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Ethan and I haven't had enough spare time to organise these events lately but here is the recording from the last Packet Party where we opened up the laptop microphone to anyone who wanted to ask questions.

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Cisco vPath 2.0 is part of the Nexus 1000v software switching architecture and it's important part of the Nexus 1000V purpose and product architecture. In this sponsored podcast, Prashant Ghandi talks about the latest vPath 2.0 feature in the Nexus 1000v and what it means for customers. And we are deep diving......

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Sue Hares – Long term Internet and IETF person plus BGP RFC author joins us to talk about routing protocols and life when developing routing protocols like BGP. In a wide ranging discussion we talk about software defined networking and impact on routing protocols. Sue is art of the IDR Working Group and particularly involved […]

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This is a recording of a talk I gave at Appsec DC 2012, “Security Is Like An Onion, That’s Why It Makes You Cry.” Okay, busted, I’m recycling. You can blame Greg. He seemed to think there was value in releasing it as a podcast episode. But in all seriousness, I’m a big proponent of […]

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While I was at the Brocade analyst day, I got two of product leads for the VDX8770 chassis into a room to talk about the recent product announcements and go over some of the details of the new “big switch”. Lets face it, big chassis switches don’t come around very often and sometimes you don’t […]

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This week’s show was sponsored by Statseeker. If you are tired of having 90% of your switch interfaces NOT being monitored; or if you are tired of having your historical snmp data “rolled up”, then take a look at Statseeker. With Statseeker users already monitoring 23 million interfaces, every minute, while never rolling up the […]

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Tony Bourke puts on this Cisco UCS super defeneder costume to talk about Cisco and FEX Networking. We also deviate into discussion Nicira acquisution by VMware.

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It seems appropriate this Labor Day, a holiday that pays tribute to the American worker, to rediscover the lost talent of making stuff. So the Packetpushers pulled out their tricorders and went in search of the ultimate nerd haven, the hackerspace. If you aren’t familiar with the term, according to Urbandictionary.com, a hackerspace is: A […]

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Jeremy Cioara, IT trainer, uber-nerd, and all-around Cisco geek jacks into a Skype conference room with Packet Pushers Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro to discuss the Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) program. Scott McDermott, newly minted CCNP, also joins in the conversation to share his studying and testing experiences. We don’t just yammer on about […]

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This is a recording of the Cisco Virtual Symposium on Virtual Machine Networking. This is a sponsored event that was held live on 25th July 2012. Virtual Symposiums are where we bring a panel of people experts to have discussion about deeper concepts in networking. It’s about keeping it nerdy, technical and throwing the questions […]

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