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Hybrid Switching is the next evolution in the OpenFlow/SDN market and focusses on the "How do we get from today's network to tomorrows infrastrucutre".
We've been talking about OpenFlow for some time now, and more recently the HOW of configuring OpenFlow has been discussed more and more with the title of Software Defined Networkling. To some extent, we have answers to those questions and we are moving to implementation and we realise that most networks will need to run OpenFlow, SDN and programmable networking on their existing topologies.
That's Hybrid Switching.
The post PQ Show 015 – Cisco Hybrid Switching and OnePK – Sponsored appeared first on Packet Pushers.
This week’s podcast features Cisco Fellow & Senior Software Engineer Dino Farinacci and Distinguished Engineer Victor Moreno in a discussion of LISP – Locator/ID Separation Protocol. Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro host. The Packet Pushers talked with Victor back in show 54 about LISP. Show 123 is focused less on the mechanics of the protocol, and […]
The post Show 123 – LISP Use Cases with Dino Farinacci & Victor Moreno of Cisco – Sponsored appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Travel into another dimension – a dimension of wireless networking. That’s right, Healthy Paranoia takes on the subject of 802.11 with the challenges facing a secure deployment. You’ll find out why you should never use WEP (aka wireless equals pwned), that SSID cloaking is a waste of time, and how Greg really feels about Microsoft XP. […]
The post Healthy Paranoia Show 5: Next Stop, the Wireless Zone appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this “part 2” podcast (show 119 was part 1), co-hosts Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro are joined by Tom Hollingsworth, Tony Bourke, Kurt Bales, Ivan Pepelnjak and Michele Chubirka aka Mrs. Y. As the show continues, we ramble on about the following: What We Discuss The future of WAN acceleration. Greg was writing this report and started to read […]
The post Show 122 – Mission Impossible: Blast Radius, Part 2 appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this Network Field Day episode of the Packet Pushers, we talk about the happenings of the first two days. Because there were so many of us in the room we used a room mike and the audio isn’t great but it’s definitely worth listening to. Discussion Topics Spirent and the upcoming Axon test unit […]
The post Show 121 – Tweet My Meat – Network Field Day 4 appeared first on Packet Pushers.
We had some time following the Statseeker presentation to talk about reactions to Statseeker.
The post PQ – Show 14 – NFD4 Statseeker Wrap UP appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Dave Ward, CTO & Chief Architect of the Service Provider Division at Cisco and Lauren Cooney, Senior Director of Software Market Strategy at Cisco join Packet Pushers hosts Greg Ferro and Ethan Banks for a discussion about software defined networking and the evolution of onePK & APIs. Not to put too fine a point on […]
The post Show 120 – The API Layer Cake with Dave Ward and Lauren Cooney of Cisco – Sponsored appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this free-for-all hootenanny, the Packet Pushers virtual workbench assembles a team of talking heads for a podcast that was so long, we had to split it into two parts. Ethan Banks accepts the impossible mission from Mrs. Y of hosting the show, and is joined by the following folks: Greg Ferro, exposer of hyperbole & […]
The post Show 119 – Mission Impossible: Blast Radius, Part 1 appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Join Healthy Paranoia for The Matchup of the Century: The IPv6 Security Smackdown! Where builders and breakers wrestle with some of the most difficult security challenges surrounding the protocol. We discuss some of the common vulnerabilities, make recommendations for getting started (safely) and even find time to lament the evils of Carrier-grade NAT (CGN). Michele […]
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In today's sponsored show we cover the Juniper MX; it's a platform that's build from the ground up to support high-density Ethernet services that can be used in both enterprise and service provider core, aggregation, and edge as well as broadband and mobile backhaul. The Juniper MX line up is as follows: MX5, MX10, MX40, MX80, MX240, MX480, and the MX960. The Juniper MX features custom built silicon called Trio which focuses on high-scale, line-rate performance, and inline services such as port mirroring, IPFIX, NAT, and GRE. There are three different categories of line cards: switching only, routing plus switching, and all of the above plus hierarchal queuing. As we say, "the line cards are full of awesome"!
The post Show 118 – Juniper MX Series – Sponsored appeared first on Packet Pushers.
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