ive never used a virtual router before...
only used vlans and vswitches... is there anything special about vrouters? like how vswitches have tagging and trunking?...
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ive never used a virtual router before...
only used vlans and vswitches... is there anything special about vrouters? like how vswitches have tagging and trunking?...
Being a networking master, does Tim will host a webpage with his own server and point to DNS?
yes i can put the server IP address in the DNS listing
I'm saying you should literally run a router firmware in a VM so I guess it would depend on which firmware you used.Quote:
Originally Posted by cbarry
if you want to go really crazy with options linux can also be used as a router in fact it's what a lot of the firmwares are based on
bitches don't know about my srv records _tcp 4 lyfe
if you want to work on infrastructure you need to practice making and connecting infrastructures and since you don't have 30 extra machines and routers laying around you can do all of this shit in VMsPHP Code:[internal-only network 1]__
| | | | eth1
[client] [server] [client] [virtualized router]
| eth0
[NAT, or real internet, or another internal only network, use your imagination]
we did a lot of that on live gear in class, but i guess it wouldnt hurt practicing in virtual environments
class is bullshit you need to set up something practical for the sheer hell of it then wipe it out and do it again