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I got 30 bucks (US) a the recycle center for a bunch of old gear and a box of cables.

does old cisco hardware have any value anymore, 2900 & 3550 switches, 3600 routers?  or is it time for the electronics recycle? I see maybe 50-60 bucks on ebay. but there are a ton.

yes but need a few more on ramps down the mainline.

Do you have metered on-ramps on the highways near you?  otherwise look it up,  consider the highway the wire, consider the on -ramps as the buffer, cars as the packets, the more traffic on the highways, the slower the signals are to allow the cars from the on-ramps onto the highway to their destination. thus allowing all traffic on the highway, eventually (delay), but not so much that the highways are no so much congested (at capacity) and packets dropped (cars crash).

Then I probably shouldn't tell you about the Wellfleet and Bay Networks routers we have in our data center.

Please do, my hacker friends are much interested in your network design and details.
 

Did you all see the NIH DDoS attack in the news from last weekend? It was a big deal, and happened on my watch.  I spent 25 hours between Sat/Sun battling that crap.

My brother turned me on to brighteon.ai, its a AI that is trying to preserve the "old ways" of doing and knowledge quote from the site it's a "set of critical human knowledge about food, nutrition, farming, permaculture, herbs, indigenous medicine, alternative medicine, off-grid survival, sustainability and other critical knowledge areas that have kept human civilization alive."

most interesting database of knowledge, Personally I couldn't get the self extracting .exe to run, so I downloaded the .gguf file and have successfully launched the .gguf in Ollma for windows 64bit. I Tried LM Studio, but my Norton AV said there was a virus in the LMstudio.exe, forums said it was a false alert, but I didn't want to take a chance.

it does like here:

no, no it was all very basic OSPF V2 routing, between firewalls and another page for routers, same of OSPF v3, some basic non-authenticated OSPF routing between firewalls and routers.  Cisco TAC wouldn't help either, their response was that TAC was for break fix scenarios not for verifying or proposing new configurations,  I have a scheduled maintenance, supposedly with TAC to troubleshoot, but the dolt never showed up, didn't answer his email, and didn't have Voicemail. his manager got an earful the next morning.

Does anyone know, or have reference to configure OSPFv3 IPSEC authentication between Cisco router and Cisco ASA firewall
 
router is ASR-9912-AC running IOS XR version 7.4.2
firewall is ASA running 9.18(4)

Thanks

I read the networking explained book and it has covered this description neatly.

so can you provide a quick refresh, in your own words on how you think it works (without cut/paste) from reference material?  this will solidify your understanding of this complex material if you can "dumbify" it for us so we can understand your thought process.

I would suggest here
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/distance-vector-routing-dvr-protocol/

review DVRA
and review the GATE CS Corner Questions

it's a data visulization tool. aggregates data, makes nice visual charts, and easy reports.
 

Anyone using it ?

we just got introduced to it last Friday. management is trying to make sense out of ServiceNow instance and who is working on what.   seems interesting but feel like I am being micromanaged by AI.

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/quiet-vacation-work-remote-jobs-b2580849.html

Like "quiet quitting", but you still like your job. You just don't disclose where you are when remote... 

I am remote every day. Have to account for every minute in my Weekly Activity Report.



Well every 6 Minutes as we bill in the thenths of an hour