Author Archives: Greg Ferro
Author Archives: Greg Ferro
Fortinet sponsors today's Heavy Networking podcast. You probably know Fortinet as a firewall company, but today's conversation focuses on Fortinet's secure SD-WAN capabilities. Fortinet guests Nirav Shah, senior director of products and solutions; and Alex Samonte, director of technical architecture come on the podcast to talk about key SD-WAN features, how SD-WAN is evolving, the role of SD-WAN in cloud access, and more.
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Will we see the return of 2 Beer Networking ?
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Showing the path helps you walk it
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word trademark salad
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I will be flying into San Jose early for TFD20. Most likely this is the only time I will be in the area over the next six to twelve months.
The post Meet Me in San Jose Next Week 3/4/5 Nov. appeared first on EtherealMind.
Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are trying to sell SD-WAN services by convincing you that you don't have the staff, training, or competence to operate an SD-WAN. On today's Heavy Networking, Greg Ferro and Ethan Banks pick this argument apart to see if there's anything to it.
The post Heavy Networking 483: SD-WAN Incompetence, Myths, And Fallacies appeared first on Packet Pushers.
The research shows that, yes, its mostly luck
The post Are Successful CEOs Just Lucky? appeared first on EtherealMind.
ready to replace chrome with firefox
The post Dramatically reduced power usage in Firefox 70 on macOS with Core Animation – Mozilla Gfx Team Blog appeared first on EtherealMind.
trialing a youtubes livestream. Why ? Because mumble mumble something something
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Today's Heavy Networking tries to leak some of the hot air out of the term "digital transformation" to see what this term really means for IT and the business, and what the impact of transformation might be on engineers responsible for such initiatives. Our guests are Paul Beyer, Infrastructure Architect; Tobias Metz, Consultant Network Engineering & Training Coordinator; and Emma Cardinal-Richards, Senior Network Architect.
The post Heavy Networking 480: WTF Is Digital Transformation? appeared first on Packet Pushers.
On today's sponsored Heavy Networking, we talk with Juniper Networks and Corero about how they've partnered on a unique solution to thwart DDoS attacks at the network edge using Juniper's MX routers and Corero's SmartWall Threat Defense Director (TDD). The solution can be used by service providers, enterprises, and in the cloud. Our guests are Ashley Stephenson, CEO of Corero; and Mark Denny, Product Manager, Senior Staff at Juniper Networks.
The post Heavy Networking 479: Scaling Up Your DDoS Protection With Juniper Networks And Corero (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Available for meetings
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Today's Tech Bytes podcast looks at how to implement sensible network segmentation to ensure compliance with security policies and accelerate business agility. Tufin is our sponsor, and we speak with guest Sagi Bar-Zvi, Strategic Pre-Sales Manager at Tufin.
The post Tech Bytes: Implementing Sensible Network Segmentation With Tufin (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Today's Heavy Networking show is sponsored by Cradlepoint, which provides wireless WAN networking. Our guest Marc Bresniker, VP of Product Management, joins us to discuss using LTE for WAN connections including IoT, and to explore the benefits of using Cradlepoint's LTE solutions as part of your SD-WAN strategy.
The post Heavy Networking 478: Leveraging LTE For SD-WAN With Cradlepoint (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
remove the MacOS Catalina whining and nagging
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Don't underestimate engineers. They are smarter than people comprehend.
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Convincing research that wireless chargers aren't good (yet)
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