I’m Luca from 🇮🇹 and I work in the networking world since September 2017. After high-school I wasn’t sure about starting university, so I attended a Cisco boot-camp held by a local system integrator. Before that course I didn’t have any big working experiences excluding some short stages in two IT departments organized by my school. During my high school year I have worked almost exclusively with programming languages like Java and the web trio CSS, HTML and PHP....
Git From Wikipedia - The source code for Git refers to the program as “the information manager from hell”. (in fact, “Git tzu Gehinom” means “go to hell” in Yiddish). Summary Summarizing old collections of notes to track the logic behind code versioning in general and git. Not a trustful guide. Links learngitbranching.js.org .gitconfig Work in progress.. Actions Coding > Adding code > Code is in STAGING AREA > Commit code > Push to GitHub Remember that the HEAD is the pointer....
index v1.0 Welcome to index, we’ll explore useful Command Line Interface (CLI) commands for troubleshooting with a focus on three these vendors: Cisco, Aruba, and Palo Alto. I will try my best to keep this article up to date, incorporating the latest tips and commands. Useful wireless-related links: General troubleshooting Cheat Sheet Common Wireless Issues - Cisco Understanding Debug Client on Wireless LAN Controllers (WLCs) - Cisco Troubleshooting user connectivity issues on Instant AP....
A coffee break article about RRM Why, when and how we use vendor’s algorithms, like ARM or RRM, to manage channels and transmit power of our access points? Why sometimes when I configure the RRM I feel like I am touching the buttons of a nuclear reactor control plant? All this nonsense started from this r/networking article written 10 months ago. I advise you to go and read it and also read the comments of the users....
Wi-Fi channels A big premise This article is a mix of what I’ve learned in the past few years and more recent studies on the RF physical layer which forced me to investigate in depth concepts like: encoding, spectral mask, Clear Channel Assessment or the Shannon limit. Stuff that you don’t have to know perfectly if you’re trying to achieve a mixed-work career oriented more towards R&S than wireless technologies and I probably won’t study them deeply myself....
Location Services ENWLSI Notes from CAP 13 - Location Services Deployment Cisco Mobility Service Engine (MSE) + Cisco Mobile Experience (CMX) Cisco DNA Spaces Indoor Location Protocols Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) is a part of IEEE 802.15.4 and transmits pulses in a wide bandwidth spectrum of 500 MHz. The protocol is not widely used and Cisco does not support it yet. UWB is useful for real-time location systems, and its precision capabilities and low power make it well-suited for radio-frequency-sensitive environments, such as hospitals....
Note-taking with Obsidian Obsidian is a free, open-source note-taking app which helps you link your notes to each other using hypertext with markdown files. Why I need to switch from OneNote, Google Drive or Evernote to Obsidian? You don’t. You don’t especially because Obsidian is a pain in the ass to configure and mantain a well-ordered list of notes, both useful and practical and cool-at-the-eyes, is not a simple task and I’m far from achiving it....