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November 07, 2011 Show 73 – Cisco ASA 1000V Cloud Firewall – Sponsored
Cisco is extending their Nexus 1000V in new directions. Not only is the Nexus 1000V a virtual switch, it acts as a platform for extending ASA firewall and security technology into your virtual environment. In this sponsored podcast, we get Rajneesh Chopra, Product Manager for the Nexus 1000V product line, to talk about how Virtual […]
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40 min
November 03, 2011 Show 72 – How We Are Killing the Internet
Greg was invited to be a speaker at the EuroNOG conference in Warsaw Poland. While there, Greg spoke to Jan Zorz who is a major contributor to IPv6 in RIPE and IETF and involved with many large service providers for their IPv6 designs and deployment. He says about himself “A Guy from Slovenia, the IPv6 […]
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1 hr 2 min
October 30, 2011 Show 71 – OpenFlow, SDN, Controllers, VXLAN & Wishing for Fishes
A wide ranging discussion this week following the Applied OpenFlow Symposium on Wednesday and the Network TechFieldDay on Thursday/Friday where we talked about the week and the much argued about purpose of VXLAN. Probably much more relevant to network engineers, I talk to Ivan Pepelnjak and discuss his conversion to believing in OpenFlow/SDN after he […]
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1 hr 8 min
October 25, 2011 Show 70 – Preview of Tech Field Day and OpenFlow Symposium
Jeff Fry, Tony Bourke, and Tom Hollingsworth chat with Ethan and Greg about the upcoming Tech Field Day and closely tied OpenFlow Symposium events to be held in San Jose, California this week. On Wednesday, October 26, 2011, several compelling vendors & potential customers (such as Google and Yahoo) will present their unique take on […]
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24 min
October 22, 2011 Show 69 – HP Talks Tech At Interop NYC On OpenFlow, Optical Backplanes, IRF, and IPv6
At Interop NYC held the first week of October 2011, HP invited several network engineers engaged in social media to attend at HP’s expense. Ethan Banks was one of those in attendance, and he captured several hours worth of audio from the event. This podcast is not the typical “let’s gather around the virtual conference […]
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50 min
October 15, 2011 Show 68 – Practical Introduction and Application of OpenFlow Networking
Practical Introduction to Applied OpenFlow We’ve heard a lot of talk about OpenFlow recently and it’s potential impact for networking but not a lot about how it works. This screencast is Practical Introduction to OpenFlow with a focus on how we would actually make it work in real networks. Instead of muttering into beards about […]
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October 12, 2011 Show 67 – CCIE Security Track Update With Natalie Timms, Program Manager
Natalie Timms, CCIE Security Program/Product Manager for Cisco, is kind enough to spend a little time chatting with Packet Pushers podcast host Ethan Banks about the current state of the Cisco CCIE Security track. Ethan and Natalie build a conversation around the following items: Talk about what Cisco is doing to help preserve the integrity of […]
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31 min
October 07, 2011 Show 66 – VXLAN and NVGRE with Ken Duda
I wanted to know more about VXLAN and NVGRE so who better than Ken Duda from (http://aristanetworks.com) from Arista Networks, the only author listed on both IETF RFCS and [Ivan Pepelnjak](http://blog.ioshints.info) on a call to go fast and loose on the topics. [IETF VXLAN](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-mahalingam-dutt-dcops-vxlan/) [IETF NVGRE](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-sridharan-virtualization-nvgre/) What is VXLAN and why does networking need it […]
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29 min
October 04, 2011 Show 65 – Second Shot of Strong Opinion
This show in all about Beast Attack on SSL, Cisco Nexus network designs and limitations of the FEX switching, and a bitch slap between MrsY and Greg on DNS Load Balancers. This is the second half of the show recorded on the 25th Sep, 2011. You can find the first show. Beast Attack on SSL. […]
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56 min
September 30, 2011 Show 64 – Catalyst 6500 Supervisor 2T Deep Dive with Cisco TME’s Patrick Warichet + Scott Hodgdon
In this sponsored show, Cisco Technical Marketing Engineers Patrick Warichet and Scott Hodgdon join Greg Ferro and Ethan Banks to chat about the recently announced Cisco Catalyst 6500 Supervisor 2T in a deep dive discussion. We mine the depths of the new sup’s architecture and get the feeling that, “there’s life in the old dog yet!” The […]
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47 min

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