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First up, we talked about the how Packet Pushers is moving into some sponsored shows and contents. We are a community driven group so your feedback is important and valuable. The good news is that sponsorship will help to continue making content and doing cool things. The bad is that some advertising will appear. We […]
The post Show 63 – The First Shot of Strong Opinion appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Haseeb Budhani, VP of Products at Infineta, chats with Greg and Ethan to do a technical deep-dive of Infineta’s Data Mobility Switch (DMS) in this sponsored show. The DMS is the industry’s first Hyper-scale WAN optimization solution that can fill WAN pipes as large as 10Gbps. Targeting customers who need to accelerate replication, backup traffic, Hadoop, and similar data sets between data centers, Infineta […]
The post Show 62 – Technical Deep-Dive – Infineta Data Mobility Switch (DMS) Hyper-scale WAN Optimization appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In show 61, host Ethan Banks is joined again by Mrs. Y, Daniel Powell, Bob Plankers, and Tom Hollingsworth in the second part of a virtual workbench discussion begun in show 56. We recorded this heart-warming, family-friendly episode about securing an Internet-facing application on September 9, 2011. The Packet Pushers eagerly anticipate award nominations for […]
The post Show 61 – Securing an Internet-Facing App – Part 2 – Border Routers, Firewalls, IDS/IPS appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Haseeb Budhani, VP of Products at Infineta, chats with Greg and Ethan to introduce Infineta’s Data Mobility Switch (DMS) in this sponsored show. The DMS is the industry’s first Hyper-scale WAN optimization solution that can fill WAN pipes as large as 10Gbps. Targeting customers who need to accelerate replication, backup traffic, Hadoop, and similar data sets […]
The post Show 60 – Introducing Infineta Hyper-scale WAN Optimization appeared first on Packet Pushers.
About Design Clinics People send in their questions, we share them using an online meeting service and then use diagrams, open microphones, and lots of discussion to answer questions. We are still working out how to hold, run and manage the Design Clinic as show. This is our second, but the first to include screen […]
The post Show 59 – Design Clinic 1 – Is This Virtual Whiteboard On ? appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In show 58, recorded August 27, 2011, Ethan Banks is joined by Tom Hollingsworth, Erik Peterson, and Amy Arnold for the Packet Pushers’ first discussion about voice technology. Think of this as a foundational show that will ramp you up if you’re a network engineer that doesn’t deal with voice much beyond a QoS policy […]
The post Show 58 – The Packet Speaks! appeared first on Packet Pushers.
The virtual workbench convened on August 9, 2011 with Greg Ferro, Ethan, Kurt Bales, Tom Hollingsworth, Josh O’Brien, and Mrs. Y (aka the Network Security Princess). This week we cover news, views and gossip of the last few weeks. A lot of complaining and review of what’s changing in the network industry. Discussion VMware licensing backdown after […]
The post Show 57 – Fat Cast Free for All – Virtual Workbench appeared first on Packet Pushers.
An all-US cast gathers around the virtual whiteboard for a security discussion in Packet Pushers podcast show #56, recorded on August 1, 2011. Sysadmin, virtualization heavy, and blogger Bob Plankers joins Network Security Princess Mrs. Y, security industry veteran Daniel Powell, show regular and CCIE Tom Hollingsworth, and this week’s host Ethan Banks to discuss host […]
The post Show 56 – Securing An Internet-Facing App – Part 1 – Host Hardening appeared first on Packet Pushers.
This show is #55, recorded on July 27, 2011 with Greg Ferro, Ethan Banks, Kim Pedersen, and Mrs. Y aka the Network Security Princess. We cover a bit of news, and then discuss the security and economic implications of outsourcing your applications to the cloud. Or…the “blah blah cloud” as those of us worn out […]
The post Show 55 – Questions You Should Be Asking Your Cloud Provider appeared first on Packet Pushers.
This show was recorded on July 7, 2011 (the week before Cisco Live Las Vegas), where Greg and Ethan were joined by subject matter expert Victor Moreno of Cisco in a topical podcast about LISP, the Locator/ID Separation Protocol. QUESTIONS WE ASKED What is LISP? What problems are addressed by LISP? How does LISP impact […]
The post Show 54 – Speaking With A LISP Expert – Cisco’s Victor Moreno appeared first on Packet Pushers.
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