What is Urban and Rural area in networking ?
What is urban and rural area ? What is underserved area in networking ?
These definitions are heavily used in networking. And all broadband network designers take always these definitions into an account while they do their design. I think knowing these definitions as a network engineer is valuable for you.
In general, a rural area or countryside is a geographic area that is located outside towns and cities
Whatever is not urban is considered rural area though some people uses less populate than urban but more populated than rural area as suburban area
Typical urban areas have a high population and large settlements
Typical rural areas have a low population density and small settlements
Underserved areas where there is no good network coverage (Broadband , Voice or any other data types)
Unserved areas where there is no network coverage at all
For example,if mobile operator will place a cell sites in an urban area, since the population density will be too high, they consider to place more cell sites than if they place those cell sites in a rural area.
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The IPv4 party is over
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Is There a Future for Networking Engineers?
Someone sent me this observation after reading my You Cannot Have Public Cloud without Networking blog post:
As much as I sympathize with your view, scales matter. And if you make ATMs that deal with all the massive client population, the number of bank tellers needed will go down. A lot.
Based on what I read a while ago a really interesting thing happened in financial industry: while the number of tellers went down, number of front-end bank employees did not go down nearly as dramatically, they just turned into “consultants”.
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Full Stack Journey 036: Starting Your IT Career With Kori Younger
Today's Full Stack Journey goes back to the beginning with an IT pro just getting started in her career. Kori Younger is a recent college graduate planning on a career in IT. She and Scott talk about how she's prepared for this career, college vs. certifications, the role of dinner-table conversations and their influence on career choice, diversity and inclusion, and more.
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Full Stack Journey 036: Starting Your IT Career With Kori Younger
Today's Full Stack Journey goes back to the beginning with an IT pro just getting started in her career. Kori Younger is a recent college graduate planning on a career in IT. She and Scott talk about how she's prepared for this career, college vs. certifications, the role of dinner-table conversations and their influence on career choice, diversity and inclusion, and more.
HPE Q4: Intelligent Edge, Hybrid IT Revenues Slump
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Nokia Kills COO Role Amid Struggles
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What Is a Man in the Middle (MITM) Attack?
Simply put, MITM is an attack in which a third party gains access to the communications between two other parties, without either of those parties realising it. The third party might read the contents of the communication, or in some cases also manipulate it. So, for example, if Gerald sends Leila a message, intending it to be private, and Max intercepts the message, reads it, and passes it on to Leila, that would be a MITM attack. If Gerald wants to transfer £100 to Leila’s bank account, and Max intercepts the transaction and replaces Leila’s account number with his own, that would also be a MITM attack (in this case, Max is putting himself ‘in the middle’ between Gerald and his bank).
Why should I care?
Partly because MITM attacks can undermine so much of our modern way of life. In a connected life, we depend on the reliability and security of every connection. It’s not just about your conversations, messages and emails, either. If you can’t trust the connections you make to websites and online services, you may be vulnerable to fraud or impersonation, and if your connected devices and objects can’t communicate securely and reliably, they may put Continue reading
Guest blog on network automation at THG Tech
Hello my friend,
I’m very proud of working for THG as we are developing really outstanding technical solutions with a high level of automation. If you run massive-scale networks (like we do in the data centre field), the automation is a single option to survive.
These days many people speak about network automation, but what is it in a nutshell? What role does it play? What are the customer expectations to the network and IT business related to the network automation.
Some answers to these questions and many more useful and interesting information you can find in my guest blog in THG Tech blog
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