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I rent a nice big room in my lovely apartment.
Located on the 3rd floor (with elevator) of a modern building, you will have a breathtaking view over Paris: Montmartre, Invalides ...
The apartment measures 70m2 and consists of 2 bedrooms, a lounge, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom and toilet.
Your private room is between 13m2. The double bed is very comfortable and very good quality + an inflatable bed for a child. You will have a TV in the room, WiFi access throughout the apartment and a shelf to store your personal belongings.
I provide sheets for bedding and towels.
You have access to common areas: living room, kitchen and bathroom.
The kitchen is fully equipped with stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, washing machine, cooking utensils and coffee maker.
I am fortunate to have a large terrace (30m2) in which to lunch in the summer and the approach of spring.
This apartment is ideal for a small Parisian stay.
The Mairie d'Issy Metro (line 12) is 500 meters (8 minutes walk) and all amenities are at the foot of the building with a bakery, supermarket, bars ...
In line 12 you will be 6 minutes Montparnasse station and 15 minutes on the most prestigious avenue in the world: the Champs Elysées.
I'll be there to advise you and give you all the tips and good addresses. I give you the documentation, a map of Paris and the metro for getting around.
In addition, I am a chef and I proposed you to prepare a lunch or a typical French dinner!
A free parking space is made available in the basement of the building (security) which is a big plus in Paris.
Room type: | Private room |
Bed type: | Real Bed |
Accommodates: | 3 |
Bedrooms: | 1 |
Bathrooms: | 1 |
Beds: | 1 |
Extra people: | $43 / night after 2 guests |
Weekly Price: | $500 /week |
Check Out: | 10:00 AM |
Country: | France |
City: | Paris |
Neighborhood: | Porte de Versailles |
Cancellation: | Strict |
Pet Owner: | Cat(s) |
Ha sido muy amable en recibirnos y la casa impecable y preciosa fotman un equipo muy bueno y tranquilo de hospedaje
Georges has a beautiful apartment and was a kind person during our stay. But there were some problems:
- The address description that was wrong
- The wi-fi weren't working during our stay
- He didn't mentioned that one more person was living at the apartment
Regard the 3 problems, the stay was ok!
Great apartment and great view! Georges was an excellent host and guide. We had a blast!
Thank you Georges!
Our stay with georges was short but we were comfortable and it was clean. Georges was friendly and welcoming. His wifi wasn't working while we were there, which was slightly disappointing and the location isn't ideal but we just needed a bed for a night so it wasn't a big deal.
Georges was nice person and the appartment was really clean and new, with a big garage. He was really carefull about the cleaness of flat. The appartment was really silent and I had a pleasent sleeping.I don't think if he had changed recently the bedclothes, better if he had. The appartment located 15 min walking from subway, there was a free bus to go to subway station and direct to home but it just worked until 21:30 and it controled how long we stay in city cause the backway to home was upward.
My friend and I had a great time staying with Georges in Paris. We only stayed one night, but Georges made our stay easy and comfortable. He is a kind and gracious host, and his apartment is very, very nice. Highlights of our stay included: a very comfortable bed, a very nice (and hot!) shower, a great balcony, and a free bus that runs from just outside the apartment to the metro station.
Everything was very clean, and Georges made a special effort to supply us with maps and information for navigating the city. The apartment is a little out of the way, but not so far as not to be worth it, given the peacefulness and security of its location. Please note that the address listed is not accurate on (website hidden) Maps -- the apartment is really about a 10 minute walk from the Marie d'Issy metro stop.
All in all, a great host and a great place to stay!
Super séjour. Lieu très calme très propre.
L'hôte très gentil, serviable et discret.
Rien à redire. Merci !!!!!!!!!!
seul inconvenient l'adresse n'est pas correcte sur le site.
Georges Place in general is good. Hes generous person as well.
Location - This place is a bit far from train station although he picked us up from train station upon arrival but its 1km Uphill (15-17Mins) walk if you have to go on your own And specially in winters its a hard for a lazy person like me (There is a bus which runs every 30mins (Other than sundays)
His House/Offered Room - His House is clean, Bathroom is good, He provide us Towels upon arrival and well explained abt the city and area (His english is manageable).
Room is Ok for couple of nights, Bedsheet were not changed since few weeks i guess. its good if he had done so. other than that he provided wifi password.
Honestly i will not return due to the location. but a 3/5 for his place.
Lovely clran apartment very close to the metro station to get to central paris. We only stayed one night was exactly what we needed for one night. Georges was very friendly and helpful- shame we couldn't get to spend more time there.


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Gender: | M |
Specialty: | Ophthalmologist |
Website: | boydvision.ca |
Practice: | Boyd Michael J Dr |
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Phone: | 877-355-3937 |
Med. School: | University of Ottawa |
Grad. Year: | 1984 |
Answers Email: | Unknown |
Online Appt. Scheduling: | Y |
Accepting New Patients: | Y |
Above profile data last updated: 10/10/13
Dr. Michael J. Boyd has a good overall rating on RateMDs.com.
