Posted on May 12, 2008 by kintner
Jonathan Kintner suffered a terminal brain aneurysm yesterday morning, shortly after he woke up. He was pronounced brain dead at 3:45 pacific time, and donated his organs shortly afterwards. He is survived by his wife, Maria, their two daughters: Weslee and Aurora, and numerous family and friends. He was 27.
Jonathan Kintner
September 5, 1980 – May [...]
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Posted on May 8, 2008 by kintner
I think I’ve figured out part of the problem I’ve been having. I haven’t been entirely focused on my studies, and I don’t really have a set goal right now. I’ve been dancing with the idea of skipping the CCNP and going straight to the IE written. Because of that, I’ve been reading chapters in [...]
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Posted on May 5, 2008 by kintner
Is it vlan trunkING protocol or vlan trunk protocol?
I’ve seen both terms used. When I renewed my CCNA in 2006, I had a CCSI tell me specifically that is was VLAN TRUNK protocol. He emphasized that point a few times.
As I’ve started working through the BCMSN study materials and the CCIE Routing and [...]
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Posted on May 1, 2008 by kintner
As the chorus of the ska song goes: “sell out with me, oh yeah… sell out with me tonight!”
I started this blog after reading CCIE Pursuit, Ethan Banks, Bit Bucket, and a few other blogs on a regular basis. It was cool to see the progress these candidates were making, and to see some of [...]
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Posted on May 1, 2008 by kintner
I can’t find my notes!
I think I may have a week to sit back and recover from all of the stuff we’ve been doing at work. Consider this the calm before the rest of the storm. We’re cutting over our corporate campus (including new gear AND IP addressing) the first weekend of June. There is [...]
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