Big Blue has become a big believer in using differential signaling to attach everything – and we mean everything – to the processor. …
IBM Readies Power9 “Bandwidth Beast” Kicker was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
To advance in most careers these days you need to be creative and able to think outside of the box, but this is easier said than done. As children, we freely use our imagination and our creativity, but as we mature we are often asked to leave our imagination behind in order to perform in the “real world.” So how do you get back that personal creativity as an adult? Here are some innovation exercises that will help you increase your personal creativity.
Over time, it becomes ingrained in us to look at things from one given perspective; however, learning to look at things from a different perspective may help us to see things in a different light and spur creativity. For example, if you normally view that tree in your backyard from a distance, why not sit under its branches and look up. Close your eyes, inhale deeply, and touch its leaves and branches, “seeing” it not through your eyes but through your sense of touch or smell. This will help you to see the tree more creatively than by simply Continue reading
And with that, September has come and gone. Did you miss some of the great content we published? In true Cumulus Networks fashion, we’ve made it easy for you to catch up on all the blog posts and articles we had to offer below so take a moment to settle in and then dive into all things open networking!
From Cumulus Networks:
How open standards help with defense in depth:Networking is a vital part of security, and of defense in depth in particular. So how would open standards help this approach to InfoSec? Read this blog to learn.
EVPN-PIM: BUM optimization using PIM-SM: Does “PIM” make you break out into hives? You’re not alone. In part one of a two part blog series we talk about using PIM-SM to optimize BUM flooding in a L2-VNI with single VTEPs.
EVPN-PIM: Anycast VTEPs: In part one we learned about EVPN-PIM. This second part of the two-part blog series we throw MLAG into the mix and break down the additional procedures needed for it.
News from the web:
The future of networks: switching to 100G: Pete Lumbis shares five tips on changing to 100G networking in the latest Continue reading
The company claims its containers are 100-times smaller than the size of traditional Linux...
Cisco Viptela will power cable network provider Altice USA's entrance into the managed SD-WAN...
It recently closed its Aerohive acquisition, and CEO Ed Meyercord say the deal solidifies...
The first phase of Telefonica UK’s migration to an automated and cloud-based IP network, which it...
In the digital age, everyone is responsible for the organization’s overall security. DevSecOps brings together the disciplines of DevOps, Cloud and now Security toward a common goal of distributing security decisions with agility and scale. At VMworld Europe, you will network, learn and practice the industry’s latest technology with industry insiders, experts and your fellow co-workers and peers.
We’ve put together a list of VMware’s networking and security business unit’s top sessions, hands-on-labs and keynote sessions that you can’t miss!
Showcase Keynote: Networking and Security for the Cloud Era
Showcase Keynote: Intrinsic Security – How Your VMware Infrastructure Can Turn the Tide in Cybersecurity [SEC3412KE]
Edge to Hybrid Cloud, the Network Matters [CNET3628BES]
It has been eight years since Arm announced its intentions to enter the server arena. …
Arm’s Chances In Servers May Hinge On Success In HPC was written by Michael Feldman at The Next Platform.
Network Break feasts on a variety of tech news including a new wireless protocol proposed by Amazon, Mellanox support for the SONiC NOS, Palo Alto Networks saying it will build an SD-WAN offering, a dip in cloud infrastructure spending, and more.
The post Network Break 254: Amazon Develops Wireless Gadget Protocol; Mellanox Gear Harmonizes With SONiC appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Company CEO Rob Bearden reportedly circulated a company-wide email stating that Docker Inc. has...
The post Insider Threat Detection with NetFlow appeared first on Noction.
Last week we saw LPWAN announcements from Amazon and Apple, lets consider what that means.
The post BiB082 – LPWANs, Amazon Sidewalk and Apple U1 Wideband appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Its not a sign of superiority or actual usefulness.
The post Both BGP and Power Point are Turing complete. appeared first on EtherealMind.
New book is released on LISP – Locator and Identity Separation Protocol. “LISP Network Deployment and Troubleshooting: The Complete Guide to LISP Implementation on IOS-XE, IOS-XR, and NX-OS” I still couldn’t start to read it as the authors didn’t send my own copy yet :), but I want to congratulate the authors, Tarique, Vinit and …
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What is last hop router and first hop router in Multicast? These are important terms which are used in Multicast. In this post, I will explain the terms, differences and some detail about this term. In fact, last hop router and the first hop router can be considered as the same thing. But I …
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A couple of days ago, I wrote on LinkedIn asking you what a SD-WAN solution should consist of.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/danieldib_sdn-sdwan-wan-activity-6583614108971655168-BH8x
The post was meant to create a discussion and there were a lot of great answers. Some of the features are “must have” and some of them are “nice to have”. I’m not claiming to have all of the answers but here are some of my thoughts on the topic.
Automated VPN – There should be a mechanism to help you build the IPSec tunnels. You should not have to configure them manually. Traditionally, we often used something like DMVPN to build the tunnels for us. Consider the following:
Separation of control- and data plane – This one is debatable but there should a mechanism to influence topology of the overlay, and routing of the edge devices, using a central mechanism. With DMVPN, we had the ability to do Hub & Spoke or fully meshed, but there was no granular control. We could Continue reading