It solved issues from connecting CallTower's services to the public Internet.
It provides three ways for enterprises to use Cisco-Viptela.
The vendors collaborated with ONF on a CORD-ready platform.
Large-scale enterprises need to feel more comfortable before adoption can boom.
Ash Ball, a young person in Australia, is working to end cyberbullying as part of the Project Rockit team. Ball, one of the Internet Society’s 25 Under 25 awardees, says he believes that it’s important to empower the younger generation to step in when they see someone being harassed online.
That message is especially important today, which is Safer Internet Day, a call to action to make the Internet safer for everyone.
Linda Patiño is another 25 Under 25 awardee leading the charge. “I was a victim of online harassment, receiving kidnapping and rape threats,” she says. Patiño’s work with the Colombia-based organization Colnodo uses ICTs to promote Internet safety and gender equality. “A tool can be so harmful. I enter this world [of activism] so other girls know they are not alone, that we are creating things to help them get through this. Even though these tools have serious impacts, we are doing good change” in the world.
We all have the power to help make the Internet a more welcoming and accessible place, but Ash Ball and Linda Patiño show that it’s a Continue reading
Paul Vixie joins us on the History of Networking to talk about the spread of the DNS system—like a virus through the body network. All those radios in the background at a bit of history; Paul is an Amateur Radio Operator of many years, though, like me, he is not as active as he used to be in this realm.
The Google ad-blocker is that isn’t an ad blocker. Unsurprisingly.
It's not standards work so much as it is end-to-end testing.
Enterprise network teams are "unwilling co-conspirators" in holding back network transformation, research firm says.
Once again, why bother implementing IT Security when there is no downside.
In this Network Collective Short Take, Jordan shares his thoughts on the biggest current industry buzzword – Intent Based Networking. Is it real? Is it innovative? Should you be paying attention or rolling your eyes?
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Interop ITX expert Scott Lowe explains the growing demand for infrastructure generalists.
When something simple goes wrong, frustration is never proportionate to the anticipated ease.
On Ubuntu 16.04 on a Fresh install, I came across this cracker.
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:git-core/ppa Cannot add PPA: 'ppa:~git-core/ubuntu/ppa'. ERROR: '~git-core' user or team does not exist.
Ok. Must be a typo. After spending twenty seconds or so on this, which is still way too long to be looking for typos on something so simple, it isn’t a typo.
This information comes straight out of the
gitcommunity. Pun intended; what a git.
After cracking some knuckles and blowing warm air on my finger tips, I went on the hunt for a fix.
Most of the Google results for this issue gravitates around proxy devices interfering with the traffic. Being on corporate wifi, this is entirely possible.
After tethering to my cell phone, rebooting the OS and clearing out some caches, the issue persisted. Adding the sources to
aptmanually also failed.
There is always more than one way to skin a cat and in my case, installing via package cloud worked.
curl -s https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/github/git-lfs/script.deb.sh | sudo bash sudo apt-get install git-lfs
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