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Peering: reflections about IP Interconnection from the GPF
83% of the current Transatlantic capacity is used mega cloud co's
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A List Of What Makes WiFi 6 Technically Better ?
List of technical features that matter
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On 5G Cars, P2P and Networking Requirements for the Eurpopean Commission
What is the value of P2P networking from telcos ? Answer: NONE.
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BiB 075 : Looking at Cumulus NetQ 2 Announcements
Quick review of Cumulus NETQ, an SDN tool for analytics and operation of your network.
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Insider Threats and Facebook’s Poor Password Management
Storing passwords in clear text is a bonanza for insider threats. Who knows what they got ?
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RSS and Medium blogs
Because RSS is best way to get information
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Termshark
A terminal UI for tshark, inspired by Wireshark
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Your Job and EOL Products
Don't bet on products, bet on skills and knowledge
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Gluware and Packet Pushers Live Event In New York – Please Join Us
Live in New York on May 14
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Boiling the Frog is a Falsehood
Like most business management truths, its plain wrong.
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Heavy Networking 442: The Source Of Truth Shall Set You Free (To Automate)
On today's Heavy Networking we explore how to build a source of truth for networking devices as a foundation for automation. Our guests Damien Garros and Adam Mills of Roblox share their real-world experiences developing sources of truth using Netbox and Git as part of a company-wide automation effort.
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Response: BYO Branch NFV
his thread on Reddit/r/networking about building your own branch NFV caught my interest
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The High-Performance Network (Cloud Next ’19) – YouTube
Presentation on Google's internal network from the show floor
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Blessay: Should I Use PVST or MSTP ? And Why.
TLDR: MSTP is generally the right choice unless you know why you shouldn’t. Here's why.
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Heavy Networking 438: VMware NSX Evolution For Cloud Networking And Security (Sponsored)
Today's Heavy Networking, sponsored by VMware, dives into the latest security features in NSX-T, and examines how NSX is expanding from the data center to the WAN and the cloud. We also hear from NSX customer Sky UK about how NSX helps bridge the gap between infrastructure and developer teams.
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I Won’t Be Making Cat8 Cables
Couple of things from watching these vendor videos on making Cat8A cable in the field: Cat 8 cable is very thick and not going to bend much inside the rack. The typical bend radius for a shielded category cable is 8 times the cables outside diameter. This is to ensure the shield and the relationship […]
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Four Things We Should Change About Networking
What do I consider important for the next generation of networking
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Computer Networks: A Systems Approach – free textbook
Free (as in Freedom) Computer Textbook for Computer Networking
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BlueHat IL 2019 – Andrew “bunnie” Huang – Supply Chain Security
Must watch on supply chain and where our technology comes from
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Heavy Networking 436: Will QUIC Collapse The Internet?
Will the new QUIC protocol cause the Internet to collapse? Today's Heavy Networking episode tackles this question with guest Christian Huitema. QUIC is an emerging transport protocol that promises advances over TCP and the ability to innovate quickly, but could--possibly--set off an arms race as developers try to game congestion algorithms to their own benefit.
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