In this article, we will connect two Routers, Cisco and MikroTik, through the Ip Tunnel, a protocol used to provide network access for two devices that are not physically connected. For this you will need a static IP and a local IP address in both locations, 10.200.0.1 and 172.16.16.2 will be the “public” IP addresses, as shown in the example below.

On the Cisco router, in the general configuration mode, we enter the following configuration to create the IP tunnel:

We will use the Mikrotik device RB941-2nD model that we will use in this setup. We will proceed by installing Radius Server on Mikrotik RouterOS 6.46.2 version and Windows server 2008.

In the first step, after installing the radius server on Windows server 2008, we will configure it so that the users in the technical section in the environment can access it. Now let’s click on Add Roles under Rollers on the Windows server.

Backing up and restoring Cisco Router / Switches often saves us from a great mess in our network systems that have collapsed. Now, let’s briefly back up our cisco devices, and then let’s do the barber how to restore this backup.

In the first step, we will see how the backup process is done.

Cisco Router / Switch BACKUP

1. Open TFTP server

2. Access Cisco Router/Switch

3. Try to ping the TFTP server

In the Zoom Application, we may want to turn off our camera or microphone sound for some reason during the conference. We will now see how we can do this in this article.

Let’s first see how we can turn off the webcam, we can also use the keyboard hotkeys for this.
To close the video image, simply click the “Stop Video” button in the toolbar in the lower-left corner of the Zoom call window.

Due to the epidemic caused by the Covid-19 virus, most people are now working at home offices or studying, and the video meeting and training need is provided by third-party applications such as Zoom. In a Zoom call, you may eventually need to share your screen with attendees, and you may need to give screen sharing permission to another user. Now Let’s see how this is done.

Share Your Screen When Calling

You can also share your screen at any time during the Zoom Meeting. During the call, simply select the “Share Screen” button at the bottom of the window.