Verizon Invests in NFV Startup Versa
Verizon wanted to be a part of whatever secret NFV services the Mehta brothers are working on.
Verizon wanted to be a part of whatever secret NFV services the Mehta brothers are working on.
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Join our panel of seasoned industry veterans as they discuss this webinar's hot topic -- intent driven networking.
How does Internet work - We know what is networking
I recently started studying again, this time as an attempt of deep-diving into some security concepts for one of my PhD courses. It’s interesting how, as much as you try to escape from it, mathematics will sooner or later catch you somewhere and you will need to learn a bit more of it. At least that happened to me… In this process I realised that if you go beyond simple security theory and network device configuration all other stuff is pure mathematics. The reason behind my unplanned course in mathematics is explained through the rest of this text. It will
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Sertillanges, The Intellectual Life
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Dinesh Dutt started his part of the Data Center Fabrics Update webinar with “what is Cumulus Linux all about” and “what data center architectures does it support” and then quickly jumped into details about the base technologies used by Cumulus Linux: MLAG and IP routing.
Not surprisingly, the MLAG part generated tons of questions, and Dinesh answered all of them, even when he had to say “we don’t do that”.
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Breaking the 80 Gbps barrier!!!
The long wait for real-world 1072 performance numbers is almost over – the last two VMWARE server chassis we needed to push the full 80 Gpbs arrived in the StubArea51 lab today. Thanks to everyone who wrote in and commented on the first two reviews we did on the CCR-1072-1G-8S+. We initially began work on performance testing throughput for the CCR1072 in late July of this year, but had to order a lot of parts to get enough 10 Gig PCIe cards, SFP+ modules and fiber to be able to push 80 Gbps of traffic through this router.
Challenges
There have been a number of things that we have had to work through to get to 80 Gbps but we are very close. This will be detailed in the full review we plan to release next week but here are a few.
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Breaking the 80 Gbps barrier!!!
The long wait for real-world 1072 performance numbers is almost over – the last two VMWARE server chassis we needed to push the full 80 Gpbs arrived in the StubArea51 lab today. Thanks to everyone who wrote in and commented on the first two reviews we did on the CCR-1072-1G-8S+. We initially began work on performance testing throughput for the CCR1072 in late July of this year, but had to order a lot of parts to get enough 10 Gig PCIe cards, SFP+ modules and fiber to be able to push 80 Gbps of traffic through this router.
Challenges
There have been a number of things that we have had to work through to get to 80 Gbps but we are very close. This will be detailed in the full review we plan to release next week but here are a few.
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The is the CCIE V5 expanded blueprint from INE – I will be linking from this blueprint to separate blog posts on each topic as my studies progress. The CCIE V5 blueprint from Cisco does not contain all this detail RSv5 Expanded Blueprint 1.5.1. L2 Protocol Tunneling 1.5.2. Layer 2 MTU 1.6. Miscellaneous 1.6.1. CDP […]
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Huge bets by AT&T and Verizon don't point to a happy ending for equipment suppliers.