January 22, 2013
There is No Substitute for an Instructor
Most will agree that there is no substitute for instructor-led classroom training.
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January 22, 2013
Most will agree that there is no substitute for instructor-led classroom training.
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In this post Colin discusses issues the Path MTU discovery (PMTUD) and its implications on networking with IPv6.
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Ubuntu 12.10 ships with controversial new features that have some users upset. Colin shares his perspective on the changes.
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In this post Colin reviews how to use link local IPv6 addresses to establish ssh connections to remote hosts.
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In this post Colin addresses what he sees as the single biggest obstacle to the migration of the world to IPv6.
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In this post Colin give a brief overview of prefix delegation, one of the coming features of most residential IPv6 deployments.
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Those actively involved in the journey to IPv6 as the native transport encounter plenty of new terms and technology. One unexpected term stands out for Colin.
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In this post Colin reviews the items kept in the IPv6 neighbor cache and how to view the cache on Windows, Linux and Mac OSX systems.
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In this post Colin explores some of the differences in DNS behavior between Windows and Linux systems.
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Just last week (July 12, 2012), the Chief Information Officers Council released this updated version of the Roadmap Toward IPv6 Adoption for the Federal…
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The effectiveness of Security through Obscurity is closely related to the knowledge (or lack thereof) of the attacker.
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A comment on the silliness of using /126 IPv6 prefixes for for P2P links.
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