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Ophthalmologist-related: eye treatment, eye diseases, vision, eye surgery, corneal surgery, oculoplastics and reconstruction surgery, intraocular lens implantation, refractive surgery, cataract surgery, corneal transplantation, glaucoma, low vision, uveitis, corneal infections, hereditary dystrophies, eye laser surgery, vision correction surgery
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11/6/13 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | I chose Dr Boyd to perform Laser Eye Correction in 2009 because he was the only Doctor who sat down with me for to answer my questions. All the other Laser Eye Correction clinics had sales or marketing people try to up sell me. Dr Boyd and his staff have always been great to see which makes me look forward to come back every year for my yearly eye checkup. I just saw the doctor the other day and 4 years after my Laser Eye Surgery, I still have 20/20 vision! It was a great experience and I highly recommend Dr Boyd to all my friends and family. | Respond |
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9/30/13 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | I had a fantastic experience with Dr. Boyd. He was very knowledgable, kind and straightforward -- and now I have better than 20/20 vision. My lasik surgery was quick and painless, and my eyes were hardly even dry afterwards. He uses a new Zeiss laser that targets a slightly larger part of your eye (so your night vision isn't compromised when your pupils dilate). Some clinics use older lasers, so beware. I would fully recommend Dr. Boyd and his team to anyone considering laser eye surgery. He has been in the business a long time, and it shows. This was easily the best money I have ever spent. | Respond |
7/4/13 | 5 | 3 | 5 | 5 | All of those rude comments toward Dr.Boyd and his staff must have the wrong place. Such a nice helpful smart doctor and the staff are nice, friendly and funny. I love the girls up front! Best office to go to if you need your eyes looked at!!! | Respond |
10/24/12 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | My husband had PRK 3 years ago and everything went really well for him. He recommended me to do it this year, i did it and it has been 6 months after the surgery now. Awesome experience! Speedy recovery! Dr. Boyd is very professional, accurate and caring. His team is very helpful, Thank you so much for this great result!!! | Respond |
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7/21/12 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 4 | Doctors are great, but he has the worst receptionists ever! The receptionist (name starts with B) was extremely rude to the patients, while the other receptionist being really cold. The doctor should really put a camera there to film the front desk for a day to see how they treat and talk to the patients. I really Dr.Boyd and the Chinese assistant, they're very kind. It's just too bad that we will never go there again because of unacceptable degree of rudeness of attitude the receptionist team is giving to the patient. Sigh. | See Responses |
3/21/12 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 5 | Excellent service, awesome price! I had my lasik surgery within 1 month of 1st meeting and just in time for my family trip to Jamaica to relax under the sun. Dr Boyd saw me at every appointment and followed up for 1 full year. Being glass-free after having a baby made my life so much easier and better! | Respond |
2/19/12 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
Excellent doctor. Very reasonable rates.Every thing was great.I would recommend Dr. Boyd to anyone.
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11/22/11 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
Yes he is a little bit in rush.But he is definitely not rude and arrogant like someone described,instead I have a very pleasant experience with Dr Boyd.He was efficient and friendly.
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11/8/11 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | I went to see other vision correction places before I visited Dr. Boyd. When I went to those other places, I felt pressured into getting it done there. Those other guys make you come in by advertising low prices and then shows you different options which can double the price. I decided to give Dr. Boyd a try and that was one of the best decisions I've made in my life. My vision is better than 20/20 and I barely had any pain after the surgery. I highly recommend Boyd Vision to anyone who wants great price, great doctor, and excellent results. | Respond |
11/5/11 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | I was very happy with going to see Dr. Boyd. He and his staff are very friendly, knowledgable and efficient. I had laser eye correction and they answered all my questions and I never felt rushed during my time there. I now have excellent vision for the first time in 25 years! I also appreciated their upfront pricing approach. The other companies I spoke to were very heavy on the sales and refused to give a price; I was told price was based on how much correction was needed. This was not the case at Boyd Vision, everything was clearly stated and there were no surprises. I am very happy with the work they did and I often recommend him to others. | Respond |
10/29/11 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | Very knowledgable, direct, funny and a pleasure to be a patient. I would recommend Dr Boyd to anyone. There were no hidden costs to my PRK surgery. Well explained and complete process. My vision is 20/15... better than 20/20. The healing process took a long time but well worth the value and comfort knowing i am in good hands. | Respond |
9/15/11 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | I see lots of negative comments here which frankly confuse me! My experience was nothing less than perfect and awesome. Dr.Boyd gave personal attention and friendly staff made me feel at home. I'm not sure if you even get to meet the laser surgeon at other clinics. My lasik consult appointment was 1 hour and Dr Boyd stayed an hour after close to answer 2 hours worth of questions. I was nervous about the procedure. The surgery was customized to my specific needs, and with one price we never had to worry about cost, just chosing the best procedure. After the surgery I got a card with phone numbers to call if I had problems. I expected these to be the office number and a paging service. Also on the card-Dr Boyd's home phone and cell numbers!!! When does your Dr do that? Your going to have 20/20 vision after lasik no matter where you go. You pay for the service. This clinic gave service over the top. | Respond |
9/13/11 | 5 | 5 | 4 | 5 |
I've checked out other lasik centres before dr boyd. Lasikmd for example was the worst because they have these sales types and tell you your eyes are way worst than your perscription eye glasses. With Dr boyd i thought he was honest & very straight up with everything. I had my lasik surgery in 2007 april and I still see 20/20 with perfect night vision and no dry eye. Im very happy & it's been over four years.
