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Tech Bytes: Aruba Networks AIOps Get More Features and Functions

Aruba Networks is announcing new capabilities in its Aruba Central platform that leverage machine learning to do things like provide insights into clients on the network, recommend firmware for the best AP performance, and enable natural language queries in languages other than English.

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Is Automation A Full-Time Career?

This post originally appeared on the Packet Pushers’ now-defunct Ignition site on September 17, 2019.   I have a lot of respect for people who focus on network automation and the people at Network To Code are top notch at helping and giving to open source. However, I do mostly disagree with this take on […]

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Heavy Networking 639: Juniper Cloud Metro Boosts Metro Performance, Efficiency And Sustainability (Sponsored)

In today’s sponsored Heavy Networking podcast we dive into Juniper Cloud Metro, which includes new appliances, software, and integrations with other Juniper services to address the entire business of ownership and operations. Our guests are Kanika Atri, Sr. Director, Product Management; and Tim Pennell, Sr. Director, Product Management.

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Heavy Networking 639: Juniper Cloud Metro Boosts Metro Performance, Efficiency And Sustainability (Sponsored)

In today’s sponsored Heavy Networking podcast we dive into Juniper Cloud Metro, which includes new appliances, software, and integrations with other Juniper services to address the entire business of ownership and operations. Our guests are Kanika Atri, Sr. Director, Product Management; and Tim Pennell, Sr. Director, Product Management.

The Best Outcome Of Automation? Visibility

This post originally appeared on the Packet Pushers’ now-defunct Ignition site on October 28, 2019.   I was recently asked a question about the best business outcome of automation. My immediate thought was improved speed of operations by mechanizing operational tasks, like automated software upgrades, creating VLANs, updating ACLs or routing, and so forth. This […]

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Is Security A Feature Or A Product?

This post originally appeared on the Packet Pushers’ Ignition site on July 9, 2019. Premise: I would be cautious about a vendor who sells security as a product or a critical/primary feature. Security-as-a-product is coming to an end. We need to return to making the things we already have work efficiently. There is only so […]

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Possible Impacts Of Covid-19 On Data Networking

This post originally appeared on the Packet Pushers’ Ignition site on April 22, 2020.   In this post I review what might happen to networking when we return to work. We won’t return to normal, but we will be back at work. To start, here are nine ideas about the pandemic’s impact, divided into two […]

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Analysis: Will Your Security Infrastructure Be Determined By Your Cyberinsurance?

This post originally appeared on the Packet Pushers’ now-defunct Ignition site on October 1, 2019.   Insurance companies that offer cyberinsurance policies are looking at ways to reduce their risk (and improve profit margins) by discounting for companies that deploy reviewed and approved technologies. Company executives will make decisions about the cost and value of […]

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