Minor discoveries...
Nov. 17th, 2002 02:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
johnpalmerChicken breast, bulgar wheat, and curry powder make a really tasty dish whose flavor and consistency survives at least a single day of leftoverdom.
Relaxation is good.
It's very important to understand and label states of being. It took me a long time (and it still is somewhat disturbing on several levels) to realize that this 'kind of tired, almost' feeling is a good one. "WAIT A MINUTE! This is what being relaxed feels like!"
(FYI: mind not racing, body feeling a tad bit of inertia, because I've been meditating/sitting still, and I'm able to do things, but my mind has (usually) just come from a detached state so I'm not about to do something. You might recall that tiredness is a terrible thing for me, and my main depression symptom... that's how deep the problem goes.)
Oh, and:
In BGP, when using a route map, matching to an access list, the default "deny all" at the end of an access list doesn't deny the route, it simply denies the possibility of a match; nevertheless, the default 'deny all' at the end of every route map must still be addressed.
And:
Route reflectors *MUST* be fully meshed, or the network will never converge,due to the split-horizon limitations of IBGP, however, the clients no longer require a complete mesh, which creates a significant savings in the number of links.
And... BGP is big. *LOTS* of stuff to learn. But I'm going to learn it :-).
Relaxation is good.
It's very important to understand and label states of being. It took me a long time (and it still is somewhat disturbing on several levels) to realize that this 'kind of tired, almost' feeling is a good one. "WAIT A MINUTE! This is what being relaxed feels like!"
(FYI: mind not racing, body feeling a tad bit of inertia, because I've been meditating/sitting still, and I'm able to do things, but my mind has (usually) just come from a detached state so I'm not about to do something. You might recall that tiredness is a terrible thing for me, and my main depression symptom... that's how deep the problem goes.)
Oh, and:
In BGP, when using a route map, matching to an access list, the default "deny all" at the end of an access list doesn't deny the route, it simply denies the possibility of a match; nevertheless, the default 'deny all' at the end of every route map must still be addressed.
And:
Route reflectors *MUST* be fully meshed, or the network will never converge,due to the split-horizon limitations of IBGP, however, the clients no longer require a complete mesh, which creates a significant savings in the number of links.
And... BGP is big. *LOTS* of stuff to learn. But I'm going to learn it :-).