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I had my laser eye surgery done July 26, 2011. and Dr.Boyd and his staff really prepared me before the surgery. He and his staff were very caring and are there to answer my questions.. Dr.Boyd is very professional and knowledgeable and I highly recommend him. I am very very happy with the result of my laser eye surgery. My vision is now 20/20 or greater. It was the best decision I have made and the best 2000 i have spent on. - Generosa Hernandez.
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9/6/11 | 5 | 4 | 5 | 5 | The staff and Doctor Boyd were very friendly and helpful. I noticed that the staff exhibited patience and understandingin when dealing with a wide variety of clients. The initial testing was actually quite enjoyable and not very time consuming. The doctor was very thorough in explaining all details of the various possible procedures. We settled on the Lasik procedure and the results have been excellent. The procedure itself is backed up with thorough follow-up appointments. I felt very secure and comfortable during the whole experience. | Respond |
8/23/11 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 5 | Starting with the negatives: Very very RUDE receptionists. I went up to the counter to ask a question and these women just ignored me (they weren't even doing anything) but having personal conversations with eachother. I understand if you're busy answering phones or just finishing up paperwork but this is ridiculous. Unprofessional. Moving on to the positive: This doctor is extremely knowledgeable. He is experienced, I trust him with his diagnosis and my life. His bedside manner I will say it is terrible. When I first started seeing this man years ago he was so nice, but now I can tell he is overworked and the stress of his job is getting to him. He doesn't even make an effort to be nice AT ALL and he is extremely rushed. His office is supplied with high tech equipment and his diagnosis is accurate. Not the nicest guy I admit as of now, but he knows what hes doing so I won't hesitate to see him again. | Respond |
5/14/11 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
Wow, he was great at all appointments. Can't be the same guy some that others rated so poorly. I can see 20/20 after wearing glasses for 36 years! He was very professional, explained the procedure thoroughly. Not long on gabbing, but I don't expect to have a chatty eye surgeon, just one that really knows what he's doing and he did. If you want a touchy feely experience then you should go to a day spa or the local bar. I'll stick to the guy that knows what he's doing, that cuts the small talk and gets the job done well. Two people that I work with recommended him and I'm glad that I took their recommendation. The front desk staff. I work in the Insurance Restoration field and we do thousands of jobs in a year really well and sometimes we are the subject of people complaining (a VERY small %) who expect perfection in every way when we don't live in a perfect world. It's this small group of disgruntled people that seem to use sites like this as a soapbox for their negativity
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4/29/11 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | I can't help but think that DR Michael Boyd - opthalmologist is being confused by many of these people with Dr. Michael Boyd, a surgeon from Vancouver. Dr Boyd the opthalmologist is a wonder physician. | Respond |
4/8/11 | 5 | 4 | 5 | 5 | Dr. Boyd, after examining my daughter, also took the time to do a quick eye exam on myself as I had concerns about my own sight, even though I was not scheduled - I thought that was very considerate of him, as he was also very busy. | Respond |
2/24/11 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 1 | He was very rude and condescending. I felt ridiculed while trying to explain my concerns. | Respond |
2/6/11 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | A few year back, I was referred to this Dr. but I never went back. He was so rude and rashed me out of the office since according with him I have no problems. But in fact I have an eyes problem I'm currently seing another Dr. Do not go to this Dr. | Respond |
11/29/10 | 3 | 5 | 5 | 5 | Dr Boyd recently removed a Pterigium from one of my eyes. I had to wait almost a year for the operation because of a worldwide shortage of a required drug. Can't blame him for that. He was efficient and business like and fully explained the procedure. My sight in that eye is now better than ever. He may have been reading these comments, if so his attitude and patient communication skills have improved. I would definately recommend him to others requiring eye treatment. | Respond |
11/22/10 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 4 | If you have a sty in your eye DO NOT go to Dr. Boyd. My husband went to him to get it removed. He did not wear any gloves while doing the procedure and looked very mad, and kept talking to himself. VERY BAD DOCTOR!!!!! | Respond |
11/20/10 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 3 | I've seen Dr. Boyd now for about 10 years. During some appointments, he can be cordial. Most of the time, however, he is seriously lacking in a bedside manner. Like others have commented, he is often rude. When he diagnosed me with cataracts, I didn't find out about it until I saw the letter he sent to my GP. His knowledge is OK, and might actually be good, but it's hard to know given his lack of a caring attitude. | Respond |
6/14/10 | 4 | 3 | 4 | 4 | As a senior I recently had both my cataracts operated on. I found Dr. Boyd took take time to explain the procedure to me and how long it will take me to heal. I found him easy to talk to and he was willing to answer all my questions. I would not hesitate to refer this doctor to any of my friends. | Respond |
5/25/10 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 1 | I was recently referred to Dr. Boyd when my vision suddenly changed. The first visit was okay - he explained possible causes and asked me to wait and come back in a few weeks. The second visit was terrible - he was rude, arrogant, and not caring. Didn't follow up the first visit and scared me out of his office. I am waiting to see another ophthalmologist. Seeing a doctor is like gambling. | Respond |
