LiveAction Forms Service Provider Business Unit with LivingObjects Team and Tech
The LivingObjects founder and CEO will oversee the new LiveAction business unit.
Telefónica Selects CA Technologies for API Management
The deployment is part of the telco's digital transformation efforts.
5G Will Take its First Step Toward Standardization This Week
But Verizon and KT are still pushing ahead with pre-standard 5G.
IDC Predicts the vCPE and uCPE Market to Reach $3B by 2021
The vCPE software market is expected to grow at a 68.3 percent CAGR.
Open networking drives forward with Cumulus Linux 3.5
‘Tis the season for spreading holiday cheer! As mentioned a few weeks ago, we at Cumulus feel so thankful for all the great success in 2017. Our focus and stated goal has been to disrupt and transform the future of networking. We are pioneering a new generation of hyper-scale, automated and open networks designed to drive network agility in an era of digital transformation.
As 2017 comes to a close, we know many of you are excited to celebrate the holidays. We’d like to give you even more to cheer for this season by announcing a few exciting enhancements to Cumulus Linux with our 3.5 release — all designed to help you create an agile, open network that gives you the web-scale benefits of automation, interoperability, cost savings and choice.
In our new release of Cumulus Linux 3.5, we bring you the following open networking benefits:
The industry’s most comprehensive VXLAN routing suite
Most legacy vendors offer either asymmetric routing or symmetric routing. For comparison, Cisco and Arista implement their VXLAN routing solution using symmetric mode. Juniper implements its VXLAN routing solution using asymmetric mode and some symmetric. With these different routing solutions, these vendor switches can’t operate Continue reading
The Network in 2018: Cloud, Containers, and Connections
Here's what to expect in enterprise networking in the coming year.
Salt Deep Dive on Building Network Automation Solutions Online Course
In the first few sessions of the Building Network Automation Solutions online course we used Ansible as the tool-of-choice because it’s the easiest automation tool to get started with. Now that we’ve established the baseline, it’s time to explore the alternatives.
In a live session on February 27th 2018, Mircea Ulinic will describe Salt, an open source, general-purpose event-driven automation framework that we briefly discussed in Episode 77 of Software Gone Wild podcast.
Read more ...BiB 20: Broadcom Tomahawk 3 Announced With 32x400G ports
Holy cow. Broadcom Tomahawk 3 is a 32 x 400G ASIC at lower power, latency and reduced cost/100G speed. Built for the cloud it signals the next generation of 200G/400G Ethernet is on its way.
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Introduction to Client VPN
Today I am going to talk about another important topic as many of you already requested to write something on the Client VPN technology. Client VPN is a tunnelling protocol and you can say that client VPN service uses the L2TP tunneling protocol and can be deployed without any additional software on PCs, Macs, iOS devices, and Android devices, since all of these operating systems natively support L2TP VPN connections.
Before I will start with the Client VPN, I would like to tell you guys that we have our own youtube channel for various network videos that can further help you guys to study further. I will going to add many more videos soon on the channel, Please subscribe to the channel for the study network related videos.
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As i told that it is tunnelling protocol and i wrote some of the articles earlier on the various protocols like DMVPN, IPSEC and other. Please go through the below link to understand these as well if you want to have a look on that.
Introduction to Metro Ethernet
Today I am going to talk about Metro Ethernet. There are lot of people who wants to understand what actually metro ethernet services are and why we are taking these kinds of services. We will come up with your queries one by one and will also describe in this article why service providers are providing metro ethernet services to the customers.
Before I will start with the information on Metro Ethernet, I would like to tell you guys that we have our own youtube channel for various network videos that can further help you guys to study further. I will going to add many more videos soon on the channel, Please subscribe to the channel for the study network related videos.
Before I will start with the information on Metro Ethernet, I would like to tell you guys that we have our own youtube channel for various network videos that can further help you guys to study further. I will going to add many more videos soon on the channel, Please subscribe to the channel for the study network related videos.
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Background
Metro Ethernet services are now offered by a wide range of service providers. Some providers have extended Ethernet services beyond the metropolitan area and across the wide area. Thousands of subscribers already use Ethernet services and their numbers are growing rapidly. These subscribers have been attracted by the benefits of Ethernet services.
Ethernet services are provided over a standard, widely available and well-understood Ethernet interface. Virtually all networking Continue reading
Starting a new BCOP – “How to run and protect an email server on IPv6”
After the recent series of technical Best Current Operational Practices (BCOP) documents that we initiated and co-authored, it’s time for new one. This time on how to run an incoming email server on IPv6 and survive!
Back in 2010 we started the IPv6 series of BCOP documents, starting with the popular RIPE-501 that was superseded by the even more popular RIPE-554 that discusses how to specify IPv6 functionality and compliance when ordering ICT equipment. This document emerged from listening to the Internet community that is deploying IPv6, and figuring out the common problems in order to come up with recommendations on how to solve them.
The next most common issue that we heard about, was that helpdesks of network operators would melt down if they deployed IPv6 to their end customers as they don’t know anything about IPv6. So we built an online tool and wrote some helpdesk procedures on how to troubleshoot IPv6 issues when users call them – resulting in another useful document that was published as RIPE-631.
After addressing this, we then repeatedly heard questions about what size of IPv6 prefixes should be given to end-users and should it be assigned statically or dynamically. We therefore put Continue reading
Enterprise Security Spending Will Total $96.3B in 2018, Gartner Says
Companies are using multiple tools, leading to vendor fatigue and complex security environments.