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cPacket Provides Distributed, Line-Rate, Real-Time Packet Analysis
The core cPacket value proposition is that of deep packet inspection and analysis at line rate in a scalable, distributed manner. Rather than merely directing traffic to various tools for analysis by creating a visibility fabric, cPacket handles both the functions of visibility fabrics as well as traffic analysis tools.
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Savvius Insight Review
Recently, I had the opportunity to evaluate a Savvius Insight appliance. Like most freelance network professionals, much of my interaction with my clients’ networks is remote. This leaves me with fewer options for network analysis and troubleshooting, so I jumped at the chance to look at something that might fill that gap. The Hardware The appliance […]
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Savvius Insight Review
Recently, I had the opportunity to evaluate a Savvius Insight appliance. Like most freelance network professionals, much of my interaction with my clients’ networks is remote. This leaves me with fewer options for network analysis and troubleshooting, so I jumped at the chance to look at something that might fill that gap. The Hardware The appliance […]
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Badu Networks WarpGateway Improves Internet for Wifi
Badu Networks WarpGateway is a TCP proxy appliance improving Internet performance for wireless clients.
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Badu Networks WarpGateway Improves Internet for Wifi
Badu Networks WarpGateway is a TCP proxy appliance improving Internet performance for wireless clients.
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How To Build Your Certification Roadmap
Certifications happen when you break them down into their component parts and take them on one at a time. This 11-point methodology helped me complete several certifications. I hope it might help you too.
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How To Build Your Certification Roadmap
Certifications happen when you break them down into their component parts and take them on one at a time. This 11-point methodology helped me complete several certifications. I hope it might help you too.
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Intel’s Network Ambitions
Intel is aggressively positioning itself to become the dominant platform for virtual networking and NFV. That’s my takeaway from Intel Cloud Day.
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Intel’s Network Ambitions
Intel is aggressively positioning itself to become the dominant platform for virtual networking and NFV. That’s my takeaway from Intel Cloud Day.
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Brocade Acquires Ruckus Wireless To Tap WLAN Growth
Brocade will acquire Ruckus Wireless, which sells WLAN hardware and software for enterprises and carriers, to tap into the growth of wireless networking.
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Brocade Acquires Ruckus Wireless To Tap WLAN Growth
Brocade will acquire Ruckus Wireless, which sells WLAN hardware and software for enterprises and carriers, to tap into the growth of wireless networking.
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Ethernet Roadmap 2016 – Ethernet Alliance
The IEEE 802.3 committee isn’t very good at getting standards work completed so there is a pre-standards body called the Ethernet Alliance. Its like a “pre-meeting meeting” (yes, we have all had those) for Ethernet standards where vendors thrash out most of the obvious stuff so that the committee has less work to consider and, theoretically, should […]
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Ethernet Roadmap 2016 – Ethernet Alliance
The IEEE 802.3 committee isn’t very good at getting standards work completed so there is a pre-standards body called the Ethernet Alliance. Its like a “pre-meeting meeting” (yes, we have all had those) for Ethernet standards where vendors thrash out most of the obvious stuff so that the committee has less work to consider and, theoretically, should […]
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Intel Cloud Day Preview
I’m heading to the Intel Cloud Day event courtesy of Tech Field Day. Intel will provide details on its efforts to build software-defined infrastructure for the cloud, including NFV.
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Intel Cloud Day Preview
I’m heading to the Intel Cloud Day event courtesy of Tech Field Day. Intel will provide details on its efforts to build software-defined infrastructure for the cloud, including NFV.
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Multipathing With NFS4.1 And KVM
Today, we’re going to talk about performance and especially network performance. The main goal of this article is to present to you a way to boost progressively your network bandwidth at minor costs. Welcome to the wonderful world of the multipathing! We can define the multipathing as a method to use more than one way […]
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Multipathing With NFS4.1 And KVM
Today, we’re going to talk about performance and especially network performance. The main goal of this article is to present to you a way to boost progressively your network bandwidth at minor costs. Welcome to the wonderful world of the multipathing! We can define the multipathing as a method to use more than one way […]
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United States Hosts 72% Of Compromised DNS Domains
A recent report from Infoblox says the U.S. far and away hosted the largest number of domains that were used “for hosting and launching attacks using malicious DNS infrastructure” in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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United States Hosts 72% Of Compromised DNS Domains
A recent report from Infoblox says the U.S. far and away hosted the largest number of domains that were used “for hosting and launching attacks using malicious DNS infrastructure” in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Change Control: Embrace the Red Tape
Change control isn’t so bad. With the underlying goal of risk mitigation, good change control can save a network engineer from the dreaded resume generating event we sweat over during cutovers. Change management frameworks such as ITIL layer an element of bureaucracy over network operations to provide a basis for a quantitative approach to IT […]
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