Bob, personally I don't mind the occasional semi-black box... I'd like a little bit of #1 followed up with some realworld application via #3. My immediate interest is understanding what would be required to get a vtun VPN up and running between home and work, FWIW. :-) Steve Bob George wrote: > > I've volunteered to do a couple of presentations for upcoming east & > west-side meetings on the topic of routing. A (much smarter) colleague will > also be joining me in doing the presentations, and we're trying to make > sure we're on-target for the audience. > > What are the interest levels in: > > 1. General (Routing 101) > 2. Protocols: (RIP/OSPF/BGP) > 3. Packages (routed/mrtd/gated/zebra) > 4. Linux-Cisco interoperability (incl. Linux as prep for Cisco exams) > > ? > > We're open to suggestions at this point. > > We're also going to introduce a distributed cooperative routing lab we've > been working on -- of interest to anyone wanting to try out complicated > scenarios without blowing up their employer/client's network. > > Thanks, > > - Bob