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Bits per second to packets per second converter

Hi there! How is it going? Sometimes, when we talk about device performance we are talking in terms of packets per second (pps) and bits per second (bps). But in latter case it's not quite correct to say "this device can do one hundred megabits ber second" because router/switch/whatever performance is greatly depends on packet size and if you want to mention device performance in a more accurate and professional way you would say "this device can do one hundred megabits per second at 64 bytes packet size"
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(Un)Finally!
Just a brief news. Due to not-so-great Cisco business in my country I was made redundant along with some other colleagues. Geopolitics, you know.
But no hard feelings. Got some extra cash on a way to the exit and got back to my previous 'configuring' job. Currently have a rather interesting project with solar panels, batteries etc to build a couple of hundreds fully autonomous telco sites. And a lot of Splunk!, quite exciting.
Finally! :)

That's how most of my friends and co-workers reacted to the news that I have joined Cisco Systems as a Technical Solutions Architect. Working in Cisco seemed so logical - I suit Cisco, Cisco suits me - so why not then? And for the past several years I've been approached by Cisco's recruiting and I've approached them, but actually we've never clicked for different reasons. So it happened. Finally! :)

P.S. Still two months of probation period left. Keep fingers crossed. :)
P.P.S. I have a bunch of configs to add to the repository, so stay tuned.

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Written by Alexei Spirin   
Saturday, 05 January 2008 11:34

My name is Alexei Spirin aka asp13. I'm a network engineer, used to work in Cisco as a TSA and in cisco gold partner as a team lead of network security group. I have been working with cisco devices since 1999 and.. you know... I like it :) My "major" is a security technologies and products, but I have a good background in a backbone networks. I earned a CCIE Security in March 2006 with first attempt (yes, sometimes it happens :). I'm available at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Hey! I supposed to talk about what CCIEvault is and what it is for, so I just tell you the basic principles:

1) First of all, this site was made as a place where I can keep professional information. I just forget everything all the time, so let it be here

2) Keep things easy, the goal is quick learning/recalling (quick and I hope not so dirty :)

3) Third rule is to provide my personal experience along with basic information (so called best-practices)

4) And fourth, last but not least, provide the next step(s), for those who need more detailed info, links to guides, sources or manuals.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 November 2015 12:11