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In this blog post, we're diving into how to use the PyEZ Python library to interact with Juniper

Hi all, welcome back to another blog post on VyOS. In the previous post, we covered how to install VyOS

Recently, walking has become a habit for me, and I absolutely love taking short walks while listening to music or

Hi all, welcome back to another Palo Alto Firewall blog post. In this post, we will explore how to add

What’s one tool you find is irreplaceable as a Network Engineer? For me, it’s SecureCRT. I’ve relied

Hi all, welcome back to yet another Palo Alto Automation post. If you work with firewalls, you know that one

In this blog post, let's look at a common scenario where users face two MFA prompts when trying

As a Network Engineer, I often receive messages on LinkedIn and through my blog with people asking, “How do I

To be honest, I never thought I needed Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) for my job as a Network Engineer. I used

How many times have you found yourself perfectly comfortable in your current job, only to be tempted by a new

Hi all, welcome back to yet another Palo Alto Firewall blog. Have you ever wanted to load partial config from

When I was at Autocon1, I visited the Arista booth and had an interesting chat with their team. They mentioned

People often ask me how I manage to write so many blog posts. With 5-6 posts a month, it might

Packet capture is very useful when you troubleshoot network connectivity issues or monitor suspicious activity. Diagram Few things to consider

Once you’re comfortable with basic Python and can write simple scripts, the next step is learning about object-oriented programming

If you work with Palo Alto firewalls, you might know there's no straightforward way to find and remove