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As the name suggest, this is the ultimate hands on course on Wireshark. Every Network Engineers and IT technician needs to enroll on this course at least once, it’s that good !! #wireshark #packethead #PacketAnalysis #Network.

Setting proper thresholds is very important in DDoS IP protection. Join us in this video where our NOC engineer, Haitham Moghrabi, explains everything you need to know. #DDoSProtection #Thresholds

Basic IP network trouble shooting

These switches need updating: Catalyst 6500 Series Switches with Supervisor Engine 2T or 6T Catalyst 6800 Series Switches with Supervisor Engine 2T or 6T

##Basic troubleshooting## ##Wiring Troubleshoot ## 1.Faulty telephone company equipment 2.Noisy series Line 3.incorrect cable or cable length 4.Damaged cable or connection 5.Defective router hardware 6.to troubleshooting any wiring problem,first start with cables.Ensure that correct cable are connected to the correct port.then check the interface that are in 'Up or down 'Status ,Using show interface command as show ##important Command## Router#show interface serial 0/0

#Vulnerabilities #Cisco Cisco Unity Connection flaw could allow remote, unauthenticated attackers to upload arbitrary files and execute commands on the system. The post Cisco Patches Critical Vulnerability in Unity Connection Product appeared first on SecurityWeek. https://lnkd.in/gPCYueJw

Dumb question, why don't we test AV updates? Do vendors not test them either? This is aside from all the special access to these programs have to the kernel or whatever permissions. Wouldn't you want to test updates to your program prior to deployment? What am I missing here?