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BGP Route Reflection diagram

I had plans to cover Nokia (Alcatel-Lucent) BGP Route Reflectors (BGP RR) in a full-featured post, but… But a lot of new stuff suddenly hit me as I joined Nuage Networks team. Ok, lyrics aside, during my preparation for BGP exam I noticed that BGP route reflectors behavior defined throughout several chapters and there was no

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Why does Richard Stallman and the Free Software Foundation get so much hate?

Over on the Linux section of Reddit, someone asked the following question: “Within the community, there seems to be many people that dislike the Free Software Foundation, the GNU Project, and Richard Stallman, being the leader of them both. Why is this? I am unable to understand this; I value free software and the aforementioned people that have made it possible, and I do not understand why they get as much hate as they do.” It’s a good question.Within the open source and free software worlds, Stallman (and the Free Software Foundation—the FSF) hold an almost deity-like position in the hearts of many. For other people, well, they have the exact opposite feeling towards the man.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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CloudGenix Connects its SD-WAN to Data Center Apps

Say hello to the Application-Defined Fabric.

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HPE Advances Data Analytics & Machine Learning

HPE claims 700% faster data loading.

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On the ‘net: BGP—the most successful virus

This Weekly Show episode was recorded live at IETF 96 in Berlin in July 2016. Greg Ferro and several guests discuss the state of routing protocols such as BGP, and explore different approaches to routing, like Facebook’s Open/R initiative. They also debate issues around telemetry, network disaggregation, and whether enterprises should participate in the IETF to influence vendor product development.

Listen to the podcast over at Packet Pushers

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Cisco Gets Into The Container Business

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Dynamic Network Slicing is the ‘Secret Sauce’ Behind 5G

Network slicing can be done in 4G networks, but it has limitations.

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29% off Huawei Stainless Steel Smartwatch with Black Suture Leather Strap – Deal Alert

Inspired by the classic designs of luxury watches, with cutting-edge technology, the Huawei Watch redefines what we’ve come to expect from a smartwatch. Developed as a statement piece rather than a smartphone for your wrist, it combines elegant craftsmanship with Android Wear, iOS and iPhone compatibility to deliver a new high-end standard for the category.  The 400x400 display delivers notifications, music from your phone, and more than 4,000 apps you can personalize and explore without being tethered to your phone – keeping you connected rather than distracted. With a variety of watch faces to choose from, it’s ready to pair with any ensemble or occasion. Whether you’re getting ready to walk down the aisle, hike up a mountain, or step into an important meeting, the Huawei Watch seamlessly fits any situation while tracking your movement with built-in heart rate monitoring and exercise pattern recognition.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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See you on Sept. 7th: Apple’s iPhone event is confirmed

Apple will take the wraps off the newest iPhone(s) and perhaps a second-gen Apple Watch at an event on Sept. 7 at 10 a.m. Pacific/1 p.m. Eastern. The venue is a standard Apple pick, San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. The invitation, which Apple emailed to media outlets on Monday morning, gives away absolutely nothing. “See you on the 7th,” it says. That’s it. But if history tells us anything, it’s that new iPhones are on deck next week. The invite’s colorful lights could be hinting at that incredible dual lens camera we’ve been hearing so much about, though maybe we’re just grasping there. The next-gen iPhone is also expected to ditch the headphone jack, a controversial decision if ever there was one.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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Everybody Wins – Collectively Connected

Remember when you travelled for business and were lucky if you got to stay in a hotel that had good cable, much less, Wi-Fi? Times have changed, and that’s no exaggeration. In today’s hotels, the Wi-Fi is free and much faster.

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New Dell Products Are Ready, Awaiting the EMC Deal

Deal is still on track for October, Michael Dell says.

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Worth Reading: Intel’s Snap

Scale is creating the demand for new enterprise tooling to better understand and manage ever disparate workloads across devices, cars, buildings, etc. There were examples of this trend in almost all of the IDF keynotes and sessions we attended as well as additional discussions that focused on how Snap, Grafana, and platforms such as Kubernetes serve as ways to manage workloads and lots of data. —The New Stack

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20%-31% off Select Sony Audio Products Through Sept 3 via Amazon – Deal Alert

