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Talking with Russ White about the some of the topics at the IETF 84 meeting at Vancouver last week.
The post Show 113 – IETF 84 Wrap Up with Russ White – Audio Fixed appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Tony Mattke, Chris Marget, and Jeff Fry continue a discussion begun in Priority Queue Show 007 with Ethan Banks about deploying virtual port-channel technology with the Cisco Nexus 5K and 7K series of switches in this continuation of the Cisco Nexus deep-dive podcast series. What We Discuss Traffic-flow through a virtual port-channel infrastructure. HSRP behavior in a vPC domain. Spanning-tree […]
The post PQ Show 009 – Cisco Nexus Deep Dive Part 2.5 – Virtual Port-Channel Concluded appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Drum roll, please! Introducing Healthy Paranoia, the new security podcast hosted by Michele Chubirka aka “Mrs. Y.” and her esteemed colleague, Ethan Banks. I know what you’re thinking, “Do we really need another security podcast?” Give a listen to episode one, where we ask questions like: Is it better to be Oppenheimer or Leonardo? What’s […]
The post Healthy Paranoia: Show 1 – Oppenheimer Vs. Leonardo appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Well-known author and independent consultant Jeff Doyle joins Bill Koss of networking startup Plexxi as first time guests on the Packet Pushers podcast. Ethan Banks hosts, and Greg Ferro plays the role of in-house opinion-maker, trend-setter, and fashion icon. What We Discuss Let’s define SDN (again), because the definition has been shifting around as different […]
The post Show 112 – SDN’s Potential As A Displacement Technology with Jeff Doyle & Bill Koss appeared first on Packet Pushers.
This week it's about BYOD. The user driven IT fad that everyone is talking about as consumer devices offers features that corporate IT cannot hope to deliver. Or can they ? Can a slow moving, underfunded, under resourced IT department that is lumbered with low quality products from Microsoft deliver a viable solution ? Can that the spawn of add ons to keep it somewhat secure from users who don't care, will users pay for what they use, and will IT Management be able to step up their game and manage the network of the future ?
The post Show 111 – BYOD Isn’t a Technology Problem It’s a Management Issue appeared first on Packet Pushers.
This is a recording of the Cisco Virtual Symposium on Network Programmability. Network Programmability refers to the capability where an external application can configure including modify and update the configuration, and operationally manage network devices. In particular, we want to discuss the impact of OpenFlow and SDN on the corporate network environment. How will Network Programmability work ?
The post Priority Queue Show 008 – Cisco and Network Programmability – Virtual Symposium appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Tony Mattke, Chris Marget, and Jeff Fry join Ethan Banks for a discussion about deploying virtual port-channel technology with the Cisco Nexus 5K and 7K series of switches in this continuation of the Cisco Nexus deep-dive podcast series. What We Discuss What is vPC? What are some use-cases for vPC? vPC terminology: domains, peer links, vPC VLANs, keepalives. The […]
The post PQ Show 007 – Cisco Nexus Deep Dive Part 2 – Virtual Port-Channel appeared first on Packet Pushers.
At Cisco Live 2012 in San Diego, we tweeted that anyone interested could gather at the Social Media Lounge to record a podcast with the Packet Pushers and No Strings Attached shows. Perhaps 20 people showed up at the beginning, but by the end I think double that number had wandered up and joined the […]
The post Show 110 – Live From The CLUS 2012 Social Media Lounge appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this show recorded at Cisco Live US 2012, we put mics in the middle of a big table and had a Cisco certification roundtable chat. These folks, probably all well-known to the Packet Pushers audience, offered up program updates as well as real-world advice that will help IT professionals working on certifications. Oh, and […]
The post Show 109 – Knowing Why – Cisco Certification Roundtable from CLUS 2012 appeared first on Packet Pushers.
This podcast discusses the latest announcements at Cisco Live on the Nexus 1000V with Han Yang from including the following: expanded support for Open Source Hypervisors, including Citrix XEN, KVM and others coming the in next few months. REST APIs for programmable networking VXLAN termination capabilities for bridging between virtual and physical VLANs in the […]
The post PQ Show 006 – Nexus 1000V update with Han Yang – Sponsored appeared first on Packet Pushers.
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