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In the previous posts in this series, we covered the basics of multicast, IGMP, PIM Dense Mode, and PIM Sparse

In the previous post, we covered PIM Dense Mode and mentioned that it is not widely used in production because

In the previous posts, we covered the basics of multicast, including how sources send traffic to group addresses and how

In the previous post, we covered the basics of multicast. In this post, we will focus on IGMP, Internet Group

Multicast is one of those topics I have been meaning to learn properly for a long time. When I did

If you follow my blog, you may know that I recently migrated to Proxmox as my hypervisor, and I absolutely

By design, iBGP requires a full mesh of peerings between all routers so every router can learn routes from all

Let’s assume a simple scenario. You have two different teams managing your FortiGate firewalls. One team is made up

Let’s assume a simple scenario. You have two different teams managing your Arista devices. One team is made up

In this post, we're diving into automating NetBox with Ansible. We'll explore how to leverage Ansible&

What if I told you that all it takes to build a simple BGP lab with two eBGP peers (or

When I first started working with Python classes, some of the most confusing topics were getters, setters, and @property. There

I just realized how much I didn't know about Python Object-Oriented Programming. I thought I knew the basics,

Netpicker brings together configuration backups, security and compliance checks, and automation in one place. It supports over 150 network vendors,

If you follow my blog, you probably know that I’m a big advocate for using Containerlab and Netlab to

In iBGP, all routers in the same AS must be fully meshed, meaning every router forms an iBGP session with