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Networkcraft – CCNA Lab 01: Naming Your Router and Setting The Enable Password

I released Networkcraft – The Online Network Simulator a while ago, but never included in labs or tutorials to go with it. Since Cisco routers use a command line interface there is a pretty heavy learning curve if you don’t have experience working with the command line. Networkcraft also uses a command line interface and

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Cisco backpedals after uproar, drops cloud from default router setting

Published on July 6, 2012 by in Uncategorized

ars technica: Cisco has backpedaled tonight, with a blog post saying the service—Cisco Connect Cloud—will no longer be the default management tool. “In response to our customers’ concerns, we have simplified the process for opting-out of the Cisco Connect Cloud service and have changed the default setting back to traditional router set-up and management,” Cisco

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