5/17/10 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 5 | Just to clarify, there is another Dr. Michael Boyd but he is a neurosurgeon. Dr. Michael J. Boyd, Ophthalmologist has staff that are very efficient and welcoming and although there is usually a wait to see him, I understand there are many eye emergencies in a day and he makes the time to see them during his schedule. He also does laser eye surgery and patients that are very happy with their results. | Respond |
2/27/10 | 3 | 5 | 5 | 5 | After reading all these reviews I went ready to tell him to his face how everyone else think he's a rude beastard... but no. He turned out to be rather friendly, on time, and thorough with his explanation. There was no small talk, but no rudeness either. The coldest person in the office was the receptionist, but even she was not worthy of a bad review. | Respond |
2/23/10 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 2 | I took my sister to see this guy and she came out almost in tears. He was rude did not ask the questions in the way she understood. He was abrupt with her and seemed disinterested. He was rude to his staff while I waited. Learn some empathy people come to a professional to have questions answered. | Respond |
1/15/10 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 2 | He seems to be over booked, unattended, and very impatient. He couldn't listen to the patient without shouting or interrupting for more than a few seconds. All his concern is fast, fast, in order to see more patients. When he tried to check my eye pressure, he just pulled my shoulder without saying anything. Then, I asked if my sun glasses are suitable for me? He said: I only check your eye pressure this time, you can't ask 2 problems in one visit. Actually, it's very frustrating trying to get information from him. When I tried to ask questions, Dr. Boyd shouted at me and said there were lots of patients waiting for him, he is not supposed to answer my question, and kicked me out. I've never seen a doctor so rude, unkind, unhelpful and lack of control. He is one of the worst doctors I have ever encountered. | Respond |
5/15/09 | 5 | 4 | 1 | 2 | Dr. Boyd was rude and dismissive, did not listen to me, and told me that I should not have come to see him FOR A SECOND OPINION because someone else had treated me earlier! One of the worst doctors I have ever had the displeasure to have to deal with. I have no idea what his knowledge level is, frankly with that attitude he could be the greatest medical mind ever and I'd still suggest he enter a field better suited to his personality. Like corrections maybe. | Respond |
3/24/09 | 4 | 3 | 5 | 5 | As a physician, I have excellent comments from family and friends who see him professionally. An excellent MD. | Respond |
3/22/09 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 | I found him to be 1 hour late for appointment when asked questions he was rude, condecending and rrogant. | Respond |
2/27/09 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 2 | Dr. Boyd is completely rude. My dad has been seeing Dr Boyd for his cataracts. Surgery went fine but when my dad's eyesight didn't improve and we had other questions on next steps, Dr Boyd was rude and trying to rush us out. He would say to me with rolling eyes 'for the FOURTH time...'. So unprofessional. I would never ever have him as my own opthamologist. | Respond |
2/25/09 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 5 | Dr. Boyd is my parents Opthalomoligist and has recently done both of their cataracts. He explained the procedure to them thoroughly wheeled them into the OR and was very patient with their anxiety about having surgery. When they returned to his office they were both treated well and had their questions answered. He is a great asset to Healthcare in Burnaby. | Respond |
1/14/09 | 5 | 4 | 5 | 5 | I Think Dr. Boyd is wonderful. I would encourage everyone to see him, he answered all my questions and made sure I understood what was going on with my eyes. | Respond |
12/27/08 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 | I went to see Dr Boyd a few years back and will never return to him. He was alway rushing and I did not like his "assistant". He gave me the wrong prescription but insisted it was right. I went to a different doctor but it had taken me over 2 months to get the correct glasses. I was not impressed. | Respond |
9/11/08 | 5 | 4 | 5 | 5 | I've had Dr. Boyd as an Opthamologist for about 10 years. As a clinician, I find him knowledgable and he certainly treat myself and my family (wife and two kids) respectfully. I know that he has a side business for doing laser based vision correction, but, he has never tried to sell us on the procedure. I would certainly recommend him to my friends. | Respond |
8/30/08 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 | What a rude arrogant man. Rush rush rush. Had 2 patient rooms across from each other. Would give eye drops in one and race across hall to the other patient, then race back again. Never had his full attention. Rx for eyeglasses was wrong. He was pissed when I went back & told him my vision blurry. I'd never see this "professional" again. | Respond |
7/25/08 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 4 | He behaves in a rude and arrogant manner. Doesn't treat patients with respect or care for their well being. Very impatient and lacks courtesy and manners. Went in for eye exam... and came out swearing never to set foot in his clinic again. He is rough, pushing my head onto the machine. Gets snarly when I tell him to be more gentle. Also pushes the eye spoon onto my face and tells me not to peek. Why would I care about cheating to see those damn letters? I noticed he has a bad attitude with other patients too. A senior man maybe 80+ years old is called, and he slowly makes his way into the examining room. Dr. Boyd asks him "What's wrong with you?" I couldn't believe I heard him say that! Instead of welcoming the old man, Dr. Boyd's voice sounded condescending and very unfriendly. Dr. Boyd should go take a course on compassion. He's the rudest doctor I've ever went to. | See Responses |
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A German Finance Ministry spokesman said the financial safety net for Greece that euro zone leaders agreed late last month remained in place but that Athens had not asked to make use of the facility.
