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Cloud-Native Networks Are Here To Stay: Get Certified To Succeed
The following post is by DriveNets. We thank DriveNets for being a sponsor. At service providers and network operators, demand for new and talented staff is on the rise, but with the ongoing move to software-based approaches and the cloudification of networks, the types of skills they are now seeking is changing. So in line […]
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Make The Most Of 5G/LTE SD-WAN Links With Fortinet Wireless WAN Gateways
Fortinet's FortiExtender cellular gateways support multiple LTE or 5G connections. The FortiExtender can be placed in the best physical location to get a mobile signal, and then tied back into an SD-WAN appliance to provide an active link or failover option in an SD-WAN deployment.
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How Fortinet Stitches Together An Intelligent LAN
Fortinet customers can leverage AI/ML and a simplified NAC solution to get a more performant and secure LAN at both the core and edge. Here's how.
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NVIDIA GTC: A Free Virtual Event For IT Pros, November 8-11
NVIDIA is hosting a free virtual conference, NVIDIA GTC, November 8-11, 2021. Attendees can choose from over 500 sessions led by industry experts on deep learning, HPC, the data center, networking, and more.
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The Three Key Factors For a Successful SD-WAN Project
Aruba Networks has collected customer best practices and guidance on what it takes for a successful SD-WAN implementation. Those stories and best practices have been captured in a new eBook from Aruba, available now.
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Prisma Access 2.0 Enables Painless Migration From Hardware Web Proxies
This guest post is by Drew Conry-Murray on behalf of Palo Alto Networks. We thank Palo Alto Networks for being a sponsor. Prisma Access, which delivers security services via the cloud, has added an explicit proxy feature in the 2.0 version. This feature can help companies migrate off of hardware-based proxies while still protecting Web […]
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SONiC’s Next Home: The SmartNIC Data Processing Unit (DPU)
This guest post is by Ihab Tarazi, Sr. VP and Networking CTO at Dell Technologies. We thank Dell Technologies for being a sponsor. It’s an exciting time to be a part of today’s networking evolution where all the pieces are finally falling into place to help us truly realize a software-defined network. SONiC is an […]
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Automate SD-WAN Connections To AWS With Palo Alto Networks Prisma SD-WAN
Palo Alto Networks CloudBlades and AWS Transit Gateway Connect can automate the setup of SD-WAN networks from branch offices to the public cloud. Here's how.
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Modernize Network Security With Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access
Prisma Access, from Palo Alto Networks, combines security and access capabilities including CASB, FWaaS, and Zero Trust into a single, cloud-delivered service. Prisma Access can help enterprises provide a secure, high-performance experience for their remote workforces.
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How Smart Routing Enables Distributed Transformation For Remote Locations
Learn how smart routing can enable distributed transformation for even the most remote locations through session migration, duplication, and optimization.How Software Enables Flexible Infrastructure For Digital Transformation
Learn how 128 Technology's software-based networking can become your framework for digital transformation.Adopting Open Source Is About Integration, Not Programming
Adopting open source is about integration, not programming.The VPLS & MPLS IP VPN Buyers Field Guide
VPLS & MPLS IP VPN Procurement step by step – every IT Managers key area documented.
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SDN: What Small and Mid-Sized Businesses Need to Know in 2015
Guest blogger Alex Hoff is the VP of Product Management at Auvik Networks, a cloud-based SaaS that makes it dramatically easier for small and mid-sized businesses to manage their networks. Our thanks to Auvik for sponsoring the Packet Pushers community blog today. It’s January and the network industry pundits are calling for 2015 to be the […]
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Transit vs peering: what makes sense when?
Iljitsch van Beijnum, Network Engineer and author, is our guest blogger today with a post about peering sponsored by Noction Intelligent Routing Platform. Most farmers most of the time sell their produce to super market chains. Most consumers most of the time buy their produce from super market chains. Alternatively, some farmers bring their produce […]
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4 Inevitable Questions When Joining a Monitoring Group, Pt.3
Leon Adato, Technical Product Marketing Manager with SolarWinds is our guest blogger today, with a sponsored post — the third in a four-part series on the topic of alerting. In the last two posts in this series, I described two of the four (ok, really five) questions that monitoring professionals are frequently asked: Why did […]
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4 Inevitable Questions When Joining a Monitoring Group, Pt. 2
Leon Adato, Technical Product Marketing Manager with SolarWinds is our guest blogger today, with a sponsored post in a four-part series on the topic of alerting. In the first part of this series, Leon explained how to answer the first of four (ok, really 5) questions that monitoring professionals are inevitably asked once they join […]
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Stop Doing Post Mortems & Root Cause Analysis With indeni
Indeni has technology that can predict known types of network failures using pre-mortem analysis.
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4 Inevitable Questions When Joining a Monitoring Group, Pt. 1
Leon Adato, Technical Product Marketing Manager with SolarWinds is our guest blogger today, with a sponsored post on the topic of alerting. The Four Questions For people who are interested in monitoring, there is a leap that you make when you go from watching systems that YOU care about, to monitoring systems that other people […]
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SDN, Network Virtualization and Hypervisors
Packet Pushers sponsor Pluribus Networks sent along Robert Drost to bring us this blog post. He’s a pretty interesting guy. Robert Drost was a Sr. Distinguished Engineer and Director of Advanced Hardware at Sun Microsystems. Robert has extensive hardware experience, including over 90 patents and a 17 year career in high-performance computing systems. Among other recognitions, […]
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