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I want to buy a Cisco ASA 5506-X or 5508-X for my home lab. The only thing is I have a 500/500Mbps internet connection. The 5506-X does not seem to have enough power to handle that much bandwidth under certain load. So that's why I am looking for...
I while ago I wrote a 6 parts blog about my first FlexPod deployment. I noticed I have never shared it on this forum. So for those who are interested, please refer to the following links.
My first FlexPod! (Part 1 – Introduction)My first FlexPod! (Pa...
Hi,
I am thinking on buying a Cisco ASA 5506-X for my home lab environment. I do have a 500/500Mbps glass fiber internet connection, that is connected through a 1GbE uplink. A speedtest gets me round 530Mbps (66Mb/s) for both download and upload.
I a...
I recently upgraded our UCS domain from 2.1(3a) to 2.2(1b). We immediately ran into some critical errors which pointed to a few QoS Policies. The Rate(Kbps) setting cannot be set higher than 10000000. Be aware that it can cause quit some issues! Allo...
I have a question about DCB (Data Center Bridging) in combination with Windows Server 2012 (R2).We recently deployed a Cisco FlexPod. We use boot form iSCSI and also configured QoS, Jumbo Fames, no drop policies and all required parameters on UCS and...
Thank you for sharing. The only thing is; a file transer is not a valid test at all. If you re-try a file transfer it is cached and it looks like you get full speed, while in fact it doesn't.
The best test is to use something like IPERF on the source...
I have exactly the same issue and are wondering about the performance.
I have a 500/500Mbps glass fiber internet connection, connected through 1GbE; I get around 530/530Mbps on a speedtest. I want to buy an ASA 5506-X. I'm not planning to use the Fir...
If you did not save the running-config to the startup-config you can safely power-off the switch and reboot is. It will then load your previous configuration from the startup-config.
NOTE: Keep in mind that any changes mades after your first save to ...
I have this question as well. I want to use Cisco ASA 5506-X for my home lab. I have a 500/500Mbps connection through a 1GbE uplink. I can get around 530/530Mbps (66Mb/s). I only have a few servers, a laptop/desktop and a few wireless devices. I wond...
