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This show is few moments to breathe, take stock, and meditate about peace in our time and listen to someone else do the talking. Today, Packet Pushers is re-broadcasting a recording of a presentation by Geoff Huston from the AusCERT2011. I have to say that I’ve always known that Internet routing was a mess but Geoff […]
The post Show 93 – Lies and Routing in the Internet appeared first on Packet Pushers.
The prime Pushers Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro chat with HP Security’s Sanjay Raja in this sponsored podcast about the TippingPoint Secure Virtual Framework (SVF). Sanjay Raja is a Product Marketing Manager with the TippingPoint organization, and describes in detail how SVF integrates into your VMware environment. What We Discuss Inspecting traffic sourced from VMs, […]
The post Show 92 – HP TippingPoint Secure Virtual Framework with Sanjay Raja – Sponsored appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Packet Pushers had a Packet Party in Feb 17, 2012 with an Open Microphonr. The Packet Party was recorded live from event where we had about 90 people on the call. People from the audience would ask questions, and we throw to topic open for discussion. Overall the discussion was great, and we covered a […]
The post Show 91 – Packet Party Feb 2012 appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Trainer, author, and long-time network industry veteran Todd Lammle joins Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro for a chat about the good ol’ days, the days ahead, and how to make it in the networking business. Todd’s worked at some legendary companies like Atari and Xerox. He’s been around the industry for a long time, and worked hard to […]
The post Show 90 – Talking Career with Todd Lammle appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this show we discuss the the differences between OSPF & IS-IS routing protocols and the differences between them. protocol optimisations are both good and bad. How both protocols have poor metric generation OSPFv3 offers some hope for the future. QoS Based metrics in their forms – MPLS TE isn’t getting good adoption. Why do […]
The post Show 89 – OSPF vs IS-IS Smackdown – Where You Can Watch Their Eyes Reload appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Having met at VMworld 2010, Daniel Bowers and I were having an ongoing discussion around server architectures and how they impact network performance. I convinced him to come onto the show and talk broadly about what goes on inside a server. Mostly we focus on how server performance impacts network performance. I wouldn’t call this a […]
The post Show 88 – Server Internals and Network Performance appeared first on Packet Pushers.
The Packet Pushers voice crew reassembles, this time for a discussion of SIP trunks. Erik Peterson, Amy Arnold and Tom Hollingsworth are the technical talent this week, while Ethan Banks hosts and tries to keep up with the conversation without going, “Huh?” too many times. Hey, we can’t all be voice engineers.
Hurricane Electric’s Owen DeLong joins Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro to discuss TunnelBroker.net. What’s TunnelBroker.net? It’s a free service from Hurricane Electric that lets you connect to the IPv6 Internet across an IPv4-only connection. Want to get started with IPv6? This is a great way to go, not only for the connectivity, but also for the […]
The post Show 86 – Connect To The IPv6 Internet For Free Using TunnelBroker.net appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this Sponsored show we talk to Gigamon about ” making the SPAN port what it always wanted to be”. In short, Gigamon makes switch devices that allow for powerful ways to capture traffic from your network, then slice, dice and forward it. If you have ever had problem with “not enough SPAN ports” for […]
The post Show 85 – Sponsored – The Span Port You Always Wanted – Gigamon appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Liad Ofek from the Cisco Borderless team joins Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro to discuss the state of Cisco Wide Area Application Services (WAAS) in this sponsored show. WAAS is Cisco’s WAN optimization platform, competing against products from Riverbed, SilverPeak, Exinda and others. If you’re wrinkling your brow while remembering a bad WAAS experience back […]
The post Show 84 – Cisco WAAS – The Sleeping Giant Awakens – Sponsored appeared first on Packet Pushers.
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