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Computers
Beginning in January 2007, people will be feeling less secure about taking the CCIE Security lab exam. Yes, the pun was intended! There are a number of things that change.What does it mean? Well, for starters, it means that I can guarantee there will be a flood of people signing up for every available lab slot between now and the end of December
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Ok, so PIX/ASA 7.x code adds some interesting features. The use of “conduit” and “outbound” are gone. Unless you are one of the older networking folks like I am, chances are you don’t work with conduits anyway, so that should be a point on the GOOD side! Access-lists and object-groups aren’t new, but they’re the only way to go now.Support for VPDN (L2TP, PPTP and PPPoE) has been removed. So it’s less stuff than before!Some new fixups have been added. Some support for MPF (Modular Policy Fixup, which looks kinda like MQC) has been added. The programming structure for interfaces has changed a little
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