"There is no reason to doubt that Greece will succeed in refinancing its debts," the spokesman told a regular government news conference. "We still believe ... that Greece can reach its goals on its own."
No one should doubt that the euro zone and the IMF would help Athens if needed, the spokesman added.
"It is still a hypothetical question, but if this case were to occur there are processes -- be it at the IMF or the euro zone -- that would kick in ... No one should doubt the processes would proceed with the corresponding effects," he said.
Euro zone leaders agreed late last month that members of the currency bloc would provide funding for Greece on rigorous conditions recommended by the European Commission and the ECB.
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A government spokesman said the 'last resort' envisaged in the safety net plan would involve Greece no longer being able to raise funds on capital markets.
Responding to a reporter's suggestion that Athens could keep raising funds on capital markets but at a higher cost, the Finance Ministry spokesman declined to say what market rates Greece would have to pay before the aid plan could take effect.
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The Cisco TAC Security Podcast Series is created by Cisco TAC engineers. Each episode provides an in-depth technical discussion of Cisco product security features, with emphasis on troubleshooting.
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Voice Security Concepts and Best Practices | Justin, John and Tim from the Cisco Voice TAC teams join Magnus to discuss the basic concepts behind voice security. They then cover best practices, and common problems that administrators encounter when deploying secure voice technologies. | 18 12 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Introduction to OnePK | Jay and David and Joe discuss OnePK technology and how to get started writing custom OnePK apps. | 11 11 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ASA Network Address Translation (NAT) | Jay and David discuss the new NAT configuration style introduced with ASA version 8.3. The overall approach to configuring NAT are discussed, along with troubleshooting techniques, and best practices. | 10 9 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Network Management at Cisco Live! 2013 | Joe and the podcast team discuss managing the network at Cisco Live! this year, and what specific steps, tools and best practices were employed to make the network successful. | 27 8 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
5 |
Identity Services Engine v1.2 | Jesse Dubois, TAC engineer, and Aaron Woland, Identity Services Engine (ISE) Technical Marketing Engineer, discuss version 1.2 of the ISE solution. Discussion focuses on new features, the upgrade process, and tips and tricks to get the most out of your ISE deployment. | 16 7 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Cisco Live! 2013 Orlando Florida | The panel set up a recording table in the hallways of Cisco Live! 2013 in Orlando Florida, to talk to our customers and partners about security technologies and the Cisco Live event. | 15 7 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
7 |
Virtual Security: The ASA1000v and Virtual Security Gateway | This episode focuses on some of Cisco's Virtual Security Appliances, the ASA1000v, the Virtual Security Gateway (VSG) and the Virtual Network Management Center (VNMC). Rama Darbha and Michael Robertson discuss how administrators can use these products in their virtual environments, as well as the packet forwarding path and troubleshooting techniques for these products. | 10 6 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Investigating Syslogs: Tips and Tricks | The panel discusses best practices for configuring devices to generate syslogs, and how the TAC investigates syslogs provided by customers. Tips and tricks for parsing through large syslog files, as well as techniques and tools for finding useful information are discussed. | 28 3 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
9 |
A look into ASA Quality with the Quality Assurance Team | This episode provides a peek behind the scenes at Quality Assurance for the Cisco ASA Software, featuring special guest Paul Larue (Technical Leader with Cisco Engineering). The panel discusses the different types of tests that occur at all stages of the ASA software development lifecycle and the continued focus on quality. | 21 2 13 | Free | View In iTunes |
10 |
Introducing FlexVPN | Magnus interviews a panel of VPN experts on a new shift in VPN technologies, Flex VPN. The panel includes VPN escalation engineers Wen and Jay Young as well as a special guest, Frederic Detienne. Fred hails from our Brussels location and is a Distinguished Support Engineer specializing in VPN and crypto technologies. The crew talks about Flex VPN and the new IKEv2 technology. | 12 9 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
11 |
Cisco Live! 2012 San Diego | The podcast team returns to Cisco Live! in San Diego to give presentations, deliver lab trainings, and tape an episode of the Cisco TAC Security Podcast! The team talks to several customers about topics such as ASA VPN Client to Anyconnect migration, IPv6 use at Cisco Live, and much more. | 22 8 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
12 |
The History of the PIX | Jay and David discuss the history of the PIX platform. Topics include the different PIX hardware types, how the software changed over time, the motivation for some of the features that were added, and also how the history of the Firewall Services Module, PIX and ASA are intertwined. | 14 6 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
13 |
