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July 16, 2011 Show 53 – CCIE Lab Preparation Tips – Persistence Pays Off
Getting Started This show is #53, and was recorded on July 12, 2011. In this show, Ethan Banks, Tom Hollingsworth, Greg Ferro, Kurt Bales, and Nicolas Michel talk about the process of preparing for Cisco’s fabled CCIE lab exam. The show gets rolling with Tom checking in from CiscoLive and Ethan explaining how to set […]
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52 min
July 10, 2011 Show 52 – Cisco Live Quickie
This week Tom is at Cisco Live and in a short sharp show, got a hold of Tony Mattke to talk about the conference and what their experiences are. Somewhere along the line, Tony told us some of his poor experiences with the Nexus 2000 and design tips for a Nexus-centric data centre. Greg is […]
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20 min
July 06, 2011 Show 51 – Juniper QFabric
The much anticipated show about Juniper QFabric has finally arrived. Juniper QFabric is a different approach to building a switched network core - using what I call "expanded backplane" concept - to create a single Layer data centre switch fabric that uses a different approach from what we are used to by extending the backplane from a single switch to a multiswitch design.
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57 min
June 28, 2011 Show 50 – Collapsing Layers
This show was recorded Thursday, 6/23/2011. Greg was away at Glastonbury, so joining Ethan on the mic are Kurt Bales, Jeff Fry, and Mrs. Y for a design-oriented discussion revolving around the emerging one-tier data center. First – the news. New Zealand Herald 6/23/2011 – Free service hides your online life from prying eyes – […]
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1 hr 14 min
June 21, 2011 Show 49 – Cisco Nexus 1000v
A show about Cisco Nexus 1000V where we poke and prod at some of it’s inner workings. 1. Virtual Machine Networking – the Nexus 1000V VEM data plane, port profiles, etc. VSM control plane (Nexus 1010) 2. Virtual Security Gateway (VSG) – VM-level firewall for multi-tenant environments 3. VM-FEX – 802.1Qbg/h comparison – Virtual Machine […]
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50 min
June 15, 2011 Show 48 – Juniper Junosphere
This week we talk to Juniper about their Junosphere emulator and make the case for why the current version is very good but not suited for the Enterprise market ( because its actually too good ) and question why they are charging a customer for the hosted service. junosphere, unlike other emulators, is a fully […]
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42 min
June 06, 2011 Show 47 – Load Balancers – Good Thing We Didn’t Step In It
Value market versus Enterprise Market There is the load balancing market that most in networking are aware of, with vendors like Cisco and F5, and then there is the value market. Load balancers you can get for $2,500-$10,000 a piece (redundant coming in at around $5K to start, USD of course) that have many of […]
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1 hr 14 min
May 29, 2011 Show 46 – Gum Flapping Fun
We just wandered around the topics this week, talking about whatever took our fancy and taking time for some laughs. Ethan has returned to add his voice to the debate, and “Mrs Y” turns up late but more than makes up for it in a crushing review of the security industry. Again. Rumours of Cisco […]
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1 hr 23 min
May 24, 2011 Show 45 – Arista – EOS Network Software Architecture – Webinar
This is the recording of the sponsored Arista Networks Webinar on the EOS Software Architecture. EOS is the operating system that runs on the Arista Networks switches. Arista Networks has been shaking up the switching business with their use of merchant silicon and Linux-based OS for a new and unique networking that is completely different […]
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1 hr 11 min
May 15, 2011 Show 44 – The Case for Shortest Path Bridging
Today its a special show focussing SPB – Shortest Path Bridging. The not quite finished, any day now, IEEE standard to offers a successor to Q-in-Q bridging and delivers L2 mulitpath technology. After a fine rant by Greg on a blog post Rant: Why SPB Doesn’t Get Any Attention, some members of the SPN group […]
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1 hr 21 min

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