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A shorter show this week as Greg gets ready to go to Interop in Las Vegas next week. We look at recent events and talk generally about network with Tom Hollingsworth, Brandon Carroll and Greg Ferro. Amazon AWS outage. People need to start realizing that just parking your infrastructure in the cloud doesn’t make it […]
The post Show 43 – Microsoft Teredo is Crap appeared first on Packet Pushers.
We covered a lot of topics in this show, mainly hating on firewalls and the lack of security process in most corporate companies. Firewalls I was listening to one of your shows from July and heard you discuss Checkpoint Vs. other firewalls. I’ve been lucky (or unlucky, depending upon how you look at it) to […]
The post Show 42 – Protect my B00B1E5 by Hating on Firewalls appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Topic: RSA exposure and what it means to people when the obscurity of a statement tells you nothing about what happened and why you should be very, very scared. You could even contrast this a little with the Fukushima nuclear issues due to the lack of information coming out of there. Here’s a good blog […]
The post Show 41 – Mrs Y – QoS’d up the Wahzoo – RSA, Comodo, Low Cost Data Centre Design, L3 Switch or Router appeared first on Packet Pushers.
This show is an introduction to OpenFlow – the why, how and what’s it gonna do ? We discuss OpenFlow with Matt Davey from Indiana University who is using OpenFlow enabled switches and wireless access points today. The concept of a controller based LAN network is a powerful idea, and the OpenFlow Network Foundation has […]
The post Show 40 – Openflow – Upending the Network Industry appeared first on Packet Pushers.
The rise in mobile devices such as iPads, HP tablets and more means that Wireless Networking is becoming part of the mainstream for network engineers. You can’t ignore it anymore. When we got an invitation to the very first ever Wireless Tech Field Day in San Jose on March 17 & 18 , then we […]
The post Show 39 – Unplugged on Tech Field Day Wireless appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Kurt Bales has a customer who wants to buy a new Data Centre Network and the three main networking vendors (Juniper, Cisco & Brocade) have pitched at him and the customer. Kurt then contacted the Pushers and said “This would make a great podcast to talk about how it looks, works and the reality of […]
The post Show 38 – Comparing Data Centre Fabrics from Juniper, Brocade and Cisco appeared first on Packet Pushers.
A short episode this week because of the daylight savings change in the US and Greg didn’t schedule things correctly. Guests Terry Slattery http://www.netcraftsmen.net Tom Hollingsworth http://networkingnerd.wordpress.com | Twitter: @NetworkingNerd John McManus http://etherealmind.com/author/mcmanusj/ | Twitter: @_johnmcmanus_ Matthew Norwood http://networktherapy.wordpress.com @matthewnorwood and last, and the very least. Greg Ferro http://etherealmind.com| Twitter @etherealmind Topic 1 – Cisco UC […]
The post Show 37 – Even More IPv6 Ready Than Last Week appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Guests Tom Hollingsworth http://networkingnerd.wordpress.com | Twitter: @NetworkingNerd John McManus http://etherealmind.com/author/mcmanusj/ | Twitter: @_johnmcmanus_ Greg Ferro http://etherealmind.com| Twitter @etherealmind Topic 1 – iPad 2 Apparently none of us are going to buy one, because we’ve already got one. Topic 2 – What is Cloud Computing Although we tire of talking about Cloud Computing, it’s seem that there […]
The post Show 36 – IPv6 Ready appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Intro This is Packet Pushers Media Mungle, new format were we gather people from from the technology media to sit down around the virtual workbench and look back at events with beady media eye. We’ll take closer look at what’s been happening and discuss what’s happening in a little bit more detail. We got a […]
The post Show 35 – Media Markup – A Garden of Switches appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Guests Tom Hollingsworth http://networkingnerd.wordpress.com | Twitter: @NetworkingNerd Brandon Carroll http://globalconfig.net/ | Twitter: @brandoncarroll John McManus http://etherealmind.com/author/mcmanusj/ | Twitter: @_johnmcmanus_ Topic 1 Juniper QFabric Announcement Is this the point we start to re-think the 3 Layers of Network Architecture, will the future generation laugh at core, distribution and access designs. What are the implications for future […]
The post Show 34 – Breaking the Three Layer Model appeared first on Packet Pushers.
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