IOS Embedded Event Manager (EEM) | Special guest Joe Clarke discusses the capabilities of IOS Embedded Event Manager. The panel discusses some very interesting use cases for EEM, and how it can be used to add new features to IOS as well as aid in troubleshooting complex network problems. A special listener challenge is given at the end of the show! | 22 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
14 |
Troubleshooting IPSec VPNs | Special guests Wen Zhang (Cisco TAC) and returning guest Jay Young Taylor (Cisco TAC) discuss the methodologies and approaches to troubleshooting IPSec VPN problems. The team discusses the best way to use show commands, debug output, and troubleshooting tools to get your VPN tunnels up and passing traffic! | 6 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
15 |
Understanding DMVPN and GETVPN | Special guests Wen Zhang (Cisco TAC) and returning guest Jay Young Taylor (Cisco TAC) discuss the differences between the DMVPN and GETVPN technologies. Deployment scenarios, as well as case studies and common customer TAC cases are discussed. | 27 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
16 |
The Cisco Identity Services Engine | Special guests Jesse Dubois (Cisco TAC) and Aaron Woland (Cisco TrustSec Engineer) talk with the team about the new Cisco Identity Services Engine. The discussion provides an overview of the ISE solution, deployment best practices and common problems, and hot issues and troubleshooting techniques, as well as monitoring. | 5 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
17 |
The Cisco ASA Services Module | This episode features discussion about the new Cisco ASA Services Module (ASASM). Topics discussed include the hardware architecture differences between the ASASM and the Firewall Services Module (FWSM), new features introduced with the ASASM, and FWSM to ASASM migration tools and strategies. | 21 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
18 |
How Cisco uses the Web Security Appliance to protect its network | Jeff Bollinger (Cisco Information Security Investigator), and Zack Shaikh (Cisco TAC engineer specializing in the Ironport Web Security Appliance) join the panel for a discussion about the WSA product. Then Jeff shares how Cisco is dploying WSAs to protect its own network from threats on the web, and some lessons he's learned along the way. | 8 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
19 |
Cisco Live! Las Vegas 2011 | The podcast team brought their recording equipment along to Cisco Live! in Las Vegas to talk to Cisco customers about their impressions of Cisco Live and some of the classes they are taking, and also how they use Cisco security products. | 3 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
20 |
This Week In TAC! | This episode features discussion about interesting customer TAC cases that were tackled this week by the Firewall team in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. Rama Darbha walks us through a problem with CPU HOGS and SNMP monitoring on an ASA. Justin Betz discusses a DHCP-Relay problem caused by a NAT translation issue on a FWSM. Mike Robertson discusses a FWSM issue where a UDP network attack was taking place, and David White Jr. discusses how he determined what extra padding data was being added to ICMP packets that were so small they violated a RFC. | 6 6 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
21 |
Troubleshooting the NAC Appliance | This episode focuses on the Network Admission Control (NAC) appliance, with special guest Nevin Absher from the Cisco AAA TAC Team in RTP, NC. The discussion starts with a basic introduction to how network administrators can use the NAC appliance to control access to the network in various deployment scenarios. The discussion then moves to NAC deployment and operation best practices as well as specific issues that some administrators encounter when deploying the solution, and how to avoid them. NAC troubleshooting methodologies and techniques are also discussed. | 3 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
22 |
Useful Cisco ASA and IPS Commands and Features You Might Not Know About | In this episode the team highlights some of their favorite Cisco ASA and IPS one-line commands, and explain when to use them and how to interpret the output. In the show notes for the episode, we give sample output for each command. | 19 4 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
23 |
Answering Questions From The Cisco Support Community | The panel discusses the Cisco Support Community and the benefits it offers to Cisco customers, partners, and Cisco employees. Online discussions, collaborating on technical documents, as well as blogs and technical videos are discussed. Then, the group answers interesting questions raised by the community about the Cisco Advanced Security Appliance and Intrusion Prevention System. | 28 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
24 |
Mitigating a SQL attack with ASA, IPS and IOS Firewall | The panel discusses the concept of a SQL Injection Attack, and explains how this type of attack can be mitigated using the Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA), Cisco Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) and Cisco Zone-Based IOS Firewall (IOS Firewall). A real-world proof of concept is discussed, along with specifics about the various configurations required to stop the attack. | 1 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
25 |
Using Certificates on the ASA and IOS platforms | This episode is all about digital certificates and how they can be used on the ASA and IOS platforms. The discussion starts with the basic concepts behind certificates and PKI, as well as the motivations for using certificate authentication. The discussion continues with best practices (such as backing up keypairs and trustpoints) and common customer problems and TAC cases. | 12 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
26 |
