve the Incident or not, because you could use it later on (yeah it probabily take you around 30 seconds to do so, Need a practice).
The Config Section, mostly, are staight forward. In the middle of Lab exam I feel great. I finished 2 hours earlier, so i could re-re-re-re-verified my works, And at that Time I found some of my task wasn't fulfill the requirement >.<, then my heart start beating. After I finished the Exam, I feel down, mostly because I'm afraid I missed so many task due to my careless.
Finally, After two hours waiting, the Confirmation was come to my mail, and I opened it up with my heart pounding on it.......
and, Alhamdulillah God helped me to achive this Certification.
I hope this has been Informative, and I'd like to thank you for reading :)
The journey start from March 2009, After I completed My CCNP, I want to take the CCIE Exam, but I know exactly, the exam will be tougher than any other CCXP because it will take 8 hours lab. I was starting the study by watching CBT Nuggets, that was good for bridging us from fresh CCNP, then start the Vol1 INE.
I've spent about an hour a day to do those Vol1 Lab, because at that point I was taking my post-graduate study (Work at Morning, Lecturer at night >.<), I couldn't maximized my study. After I graduated, I have more time spare for study CCIE. It takes me around 1,5 years labbing up the Vol1.
In January 2011, I asked the COmpany, where I worked, to give me sponsorship, and Alhamdulillah, they granted my wish. Then I scheduled the Lab for June 16 2011 at Hongkong. After that approval, I started Vol2, now this was the First time Ever, I feel how the CCIE exam looked like, eventhough I did it in my home or in the Office.
as you may Know, Lab by Lab, I always FAILED, because
1 - I couldn't manage my time
2 - The Multiprotocol Scenario was completely messed-up, when you're not verified it bit-by-bit So, simply I failed lots and lots of Lab.
Then 1,5 Month before taking the Real Exam, I asked to my Company to have full day Studying + setting up my Own Rack (9 ISR Routers + 4 3560) to be exclusively me to used. This was great, again, they granted my wishes. So I've spend night and day, either in the Office or at my home to Labbing up! I could study for 14 Hours straight at that moment, but I like it :)
I took my first mock Lab Exam (Mock Lab1), in week 2 of my intensive preparation, and I passed with the score 84, cool that increasing my confidence level!
the next 2 week, I took another Mock Lab Exam (Mock Lab3), got 84, great!!! the last one I took the Mock Lab2, but unfortunatelly, I was sleeping overnight, because My friends were comming home and stayed. I failed the Exam and Got 78! I learned that in order to take the Exam you must have a good rest the night before.
Ok, the lab day was Comming, I flew to Hongkong 2 days before the Exam. I didn't touch any routers nor switches to begin with.
And Finally, I took the Exam. The TS section was really challenging, you must timming yourself, I got tough question in the early Incidents. But, I realized if in 5 minutes, I even didn't get a clue, go to the next question, not forget to document ALL your thought in the provided paper, wheather you solve the Incident or not, because you could use it later on (yeah it probabily take you around 30 seconds to do so, Need a practice).
The Config Section, mostly, are staight forward. In the middle of Lab exam I feel great. I finished 2 hours earlier, so i could re-re-re-re-verified my works, And at that Time I found some of my task wasn't fulfill the requirement >.<, then my heart start beating. After I finished the Exam, I feel down, mostly because I'm afraid I missed so many task due to my careless.
Finally, After two hours waiting, the Confirmation was come to my mail, and I opened it up with my heart pounding on it.......
and, Alhamdulillah God helped me to achive this Certification.
I hope this has been Informative, and I'd like to thank you for reading :)
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