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Senseless Wifi Sense
Pardon me while I rant. This week, the world seems to have gone a little more insane. I’ve upgraded to Win10 over the weekend — after figuring out how to get my Wacom pad to work in some sort of reasonable manner (the Wacom drivers don’t really like the touchscreen drivers that don’t really like […]
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Network Documentation Series: Port Mapping
In this post, I will be doing a brief commentary on creating and maintaining a physical port mapping spreadsheet. A port mapping spreadsheet is useful for keeping track of used/available ports on your network equipment, thoroughly documenting to which remote device each port connects, and generating configuration scripts to update port descriptions on the equipment. […]
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Did You Forget About Midokura? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t
Midokura partners with Fujitsu to be the network virtualization component in Fujitsu's OpenStack offering. Fujitsu will replace the Open vSwitch plugin in Neutron with Midokura's MidoNet.
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HTIRW: NOG World
Network Operators Groups (NOGs) are integral to the running of the Internet. They're also great resource for network engineers. Providers tend to build large, complex networks, and they are generally very open about sharing how they're doing it -- from tools to techniques to equipment to processes.
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Startup Radar: Verilume Builds Private Clouds From Spare Capacity
Startup Verilume uses OpenStack, Ceph, and proprietary software to assemble private clouds and Hadoop clusters from spare capacity in VMware environments. The product targets developers and data scientists.
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Yet Another Blog About Segment Routing, Part2 : TI-LFA
In this post we will be looking at Topology Independent LFA aka TI-LFA. We will also compare TI-LFA with LFA, rLFA and TE-FRR.
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Virtually Artificial
Our embrace of the virtually artificial and how it's holding us back.
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You Decide
You decide; a strong view on the the future of careers in networking and the choice we all face.
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Dual Stack Routed Access Layer With OSPF Design Guide
This is a design guide for an enterprise deployment of a dual stack, routed access layer using OSPF as the routing protocol, with a fully routed ECMP core.
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Interviewing for the “Ideal Candidate”: Looking for “Nerdvana”
My ideal job candidate would be someone who ends up being an all around win/win/win. A win for them, a win for their future co-workers and the team as a whole, and a win for the customers.
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Startup Radar: Fiber Mountain Blends Optics & SDN For Data Center Efficiency
The startup Fiber Mountain aims to make data center networks more flexible and efficient using a combination of fiber optics and SDN.
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Knowing Stuff
Knowledge comes from many sources. If you're curious and persistent, you can learn what you need to know
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