TCP connections through the ASA and FWSM | This episode focuses on TCP connections through the ASA and FWSM platforms. The panel discusses the TCP security checks performed by the Cisco firewalls and how to modify the TCP settings to adjust the firewall behavior for specific network conditions. TCP throughput optimization, techniques for monitoring TCP connections, and some common TAC issues are also discussed. | 28 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
27 |
HTTP filtering on the ASA | The panel discusses the http filtering capabilities of the ASA platform including custom http inspection, url-filtering, wccp configuration and the Content Security Control (CSC) Module configuration and troubleshooting. | 26 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
28 |
Securing Cisco Routers | Learn how to increase the security of Cisco routers. The panel discusses operational best practices and use of features such as authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA), control-plane policing, syslogging, configuration archiving, password types and Cisco IOS Embedded eEvent Manager. | 11 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
29 |
ASA Anyconnect VPN | The ASA AnyConnect client is the next evolution in Remote Access VPN connectivity. In this episode the panel discusses the advantages of the AnyConnect client, strategies for migrating from the IPSec VPN client to AnyConnect, and package deployment tips. Additional topics include troubleshooting techniques, common AnyConnect problems, and methods for monitoring AnyConnect usage. | 5 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
30 |
ASA Version 8.3 | The panel discusses the features introduced with the new Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) version 8.3. Information about the differences between 8.3 and previous versions, new memory requirements for version 8.3, as well as information about the upgrade process are discussed. | 19 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
31 |
Multiple context mode on the ASA and FWSM platforms | This episode features conversation about the multiple context mode available with the Firewall Services Module (FWSM) and Advanced Security Appliance (ASA) platforms. The pros and cons of multiple context mode are discussed, along with some common deployment scenarios, best practice design considerations, and issues faced by customers who contact the TAC. | 9 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
32 |
ASA Advanced Application Protocol Inspection | In this episode, the panel reviews the application protocol inspection features available on the ASA platform. The individual operation and features of the protocols are discussed. | 8 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
33 |
Monitoring Firewall Performance | The panel reviews techniques and methods for monitoring firewall performance and identifying performance problems. | 7 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
34 |
Tips for Taking the CCIE Security Exam | Learn helpful study techniques, time management, and test taking strategies for the CCIE Security Exam. | 16 12 09 | Free | View In iTunes |
35 |
Troubleshooting Firewall Failover, Part 2 | The panel of experts discusses the software version terminology and release process for the ASA, PIX and FWSM platforms. The episode then continues with part 2 of troubleshooting firewall failover. | 4 11 09 | Free | View In iTunes |
36 |
Troubleshooting Firewall Failover Part 1; Guest Omar Santos from PSIRT | Guest speaker Omar Santos from the Cisco PSIRT team discusses how Cisco handles product security vulnerabilities. Then the panel discusses the failover functionality of the ASA, PIX, and FWSM platforms in part one of our discussion of firewall failover, which spans two episodes. The next episode focuses on troubleshooting failover problems. | 1 10 09 | Free | View In iTunes |
37 |
Transparent Firewall Mode; Lifecycle of a TAC Case | In this episode, the panel discusses the lifecycle of a TAC service request, how customers can help expedite case resolution, and configuration and troubleshooting of transparent firewall mode on the ASA and FWSM platforms. | 10 8 09 | Free | View In iTunes |
38 |
New Features Introduced with ASA Version 8.2 | In this episode, TAC engineers discuss how they use the Cisco labs to solve customer service requests. New features introduced with ASA version 8.2 are also discussed. | 1 6 09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Using the Packet Capture Utility for Troubleshooting | In this episode, Cisco TAC engineers discuss the new RSS feed for customer issues currently being seen in the TAC. Learn how to resolve connectivity issues using the packet capture utility built in to the Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA), PIX Firewall, and Firewall Services Module (FWSM) platforms. | 29 5 09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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My dates are tentative, as air has not yet been purchased. We will be flying from west coast into and out of Burlington.
Arrive Burlington Sep 26, late evening. O/N there.
Sep 27 rent car and drive to Montreal, via Champlain islands,
3 nights in Montreal - see the sights of the city.
Sep 30 drive to Quebec City - stay there 4 nites. See the sights of the city, and at least one day drive NE along St Lawrence seaway.
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Oct 15 drive to Burlington
Oct 16 Home.
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But my first order of business was to determine route and timing, then start the reservation business.
Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
How does this fall foliage itinerary look? Comments/suggestions welcome.
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The plan overall looks outstanding. Excellent job!
