Enterprise Networks
Introduction to Cisco SD-WAN Configuration Templates
Written by Rio Zavarace, Principal Consulting Engineer, Aspire Technology Partners Introduction: Facing SD-WAN as a Route-Switch Cisco Engineer There is a point in time when many route-switch Cisco engineers face SD-WAN. After living the CLI lifestyle for so many years, a centralized, GUI-based approach brings a different way of deploying configurations to routers. The purpose […]
An Engineer’s Guide to Enterprise Network Assessment and Design
By Michael Keller, Senior Consulting Engineering, Aspire Technology Partners Introduction As is the case with any enterprise, a variety of components make up a network locally (LAN) or over a wide area network (WAN). Oftentimes, as years pass by, and engineers and administrators shuffle in and out of an enterprise, configurations can be layered or […]
How to Solve No Boolean Tracking Support on Cisco ASA
Written by Rio Zavarce, Principal Consulting Engineer, Aspire Technology Partners Introduction Customers find themselves in situations that require an Internet backup link without the use of BGP or other routing protocols. Sometimes, BGP is not available as a service, or it is too expensive for the branch office in question. Therefore, and alternatively, some network […]
Enterprise Wireless: Wi-Fi 5 & 6 Selection and Implementation
Written by Michael Keller, Senior Consulting Engineer, Aspire Technology Partners Wireless technology evolves as rapid as wireless technology Wireless technology is rapidly evolving, along with the requirements for enterprises that require upgrades to either an existing or a new architecture. The challenge for any upgrade to your wireless environment is determining your organization’s needs and […]
Use Case for L2TPv3
Written by Rio Zavarce, Principal Consulting Engineer, Aspire Technology Partners How to maintain Access to All IT Systems During a Data Center Migration Maintaining access to all IT systems during a data center migration poses a technical limitation: duplicate IP subnets cannot exist in two geographically-disperse locations simultaneously. It is possible, however, to implement a […]