In day 2, I focused on Equal Cost Multi-Path (ECMP) of Fortigate but let me dig deep into the design – architecture aspect. first, this post is just my personal view and unlocking further about the ECMP. ECMP job is pretty simple. Its job is to move packets from a source to a destination using […]
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Key Takeaway FGCP provides fast, reliable High Availability One logical firewall with a ready standby Designed for seamless failover and minimal disruption https://youtu.be/Gp7_WIDFCBw
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Dual-role SDWAN connectivity and security (Next-Generation Firewall) Network Virtual Appliances can be deployed in the Virtual WAN hub. These virtual appliances can be used to inspect all North-South, East-West, and Internet-bound traffic. Azure vWan comes into play when you go cross region, multi-region, doing dynamic routing across region this is where vWan comes in to
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Time to brush up on Microsoft Azure, especially since I’m preparing for the AZ-900 certification. While searching for learning resources, I stumbled upon Adam Marczak’s YouTube videos. They were a lifesaver—explaining complex Azure concepts in a way that even beginners like me could grasp. As I began exploring, I realized I need to see things
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I’d like to tell you a story about ZTNA. Imagine your company is like a big castle. Inside, there are many rooms, each with important stuff, like treasure, secrets, or your favorite toys. But now, some people want to work from far away, outside the castle. How do you let them in without letting strangers
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If you ask a network engineer about “resiliency,” you’ll often hear about redundant links, fast OSPF or BGP convergence, and high-availability clusters. But what if that’s only a tiny piece of the puzzle? What if true resiliency isn’t about the network never breaking, but about what happens—or doesn’t happen—when it inevitably does? Inspired by a
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Leadership is an attitude. Material: https://www.wgu.edu/blog/successful-leadership-attitudes-behaviors2006.html
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There is no perfect leader. Rather, good leaders can always improve through education, mentoring, experience, etc. Material: https://www.nmac.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Leadership-Development.pdf Summary: Leadership doesn’t have to be complicated. That’s the message at the heart of NMAC’s Leadership Development manual, a guide created to help nonprofits—especially those serving communities of color and working in HIV/AIDS—build stronger, more confident leaders.
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001 Understanding X-Forwarded-For (XFF) Header X-Forwarded-For is like a tagging system where each proxy/load balancer adds its mark to document the request’s journey, and the final destination reads those tags to understand where the request really came from. It’s Like Adding a Shipping Label Think of the HTTP request as a package: Original package: Comes
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