Optimize Open NX-OS with Cisco’s Network Programmability Tools
Join the September 25th Cisco DemoFriday and learn how you can benefit from network programmability as you transition from legacy systems to open standard interfaces.
Join the September 25th Cisco DemoFriday and learn how you can benefit from network programmability as you transition from legacy systems to open standard interfaces.
Original content from Roger's CCIE Blog Tracking the journey towards getting the ultimate Cisco Certification. The Routing & Switching Lab Exam
The F5 certification path is a series of exams administered by pearsonvue where you start of by passing 2 exams to become an F5 Certified Administrator and then depending on your specialist area you can add to that by becoming an F5 Certified Technology Specialist. The certification cost is $135 per exam which would be $170 […]
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Original post F5 Certification Path – How to become F5 Certified
Achieve the “big bang” transformation.
Is it the end for MPLS? Cato claims it's got a way to give MPLS-like performance to Internet links.
Hey, it's HighScalability time:
This week, we announced that we have raised a $35 million round of financing. The round was led by a new investor with participation from our existing investors (Lightspeed Venture Partners, Matrix Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners) bringing our total funding to $83 million. The capital raised will fuel the expansion of our sales, marketing, customer support, and research and development efforts. We’re so proud of what we’ve accomplished in this year and are eager to see what the rest of 2015 has in store for us. Take a look at this week’s blog post from our CEO Rich Napolitano on Plexxi’s continued momentum on the heels of our funding announcement.
Social media has been buzzing this week, see below! Have a great weekend.
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What is the Future of Networking according to Douglas Comer ?
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When I asked “Are there any truly QoS-aware routing protocols out there?” in one of my SD-WAN posts, Marcelo Spohn from ADARA Networks quickly pointed out that they have one – Dynamic Link-State Routing Protocol.
He also claimed that DLSP has no scalability concerns – more than enough reasons to schedule an online chat, resulting in Episode 40 of Software Gone Wild. We didn’t go too deep this time, but you should get a nice overview of what DLSP is and how it works.