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Linux Core Installation Using Installation Script

  • Radovan Brezula
  • October 3, 2013

A tutorial discuss Linux Core installation using an installation script that can be downloaded as an extension […]

  • Openvswitch

OPENVSWITCH - Playing with Bonding on Openvswitch

  • Radovan Brezula
  • December 4, 2011

Bonding is aggregation multiple links to single link in order to increase throughput and achieve […]

  • IOU

Creating a Cisco switch using IOUl2 loaded on Linux Core Qemu Image

  • Radovan Brezula
  • November 1, 2011

Introduction It has always been a dream of Cisco guys to run Cisco IOS on […]

  • IOU

Creating a Cisco switch using IOUl2 loaded on CentOS Qemu Image

  • Radovan Brezula
  • October 23, 2011

The tutorial describes steps required for creating Cisco switch based on IOUl2. The Qemu image […]

  • Linux Core

Building the Linux Microcore Kernel for 802.1Q Support

  • Radovan Brezula
  • June 6, 2011

UPDATE This tutorial is valid for Microcore Linux up to version 3.8.x, kernel 2.6.33.3. The […]

  • GNS3 labs

EtherChannel,VRRP, DHCP, OSPF Configuration - Cisco, Vyatta, Microcore

  • Radovan Brezula
  • March 10, 2011

The tutorial shows EtherChanel, VRRP, DHCP and OSPF configuration on Cisco, Vyatta and Microcore Linux.  […]

  • GNS3 labs

Router on a Stick Configuration - Juniper, Cisco, Vyatta

  • Radovan Brezula
  • January 30, 2011

Layer 2 switch is  a network device which provides network access for hosts connected to […]

  • Linux Core

Linux Core as Network Host

  • Radovan Brezula
  • January 26, 2011

 Core Linux is a small modular system with community build extensions. Based on downloaded extensions the […]

  • Linux Core

Linux Core as Router and L3 Switch Appliance

  • Radovan Brezula
  • January 20, 2011

The tutorial introduces  a virtual router and layer3 switch appliance based on Linux Core.  The appliance […]

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Simple Compatibility test between Cisco, Vyatta and LISA

  • Radovan Brezula
  • September 27, 2010

In a previous tutorial, I discussed installation steps for Vyatta and LiSA Qemu images. Now, […]

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