Various Sony audio products are currently discounted at Amazon, and will remain discounted only through September 3rd. Some of the highlights are below: 31% off Sony SRSX11 Ultra-Portable Bluetooth Speaker 25% off Sony MDRXB650BT/R Extra Bass Bluetooth Headphones 21% off Sony STRDH130 2 Channel Stereo Receiver 26% off Sony NWE393/B 4GB Walkman MP3 Player 22% off Sony SSCS3 3-Way Floor-Standing Speaker 22% off Sony SACS9 10-Inch Active Subwoofer 24% off Sony SSCS5 3-Way 3-Driver Bookshelf Speaker System 20% off Sony HTCT790 Sound Bar with 4K and HDR Support See the table below for exact prices. Other models may be discounted as well, so be sure to look around once you visit and take advantage of the savings while they're here.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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Attackers deploy rogue proxies on computers to hijack HTTPS traffic

Security researchers have highlighted in recent months how the web proxy configuration in browsers and operating systems can be abused to steal sensitive user data. It seems that attackers are catching on.A new attack spotted and analyzed by malware researchers from Microsoft uses Word documents with malicious code that doesn't install traditional malware, but instead configures browsers to use a web proxy controlled by attackers.In addition to deploying rogue proxy settings, the attack also installs a self-signed root certificate on the system so that attackers can snoop on encrypted HTTPS traffic as it passes through their proxy servers.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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Attackers deploy rogue proxies on computers to hijack HTTPS traffic

Security researchers have highlighted in recent months how the web proxy configuration in browsers and operating systems can be abused to steal sensitive user data. It seems that attackers are catching on.A new attack spotted and analyzed by malware researchers from Microsoft uses Word documents with malicious code that doesn't install traditional malware, but instead configures browsers to use a web proxy controlled by attackers.In addition to deploying rogue proxy settings, the attack also installs a self-signed root certificate on the system so that attackers can snoop on encrypted HTTPS traffic as it passes through their proxy servers.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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Facebook axed human Trending News editors, algorithm immediately goes full-on FAIL

Hopefully you were not curious about why McChicken was trending on Twitter. If you checked it out and saw the graphic video of a man engaging in a sexual act with the McDonald’s sandwich, then you might have wished for a miracle cure to unsee it. @geraldtbh But Twitter was not the only place McChicken was trending; it was also trending on Facebook because it was going viral.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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Facebook axed human Trending News editors, algorithm immediately goes full-on FAIL

Hopefully you were not curious about why McChicken was trending on Twitter. If you checked it out and saw the graphic video of a man engaging in a sexual act with the McDonald’s sandwich, then you might have wished for a miracle cure to unsee it. @geraldtbh But Twitter was not the only place McChicken was trending; it was also trending on Facebook because it was going viral.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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We’re learning the wrong lessons from airline IT outages

This summer, multiple high-profile organizations have experienced embarrassing and financially costly business disruptions. The explanations and excuses for these service interruptions—delivered by company executives and Monday Morning Quarterbacks alike—fail to address the underlying cause of these issues: lack of rigorous senior management oversight. Southwest Airlines and Delta both experienced widespread consumer dissatisfaction and business outages over the last month due to what executives have blamed on equipment failures. Pundits blame the meltdowns on cobbled-together legacy infrastructure. Both miss the point. On July 20, 2016, Southwest Airlines IT systems went haywire due to a malfunctioning router, cancelling 700 flights and stranding thousands of passengers. Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly characterized the outage as a “once-in-a-thousand-year flood.”To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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We’re learning the wrong lessons from airline IT outages

This summer, multiple high-profile organizations have experienced embarrassing and financially costly business disruptions. The explanations and excuses for these service interruptions—delivered by company executives and Monday Morning Quarterbacks alike—fail to address the underlying cause of these issues: lack of rigorous senior management oversight. Southwest Airlines and Delta both experienced widespread consumer dissatisfaction and business outages over the last month due to what executives have blamed on equipment failures. Pundits blame the meltdowns on cobbled-together legacy infrastructure. Both miss the point. On July 20, 2016, Southwest Airlines IT systems went haywire due to a malfunctioning router, cancelling 700 flights and stranding thousands of passengers. Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly characterized the outage as a “once-in-a-thousand-year flood.”To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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Saving stuff: Your VHS tapes, your data, your car battery, your wrists

Every so often, I find myself with a collection of gadgets that are seemingly unrelated, until I can come up with an overarching theme worthy enough to include them all in the same roundup. Sometimes it’s the “I gotta clean up my desk” theme, sometimes it’s “the vendors are bothering me about where that writeup is.”In this case, it’s a little bit of both, but with a very thinly veiled theme - saving stuff. The following gadgets all aim to save something when you use it. It even works as a “Keith has been saving this stuff in his office until he finally figured out a theme to tie them all together” approach.Explain more, Keith!To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here