Network Policies - Revision history

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Cisco Version */

2011-04-27T00:02:39Z

Cisco Version

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:02, 26 April 2011
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	snmp-server host stallion trap version 2c noise		snmp-server host stallion trap version 2c noise
	ntp server clock.isc.org		ntp server clock.isc.org
	!-- You might need a SNTP server instead for smaller IOS devices		!-- You might need a SNTP server instead for smaller IOS devices
	sntp server time.windows.com		! sntp server time.windows.com
	logging 172.30.0.10		logging 172.30.0.10
	aaa new-model		aaa new-model

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Cisco Version */

2011-04-26T23:59:44Z

Cisco Version

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:59, 26 April 2011
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	ip name-server 172.30.0.1		ip name-server 172.30.0.1
	snmp-server community noise		snmp-server community noise
	snmp-server host ~~pony~~ trap version 2c noise		snmp-server host stallion trap version 2c noise
	ntp server clock.isc.org		ntp server clock.isc.org
	logging 172.30.0.30		!-- You might need a SNTP server instead for smaller IOS devices
			sntp server time.windows.com
			logging 172.30.0.10
	aaa new-model		aaa new-model
	aaa authentication login default local		aaa authentication login default local

Dr jesus: /* General Management Stuff */

2011-04-08T23:05:29Z

General Management Stuff

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:05, 8 April 2011
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	== General Management Stuff ==		== General Management Stuff ==
	* SNMP v2c, community name "noise" for readonly. v1 works too.		* SNMP v2c, community name "noise" for readonly. v1 works too.
	* SNMP traps go to ~~pony~~ using the same community name.		* SNMP traps go to stallion using the same community name.
	* NTP to <tt>clock.isc.org</tt> or a similarly close server.		* NTP to <tt>clock.isc.org</tt> or a similarly close server.
	* Syslog to ~~pony~~.		* Syslog to stallion.
	* Set the timezone and turn on automatic summer time adjustment.		* Set the timezone and turn on automatic summer time adjustment.
	* Save a copy of the manual somewhere. It might be handy to have if you want to look something up while the network is down.		* Save a copy of the manual somewhere. It might be handy to have if you want to look something up while the network is down.

Dr jesus: /* Address Assignment */

2011-04-08T23:04:50Z

Address Assignment

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 For static addresses:
-# Update the wiki to signal your intent to claim the address.
+# Update the [[Network]] page on the wiki to signal your intent to claim the address.
-# Update /etc/hosts on r00ter.noise. and gorilla.noise with the name of the host.
+# Update /etc/hosts on r00ter.noise. and gorilla.noise with the name of the host.  Use "rw" to enable write access to the flash disk and "ro" to save changes when you're done.
 # Restart dhcpd on r00ter.
 # Set the address and netmask (255.255.252.0) on the target device.
 # Set the domain name on the device to noise.
 # Set the DNS server to 172.30.0.1 on the device.
 == General Management Stuff ==

Dr jesus: /* Address Assignment */

2011-04-08T22:55:10Z

Address Assignment

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:55, 8 April 2011
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	For static addresses:		For static addresses:

	# Update /etc/hosts on ~~soekris~~.noise.		# Update the wiki to signal your intent to claim the address.
	# Set the address and netmask.		# Update /etc/hosts on r00ter.noise. and gorilla.noise with the name of the host.
			# Restart dhcpd on r00ter.
			# Set the address and netmask (255.255.252.0) on the target device.
	# Set the domain name on the device to noise.		# Set the domain name on the device to noise.
	# Set the DNS server to 172.30.0.1		# Set the DNS server to 172.30.0.1 on the device.

	== General Management Stuff ==		== General Management Stuff ==

Dr jesus: /* Cisco Version */

2009-06-04T02:24:39Z

Cisco Version

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:24, 3 June 2009
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	== Cisco Version ==		== Cisco Version ==

			Cut and paste:

			configure terminal
	ip domain-name noise		ip domain-name noise
			ip domain-lookup
			ip name-server 172.30.0.1
	snmp-server community noise		snmp-server community noise
	snmp-server host pony trap version 2c noise		snmp-server host pony trap version 2c noise
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	clock timezone PST -8		clock timezone PST -8
	clock summer-time PDT recurring		clock summer-time PDT recurring
	~~ip name-server 172.30.0.1~~

Dr jesus: /* The (desired, wished, dreamed, hoped for) Rules */

2009-06-04T02:22:04Z

The (desired, wished, dreamed, hoped for) Rules

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:22, 3 June 2009
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	# It is excellent to fix things, but only if you can't find the original owner first.		# It is excellent to fix things, but only if you can't find the original owner first.
	# Before making a change, make sure it worked in the first place and back up the config. After making a change, make sure it still works. Keep that backup around, you might need it someday. You might also want to implement the test as a shell script, since that's the first step towards adding the test to the regression testing system.		# Before making a change, make sure it worked in the first place and back up the config. After making a change, make sure it still works. Keep that backup around, you might need it someday. You might also want to implement the test as a shell script, since that's the first step towards adding the test to the regression testing system.

			= Baseline Management Checklist =

			== Address Assignment ==

			For static addresses:

			# Update /etc/hosts on soekris.noise.
			# Set the address and netmask.
			# Set the domain name on the device to noise.
			# Set the DNS server to 172.30.0.1

			== General Management Stuff ==
			* SNMP v2c, community name "noise" for readonly. v1 works too.
			* SNMP traps go to pony using the same community name.
			* NTP to <tt>clock.isc.org</tt> or a similarly close server.
			* Syslog to pony.
			* Set the timezone and turn on automatic summer time adjustment.
			* Save a copy of the manual somewhere. It might be handy to have if you want to look something up while the network is down.
			* Save a copy of the initial configuration somewhere.

			== Cisco Version ==

			ip domain-name noise
			snmp-server community noise
			snmp-server host pony trap version 2c noise
			ntp server clock.isc.org
			logging 172.30.0.30
			aaa new-model
			aaa authentication login default local
			aaa authentication enable default none
			clock timezone PST -8
			clock summer-time PDT recurring
			ip name-server 172.30.0.1

Ioerror at 18:56, 2 June 2009

2009-06-02T18:56:41Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:56, 2 June 2009
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	= The Rules =		= The (desired, wished, dreamed, hoped for) Rules =

	# We have a wiki with which you can keep a record of changes. You should consider using it to keep a record of your changes.		# We have a wiki with which you can keep a record of changes. You should consider using it to keep a record of your changes.

Dr jesus: New page: = The Rules = # We have a wiki with which you can keep a record of changes. You should consider using it to keep a record of your changes. # Unlabeled cables are fair game to be unplugge...

2009-06-02T10:14:01Z

New page: = The Rules = # We have a wiki with which you can keep a record of changes. You should consider using it to keep a record of your changes. # Unlabeled cables are fair game to be unplugge...

New page

= The Rules =

# We have a wiki with which you can keep a record of changes. You should consider using it to keep a record of your changes.
# Unlabeled cables are fair game to be unplugged. There is a label maker available to prevent this. Remember that you may want to label both sides in some cases.
# Users monitor [mailto:noisebridge-discuss@lists.noisebridge.net noisebridge-discuss] and #noisebridge on IRC. Please notify both places if you anticipate an outage, and monitor both places to answer questions if you are aware of an outage.
# It is excellent to fix things, but only if you can't find the original owner first.
# Before making a change, make sure it worked in the first place and back up the config. After making a change, make sure it still works. Keep that backup around, you might need it someday. You might also want to implement the test as a shell script, since that's the first step towards adding the test to the regression testing system.