@John-DeWilde ,

You're welcome, glad I could help!

Let me know if have more questions later, it can be tricky when dealing with a workgroup environment.

SCOM & DPM Please.

@Jase-Watson,

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@Victor-Rosa-Serrano,

Glad you figured it out.

I would like to echo the thoughts of many in this thread that a concise list of PowerShell commands to study for the exam would be very helpful. Even if you cannot teach a whole class on it, just a list of the commands across each of the 70-4xx courses would make it a lot easier to study for the exams.

Woo hoo!
Thank you!

Since the app has been released I am going to make this as solved. Please feel free to being a new topic if you have feedback or have an issue. Thanks!

@Matthew-Horvay,

I would point you to the course request list in our courses section of the itpro.tv website. This will ensure that the request is logged officially. If we have enough demand for it, we will either do it or find an external SME to come in for us to do so but it requires some demand to make it happen. That is where you can make it happen!

I see the CASP+-003 is no longer in production. I am really enjoying the content. Just curious when the show notes will be released or where I might find them. Thanks.

@Victor-Rosa-Serrano,

You will find dhcp-relays in the real world to allow you to send the DHCP Broadcast beyond the Broadcast Domain.
I'm sure that within our Cisco courses you'll see how to configure a DHCP relay agent.

I've never tried to do this the way you're describing.

You'll need a need either a router between the vlans or setup SVIs, then configure the dhcp relay agent correctly.

Thank you so much, Angie! (Yes. It works)

@angie
It looks updated now. Thanks

It made no sense what was missing until I started going through the book on BGP configurations and figuring what was missing. eBGP-multihop is usually the culprit for pings not working. It was putting the network x.x.x.x mask y.y.y.y statements that got it working. BGP configuration with address-family ipv6 and ipv4 break everything up so that it would be easy to miss.

Thank you for all your help.

https://wp.scsiraidguru.com/?page_id=1262

Here is the link for VRF using OSPF. This simulation is VRF for departments using OSPF. I have setup HR and ACCT to be separated. I also setup the routes to get out to my TFTP server, my workstation. Sh run | redirect tftp://192.168.1.240/iosv1_ShRun.txt so I could send the files below to my workstation.

Hi Ronnie,

Thank you, I have just checked my settings and I had skip outro's and intro's set. After changing this I am now able to view the video.

Thanks,
Jake

@D.-Rogers Thaks for those - some great mindmaps there. The SANS poster is pretty good for showing potential attack vectors to people too :+1:

Wilf,

Thanks for writing in. We have not been able to recreate your issue. That doesn't mean there isn't a problem, it just means it is a tricky one. Could I get a little more information from you? What model Roku are you using? Also, what type of internet connection are you using (DSL, cable, etc)? Last thing, what country are you watching from?

That will help us run a few more tests to see if we can narrow down your problem. My theory is that there is an issue with one of our CDN points and it is affecting you, but not us.

Thanks for watching,

Don Pezet
Host, ITProTV

@Waqkas-Ahmed ,

I don't know of a way to open the VPN dialog box. That might need to be done in C, C++, or C#, I don't think you can with PowerShell.

You might look into ras.h. I am not familiar with C programming, but that header contains the APIs to work with VPN connections in Windows.

I'm not sure what is causing the error, you will need to examine the log files. Maybe an issue during the main mode negotiation? Password mismatch? Possibly some of the encryption choices (AuthenticationTransformConstants, IntegrityCheckMethod, etc) don't match the receiving end.

Mike