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...and if you don't have up to date backups of your router tables, it will take a long time to recover from an "oops". Doing the wrong thing to router table(s)
by gvb 14y ago
...and if you don't have up to date backups of your router tables, it will take a long time to recover from an "oops".
Doing the wrong thing to router table(s) is the network equivalent of "sudo rm -rf /".
- upgray-d 14y agouhm... no.
- napillo 14y agoAny network engineer i've ever worked with that's been worth his salt has had a system in place to backup his router configs before he does any update. The last place I worked at, we had a program setup to automatically tftp download the router configs at night and check them in to source control. We could then run diffs to see what changed if there was some kind of outage.
- darkr 14y agorouter tables are a stationary woodworking machines in which a vertically oriented spindle of a woodworking router protrudes from the machine table and can be spun at speeds typically between 3000 and 24,000 rpm excluding static routes (which are then usually advertised to other peers), routING tables are dynamically built and only exist in non-persistent memory. having up to date backups of router configuration is another matter entirely