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  • Automating Cisco commands with C.R.A.SSH

    This is my first python project; the goal was simple replace manual labour with ones and zeros... in this case write a tool which can run multiple commands on multiple switches/routers.

    I've called the tool Cisco Remote Automation via SSH, or C.R.A.SSH ...

  • Cisco ISE is a Web Server!

    When deploying BYOD instructions and error messages to end users are key to user satisfaction. The the overhead and additional complexity of a dedicated web server might not be appropriate for your team/security/design.

    If you happen to be running Cisco's ISE as your authentication server then you ...

  • Python and MAC addresses

    In the last few days I've started to learn python and gone a bit python mad with it, as a result I have a bunch of test scripts where I have been learning to do stuff. This is one of my first ones, basically I've taken this guy ...

  • Cisco ASA SYSLOG config for Tufin SecureTrack

    I'm sure there's a very good reason that the Tufin Secure Track User Guide (R14-1) has 8 pages of screenshots instead of including these 10 lines of config; I just don't yet know what the reason is :)

    logging enable
    logging timestamp
    logging facility 23
    logging message 111008 ...
  • Cisco ASA - inc - regex examples

    I use stuff like show run | inc abc all the time but I've never really dabbled with plumbing regex through it, I played a little today. Here's a couple of examples you might find useful:

    Look for either https or www in an access-list

    FW01/pri/act# show ...
  • No Comment

    Linickx.com has been using comments on WordPress for over 5 years now and over that time the quality and quantity of comments has varied. In the last six+ months comments have become mostly spam. To reduce the amount of outages caused by spam, scrapers and other internet-rubbish the comment ...

  • Using bootstrap on Cisco ISE

    ISE 1.1 had horrible web portals which didn't render well on mobile devices at all (which was odd for a BYOD solution), anyway, Cisco have fixed that now in 1.2 with the ability to enable a mobile version... but what if you want something totally custom that ...

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