BiB083 – Forescout – Visibility For Segmentation
I'm talking about Forescout after receiving a briefing during Tech Field Day 20.BiB083 – Forescout – Visibility For Segmentation
I'm talking about Forescout after receiving a briefing during Tech Field Day 20.
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Five Minutes To Magic Time
Have you ever worked with someone that has the most valuable time in the world? Someone that counts each precious minute in their presence as if you’re keeping them from something very, very important that they could use to solve world hunger or cure cancer? If you haven’t then you’re a very lucky person indeed. Sadly, almost everyone, especially those in IT, has had the misfortune to be involved with someone whose time is more precious than platinum-plated saffron.
That’s not to say that we should be wasting the time of those we work with. Simple things like being late to meetings or not having your materials prepared are easy ways to help reduce the time of meetings or to make things run smoothly. Those items are common courtesies that should be extended to all the people you meet, from the cashier that takes your order at a fast food establishment to the most powerful people on the planet. No, this is about something deeper and more insidious.
No Time For Hugs
I’ve seen the kind of behavior I’ve described very often in the higher echelons of companies. People that live at the CxO level often have very little time Continue reading
Heavy Networking 488: Using Genetic Algorithms To Avoid Internet Censorship
Today's Heavy Networking dives into a research project, Geneva, that uses genetic algorithms to evade Internet censorship. The project was developed at the University of Maryland. We drill into how it works with guests Dr. David Levin and graduate student Kevin Bock from the University of Maryland.
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Nokia Argues Cloud Native Is Essential to 5G Core
Nokia outlined five key business objectives for 5G that can only be delivered by a cloud-native...
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A10 Hires New CEO, No Word on Potential Sale
Almost four months after announcing that its founding CEO Lee Chen was on his way out, A10 Networks...
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Recommended Networking Resources for September 2019 First Week
I would like to share with you every week some networking resources , can be video , article , book , diagram , another website etc.
Whatever I believe can be useful for the computer network engineers, mobile network providers, satellite engineers ,transmission experts, datacenter engineers, basically whatever I am interested in and I like, I will share in a blog post.
There will not be any order of importance among the resources. You can open and go through anyone you want.
I will try to limit the list with 5 resources as I want you to read the posts that I publish on the website. Sometimes can be more than 5 though!
Let’s get started!
TCP vs QUIC – Quic is a new transport protocol I think everyone should have a look at. What are the high level differences between them etc.
TCP vs QUIC: A New Transport Protocol
2. Below post explains how BGP As-Path prepending , when it is done more than couple times , can be dangerous for the attacks on BGP information security
Excessive BGP AS-PATH prepending is a self-inflicted vulnerability
3. This presentation is one of the best presentation about BGP Continue reading
Weekly Wrap: Palo Alto Networks Leaps Into SASE Market
SDxCentral Weekly Wrap for Nov. 22, 2019: The burgeoning SASE market lures another entrant; Nokia...
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Video: Breaking the End-to-End Principle
Original TCP/IP and OSI network stacks had relatively clean layered architecture (forgetting the battle scars for the moment) and relied on end-to-end principle to keep the network core simple.
As always, no good deed goes unpunished - “creative” individuals trying to force-fit their mis-designed star-shaped pegs into round holes, and networking vendors looking for competitive advantage quickly destroyed the idea with tons of middlebox devices, ranging from firewalls and load balancers to NAT, WAN optimization, and DPI monstrosities.
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Go Notes: Arrays
All about arrays in Golang.Go Notes: Arrays
Arrays are a collection of values of the same type. go // create an array that can hold 2 elements var stuff [2]string // assign values to the array stuff[0] = "blah" stuff[1] = "bleh" // shortcut to create an array and assign values stuff := [2]string // let the go compiler dynamically...Liqid, Western Digital Demo Composable NVMe-oF
Western Digital and Liqid demonstrated the ability to orchestrate NVMe over Fabrics across...
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Extreme Embeds Fabric Automation on Broadcom-Based Switches
“Everybody does automation,” Extreme’s Dan DeBacker said. “But we believe we’re the only...
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Real-time monitoring at terabit speeds
400GE First Data Networks: Caltech, Starlight/NRL, USC, SCinet/XNET, Ciena, Mellanox, Arista, Dell, 2CRSI, Echostreams, DDN and Pavilion Data, as well as other supporting optical, switch and server vendor partners will demonstrate the first fully functional 3 X400GE local ring network as well as 400GE wide area network ring, linking the Starlight and Caltech booths and Starlight in Chicago. This network will integrate storage using NVMe over Fabric, the latest high throughput methods, in-depth monitoring and realtime flow steering. As part of these demonstrations, we will make use of the latest DWDM, Waveserver Ai, and 400GE as Continue reading
The Latest in NetOps Monitoring for Cisco and Versa SD-WAN
CA’s NetOps 19.1 release simplifies Cisco Vipela and Versa SD-WAN management to help you optimize...
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VMware: 5G a ‘Fantastic and Interesting Challenge’ for Kubernetes
“It’ll be a fascinating test. It’s something we can’t control. I certainly have...
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Cisco Shakeup Hits Cloud, Networking Teams
The changes will "strongly position the company against our competitors," according to an internal...
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How to Get Famous in BitLife
BitLife: Life Simulator, also called BitLife for short, is digital-based, single player cartoon video game for Android / iOS released in 2018 by CandyWriter LLC. The game has become extremely popular, as people live the simulated digital life that they choose. Many players of this game want to become famous winning the “Famous Ribbon,” but becoming famous is no cake-walk, as you will have to spend years of your life working towards fame and fortune you want and feel you deserve. Still, for those brave souls with that much time on their hands, here are a few tips on how to get famous in BitLife.
How to Get Famous in BitLife in 4 Steps
Start Out Good Looking
Being good looking is extremely important in your effort to becoming famous. So, you may want to keep resetting your character until you score at 80% in the looks department. The better looking you are and become throughout your life, the easier it may be to become famous. Later, in life you can choose to have plastic surgery or other procedures in order to help you become better looking. Remember, we’re talking about a video game life simulator here, not Continue reading