I would recommend having a look Saint Gaundrens National Historic Site, a beautiful place to visit, especially during fall.
Personally, I'd cut a night from Woodstock and spend 3 nights in Southern NH & VT, where, almost always, the foliage is absolutely spectacular those dates, and Routes 9 and 7 are among the most scenic drives.
Or spend an extra day in the White Mountains, driving Routes 2 and 302, which also should be spectacular the dates you have chosen. Both are incredibly scenic and different in each direction. We actually prefer those two routes to the Kancamagus.
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North of Newport VT on the western shore of Lake Memphremagog, the Benedictine abbey of St. Benoit du Lac is a beautiful spot.
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On October 9th, instead of "Oct 9 explore area, possibly area south of White Mountains; Tamworth, Sandwich, Plymouth." I would suggest instead heading a bit North - spend the night in the quaint town of Jackson (8 miles from Conway), maybe dinner at Libby's in Gorham or Pizza at the Shannon Door Pub in Jackson if you wanted casual/close and then take Bear Notch Road in Bartlett down to the Kanc the next morning....
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Thanks everyone for your comments. They are appreciated; really.
I recently found several "best scenic drive" lists, and now am reconsidering. One of my big issues is trying to figure driving times. Like someone said, distances are short, but we don't want to rush from one "oh wow" to another. We want to wander a bit.
Like the Kanc road is what, about 38 miles. But how long should I figure? I know driving speed will be slow due to the road, but we will no doubt want to stop here and there to absorb and maybe take a little hike. So what? 2 hours, 3 hours? More?
Also, Stowe over Smugglers Notch. Short distance, but how much time. Probably questions that really can't be answered, cause everyone would have their own way of touring.
I also am resisting getting into too many one night hotel stands.
Anyway, that's what I'm dealing with right now. And I think I have pulled off south of White Mountains, and the Jackson idea is good, if only to drive to/through. Maybe only one night in Conway area.
In addition, I think I will start the whole thing maybe a day or two earlier. Say 22nd or so. Might give better odds for colors in north Vermont.
Thanks again, and if there are any more comments, please feel free to come on in. At the risk of getting confused, I would love more info. I don't think I need to stress this thing too much. Most of the inns I've looked at seem to offer suggested day trips.
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Looks great. I'm partial to the route thru Tamworth and Sandwich. Sandwich is a pretty little town that was settled in the 1700s. There are some mountain views but you're not at the elevation that the Kanc is and you are driving where people live, not a scenic mountain hwy. This is the area where sled dogs were raised and trained for polar expeditions. It's near Lake Winnipesaukee but very little commercial activity. But, there's a small agricultural fair in Center Sandwich on Columbus Day weekend. There will be heavy traffic around the fairgrounds but probably not what you'd think of as heavy traffic.
We drove the Kanc last Sept leaving Thornton (near Lincoln)and ending in North Conway. Can't remember the times but we spent a little time poking around shops then drove thru Tamworth etc to have lunch (lobster roll and onion rings) at the Red Hill Dairy in Moultonboro (just a take out place). We didn't stop to hike nor take photos.
I wouldn't stay 3 nights in Woodstock. But, if you do, make sure to tour the Simon Pierce building in Quechee even if you don't eat there. We spent a weekend in Quechee and it seemed like all the waitstaff everywhere we went was just waiting for ski season to begin. Woodstock is a tourist mecca so it's not my favorite area but it is a beautiful town with fun shops and nearby Billings Farm Museum.
If the weather is warm and you have a chance to go kayaking someplace, do it. A friend took me kayaking last summer for the first time on a river I've seen almost everyday for umpty-ump years but what a different view from the water. The river was low thanks to the drought. Very serene with people enjoying private sandy spots along the way.
The Champlain Islands are also a great choice. Plan on lunch at the end. I don't think there is much along the way. More like a step back in time (or take a picnic lunch).
I recently read "The Town that Food Saved" about Hardwick VT. It gives an in depth look into a community that is interdependent. Small, agricultural based businesses and different lifestyles.
I love Middlebury but you might find lodging more reasonably priced in Brandon. -
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The foliage festival in Vermont's northeast Kingdom has lots of good events if you are visiting during the week it takes place. This is usually the last week of september.
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We drive the Kanc every year during foliage season. Make sure you get one of the small maps they give at park headquarters so you know where to stop. Some spots are just scenic lookouts, some are short walks to a pond, waterfall, covered bridge, etc, and there are some hikes as well. I would allow 3-4 hours, more if you're taking a hike.
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Do you have reservations in Middlebury for Oct. 13 and 14? The reason I ask is that Oct. 14-16 is Fall Family Weekend at Middlebury College. The 13th hopefully will be no problem, but the 14th could be. A lovely B&B, whic is off the beaten track is the Whitford House in Addison, whic is a rural area west of Middlebury.
A day visit to Fort Ticonderoga is an easy trip from Middlebury, via the cable ferry in Shoreham.
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