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Thursday, August 26, 2010

CBT Nuggets-Cisco 642-902 CCNP ROUTE

CBT Nuggets-Cisco 642-902 CCNP ROUTE

Description:Cisco’s approach to its ROUTE exam is entirely real-world, and Jeremy's video series really prepares you for the exam with labs, all written in GNS3 (an open-source Cisco emulator).By the time you're done watching you'll be ready to Configure EIGRP, OSPF, and BGP at a master level; grasp the big-picture of worldwide Cisco network design; fill in plenty of “knowledge gaps” left by the CCNA on routing protocols; and confidently sit for the exam.Latest CBT Nuggets - Cisco 642-902 CCNP ROUTE
Trainer: Jeremy Cioara Videos: 28 Time: 15 hrs

#Video 1: Cisco ROUTE: Cisco Certification and Getting the Most from this Series22:44

#Video 2: Lab Foundations: GNS3 Overview and Operation37:37

#Video 3: Lab Foundations: Network Design and Documentation22:00

#Video 4: EIGRP Routing: Concepts and Planning29:35

#Video 5: EIGRP Routing: Implementing Basic EIGRP44:58

#Video 6: EIGRP Routing: Implementing Advanced EIGRP19:59

#Video 7: EIGRP Routing: Implementing Advanced EIGRP, Part 231:38

#Video 8: EIGRP Routing: Best Practices and Design Options25:20

#Video 9: OSPF Routing: Foundation Concepts, Part 142:35

#Video 10: OSPF Routing: Foundation Concepts, Part 223:53

#Video 11: OSPF Routing: Implementing Basic OSPF46:58

#Video 12: OSPF Routing: Implementing OSPF over NBMA25:53

#Video 13: OSPF Routing: Implementing OSPF over NBMA, Part 232:34

#Video 14: OSPF Routing: Area Types and Options33:26

#Video 15: OSPF Routing: Area Types and Options, Part 243:57

#Video 16: IPv4 Redistribution: Controlling Routing Updates22:14

#Video 17: IPv4 Redistribution: Implementing Simple Redistribution34:22

#Video 18: IPv4 Redistribution: Implementing Advanced Redistribution46:56

#Video 19: BGP Routing: Foundation Concepts and Planning23:58

#Video 20: BGP Routing: Implementing Basic BGP33:43

#Video 21: BGP Routing: Implementing Basic BGP, Part 233:31

#Video 22: BGP Routing: Tuning Attributes29:37

#Video 23: BGP Routing: Tuning Attributes, Part 249:39

#Video 24: Path Control: Configuring Path Control49:34

#Video 25: IPv6 Routing: Understanding and Implementing IPv6 Addressing35:30

#Video 26: IPv6 Routing: Implementing IPv6 Routing and Routing Protocols31:21

#Video 27: IPv6 Routing: Implementing IPv6 Routing and Routing Protocols, Part 231:31

#Video 28: IPv6 Routing: Transitioning to IPv6 and Certification Review16:28

Cisco Packet Tracer 5.3 for Windows and Linux

Cisco Packet Tracer 5.3 for Windows and Linux

Cisco Packet Tracer 5.3 for Windows and Linux 265.55MB

Packet Tracer 5.3 supports activities authored in Packet Tracer 4.0, 4.1, 4.11, 5.0, 5.1 and 5.2.x . Please note that the last two courses of the CCNA Discovery and CCNA Exploration curricula require Packet Tracer version 4.11 at a minimum, CCNA Security requires version 5.2 at a minimum, and the beta Packet Tracer Skills Based Assessments require version 5.2.1 at a minimum. The curricula are fully compatible with Packet Tracer 5.3

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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Create Your Own Portable Software

Create Your Own Portable Software

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Run any version of virtually any application on a single operating system without conflicts. You can even run multiple versions of the same application.
Plug VMware ThinApp, formerly known as Thinstall, into your existing management infrastructure and accelerate your software development and desktop deployment. Deliver and deploy applications more efficiently, more securely, and more cost-effectively with agentless application virtualization.

Features

VMware ThinApp simplifies application delivery by isolating applications from the underlying operating system and plugging directly into existing virtual and physical desktop management tools and infrastructure. ThinApp encapsulates applications inside a Virtual OS that transparently merges a virtual system environment with the real system environment.

Key Features

�100% Agentless Application Virtualization
�Conflict-free Application Delivery
�Simplified Application Packaging
Features in Depth

100% Agentless Application Virtualization:

�Application isolation. Isolated applications run in a virtual bubble in restricted user accounts without requiring any host modification. Deploy Office 97, 2003, 2007, and .NET applications on the same OS without conflict as the applications run independent of one another.
�Zero-runtime execution. With no installed agent, no footprint is left on the endpoint device. Applications run directly from the compressed state without first caching data to the hard disk, achieving better performance and security of data.

�100% User Mode execution. Client runs on locked-down, unmanaged “kiosk” PCs without Admin rights to execute applications, enabling it to be used on managed and unmanaged PC.
�Block-by-block network streaming. Applications virtualized execute once the minimum amount of code required to run the application is available in the desktop’s memory. For example, less than 10% of Microsoft Office needs to be physically streamed to the client in order for it to run. LAN streaming has an average start-up time of just a few seconds.

�Sandbox environments for terminal services. Provide sandboxing for applications running in a terminal services environment so that multiple users can run their own sandboxed application without affecting each other. If one instance of the application tries to make system-wide changes, other users running the same applications are not affected.

�64-bit operating system support. Enables applications to be virtualized and run on 64-bit systems.
�Execution on thin clients. Tested and certified to run virtualized applications on Windows XP-based thin clients.
�Compatibility with a broad range of applications. Proven deployments on simple-to-complex applications ranging from basic Microsoft Office to custom applications with Java or .NET.

Conflict-free Application Delivery:

�Active Directory integration. VMware ThinApp does not require any distribution, streaming, or activation servers or agents. It works with AD, ESD enforcement tools, and open protocols so no additional hardware, software licenses and ongoing maintenance costs for backend infrastructure is required.

�Execution from USB key with portable profiles/user settings. Enable a user to run critical applications from a USB key while maintaining corporate security requirements.
�Integration with 3rd-party application management solutions. Creates .MSI and/or .EXE file that plugs into existing electronic software delivery systems (Inventory, Configuration Management Database, Definitive Software Library, Packagers) without additional integrations required.
�Application Sync. Enables application updates for mobile users as well as third parties on the corporate extranet, ensuring availability of the latest version of the application, reducing patch risks to machines that are taken off the network. Update virtual applications via http/https over the LAN or WAN leveraging existing software delivery systems.

Simplified Application Packaging:

�Application Link. Allows packaged applications to dynamically establish dependencies ("links") with other packaged applications. Administers create separate packages of interdependent components such as Java or .NET runtimes and the applications that rely on them. Each component is delivered independently while sharing resources across multiple ThinApp packages.
�Package it once, deliver to many. Execute a packaged application on Windows NT, Windows PE, or XP Embedded without retesting or repackaging the application for each operating system.
�System snapshots. Provides administrators with a rapid three-step process for pre- and post-install system states for packaging simplicity and for supporting applications that require a reboot during the installation process.

�ISV embeddable. Organizations can deliver their custom application throughout their extranet using VMware ThinApp application virtualization technology.

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Thursday, August 26, 2010

CBT Nuggets-Cisco 642-902 CCNP ROUTE

Cisco Packet Tracer 5.3 for Windows and Linux

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Create Your Own Portable Software

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