NAT ORDER OF OPERATIONS

http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-6081743.html

MRTG

CONFIG MAKER USING INTERFACE DESCRIPTIONS
perl cfgmaker -ifref=name -ifdesc=descr community@router > output.fil

SNMPv2 TO SUPPORT LARGE BANDWIDTH LINKS
interfaces 1Gb or greater:
add "::::2" to end of target line in CFG this asks to use SNMP v2 which supports a greater number of bits for the bandwidth field.
e.g.:
Target[10.1.1.4_Te1_4_1]: #Te1/4/1:community@10.1.1.4:::::2

PNGTITLE
Add a title inside the graphic using PNGTitle

Use this regex to add this line:

Find: SetEnv\[\(.*\)\]:.*MRTG_INT_IP="\(.*\)".*MRTG_INT_DESCR="\(.*\)".*\n
Replace: &PNGTitle[\1]: \2 - \3\n

Cisco::VRF::Routing

Segregating WAN traffic to provide public internet access from a central location

We provide wireless internet in public areas in every office. For this purpose we provide cable internet, DSL, or dedicated T1 circuits. To save money and better control this traffic, we want to direct that traffic back through our headquarters' internet circuits. To do this we need a way to segregate this traffic on our WAN links for security and to keep it from overutilizing our WAN.
VRF and tunnels seems to be the answer.

Cisco Design Guide
Good Overview

Extranet::Sharepoint::Design

This will be an interesting project. putting an ISA server in a DMZ and pointing it to a front end Sharepoint sever.
Some good design links on technet:
IAG

DMZ Architecture

scaling

high availability

VMWare::Internals

Some of our VM's still have the little ".flat" file that points to the real .vmdk file. It is bad when that file goes away.


Free utility to rebuild the descriptor file:

http://www.phdvirtual.com/wrapgen

HTML

Spent some quality time today working on my project journal site. I tried getting fancy with CSS to try to figure it out. I'm left with kind of a hybrid mess until I have more time to spend on it. I now have a table formatted page, but with an external style sheet taking the place of the STYLE section of my header.
Some good links:
http://www.wpdfd.com/issues/70/css_from_the_ground_up/

http://www.cryer.co.uk/resources/javascript/html5_fun_with_bullets.htm#MenuStyleBulletList