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10Hawt or Naught – NFD17

Hawt or Naught – NFD17

Jan 29, 2018

Networking Field Day 17 is a wrap. What a week! My first Tech Field Day event did not disappoint. As expected, I met many smart, quick, and funny folks, and I got unprecedented access to some of the biggest names in networking. How better to close this event out than with a short debrief of […]

11Networking Field Day 17 – Here We Go!

Networking Field Day 17 – Here We Go!

Jan 21, 2018

I’m pumped! In just two days I fly out to the West Coast to participate in my very first Tech Field Day event. These Field Day events “bring together innovative IT product vendors and independent thought leaders to share information and opinions in a presentation and discussion format.” I’ve learned a ton watching past events and I’m super excited […]

12The API is the New CLI: Fact or Fiction?

The API is the New CLI: Fact or Fiction?

Jul 28, 2017

The API is the new CLI.  If you’re a network engineer who pays attention to new technology, you’ve certainly heard some variation of this statement. But is it true?  Let’s start with the basics.  You know what a Command Line Interface (CLI) is; it’s how you talk to your switches and routers, and possibly many other devices […]

13Network Disaggregation and SDN; A Simple Approach

Network Disaggregation and SDN; A Simple Approach

Mar 16, 2017

Two of the hottest trends in networking today are network disaggregation and SDN. This is great for many reasons. It’s also confusing. The marketing hype makes it hard to understand either topic. SDN has become so vague that if you ask 10 experts what it means, you are likely to get 12 different answers. Network […]

14Juniper Tips from the JNCIA-Junos Study Guides

Juniper Tips from the JNCIA-Junos Study Guides

Jan 11, 2016

I’ve been a network engineer for well over a decade now. I’ve spent much of that time working on Juniper Networks devices. I even have a certification stating that I’m an expert. You might think that means I know it all by now. In fact it’s the opposite. As with anything, the more I learn, […]

15Open source routers in the news

Open source routers in the news

Mar 18, 2008

EDIT: After lot’s of searching and a number of conversations, I have not found anything that backs up the Network World story – even from Vyatta. All of the tests I could find only look at 1Gbps ports, not 10Gbps. I still feel that the progress in x86 based routers is exciting, but 10Gbps is […]

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