MPLS Design – MPLS Design Case Studies are the useful resources to learn the design details of MPLS. You will be provided a brief information about the business and technical requirements. You can share your answer at the comment section below. Note: This is only one of the case studies in the DesignWorld. DesignWorld provides […]
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MPLS Design – MPLS Design Case Studies are the useful resources to learn the design details of MPLS. You will be provided a brief information about the business and technical requirements. You can share your answer at the comment section below. Note: This is only one of the case studies in the DesignWorld. DesignWorld provides […]
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It’s no secret that by transforming networking into a software industry, network virtualization has accelerated innovation. But what does virtualization mean for security more broadly? Can virtualization be a key weapon in the arsenal for improving IT security? If so, how?
Tom Corn, & Guido Appenzeller, VMware Inc.
Financial penalties seem more likely than an injunction, one analyst notes.
Today on Priority Queue, we're talking wireless with our sponsor, Cambium Networks. Cambium specializes in fixed outdoor wireless broadband in the unlicensed 5GHz/2.4Ghz spectrum, handling challenging wireless interference from 2 meters to 245 kilometers.
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Today on Priority Queue, we're talking wireless with our sponsor, Cambium Networks. Cambium specializes in fixed outdoor wireless broadband in the unlicensed 5GHz/2.4Ghz spectrum, handling challenging wireless interference from 2 meters to 245 kilometers.
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IOPN awards have been created to encourage initiatives adding intelligence to open networking.
So is reading a book on your e-reader really cheaper than reading it in hardback? I know I do most of my reading electronically now, but that’s mostly because I fly a lot and I don’t want to carry a lot of books, and because I find it faster to take notes (and find them later) in electronic formats. But cheaper? I doubt it, really. Consider this:
The information economy is a blue-whale economy with its energy uses mostly out of sight. Based on a mid-range estimate, the world’s Information-Communications-Technologies (ICT) ecosystem uses about 1,500 TWh of electricity annually, equal to all the electric generation of Japan and Germany combined — as much electricity as was used for global illumination in 1985. The ICT ecosystem now approaches 10% of world electricity generation. Or in other energy terms – the zettabyte era already uses about 50% more energy than global aviation. Reduced to personal terms, although charging up a single tablet or smart phone requires a negligible amount of electricity, using either to watch an hour of video weekly consumes annually more electricity in the remote networks than two new refrigerators use in a year. And as the world continues to Continue reading
Here's how to avoid cable chaos in Ethernet switch environments and reduce operational costs.
With the rise of all-flash arrays and object storage, big and fast no longer go together for enterprise storage.
I spent most of last year developing SDN-related content, resulting in pretty successful 2-day workshop and 20+ hours of online content. However, I fully agree with Matt Oswalt that network automation matters even more than lofty centralized ideas, so it was time to focus on that area.
As always, the easiest way to push yourself is to commit to a deadline, so I agreed to do a network automation workshop during the Troopers 16 event. Here’s what it will cover:
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