Welcome to netquirks! A site dedicated to exploring the quirky side of Network Engineering and sharing learning materials.
The main blog page delves into outside-of-the-box networking scenarios that come from a unique Service Provider perspective.
The Cheat Sheets, IOS versus XR comparisons and Quick Reference Tables contain technical information presented in an easy to read and concise format.
GNS3 and EVE-NG labs are also available for download if you’re looking to get hands on.
So take a look around and see what you think. Check here for a site map and general information, or get in touch via the contacts page.

These pages are dedicated to a variety of technical documents – originating from study notes or on-the-job experience. The current categorisation here isn’t perfect, as many technologies fall into multiple categories, however I’ve attempted to structure it in a way that makes content easy to find….
GNS3 and EVE-NG are powerful network simulators that run real Cisco software. Their main sites can be found here: This section contains preconfigured GNS3 and EVE-NG labs that can be downloaded. The Setup Page provides details of the images used, links for the relevant…
These pages provide quick snapshots showing the difference between equivalent Cisco IOS-XE and Cisco IOS-XR CLI configurations, largely taken from the following software versions: IOS-XE: up to 16.6.5 XR: up to 6.5.3 Contents 6PE Access Control Lists AIGP Attribute Filtering BGP Policy Accounting Carrier…
This quirk looks at an interesting scenario whereby a multi-national ISP builds a GRE tunnel over a Transit provider as a backup path.
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