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Thursday, May 09, 2013

How to keep your network in tip-top health

Riverbed unveils the Mini-Me of ADCs | 'Bigfoot' SDN sightings and Internet of Whats? highlight Cisco survey

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How to keep your network in tip-top health
If your network has between 1,000 and10,000 devices and computers, you have a midsized network. Your servers, connections and other resources suffer the same problems as larger networks, but your budget for keeping the network healthy is less than what large enterprises enjoy. Read More


WEBCAST: Dell VMware

Virtualization Boosts SMBs
For SMBs, the most important driver of virtualization is better disaster prevention and recovery. But in this KnowledgeVault from Dell and VMware, we'll learn how IT leaders are aiming higher much higher with their virtualization initiatives with things like application virtualization, while optimizing their disaster recovery efforts. Learn More Now!

WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology

Network Monitoring and Troubleshooting for Dummies
The Network Monitoring and Troubleshooting for Dummies Book introduces you to common network performance management (NPM) issues and give you a new way of looking at solving them. This perspective allows you to see your network from your users' point of view, namely, the services and applications they use and their experience with them. Learn More

Riverbed unveils the Mini-Me of ADCs
If you remember the old Austin Powers movies, Mini-Me was a full replica of Dr. Evil in every way. Just as evil, just as cunning, and just as powerful. Today, Riverbed announced a "mini-me" version of its Stingray application delivery controller (ADC). Stingray came into Riverbed through the acquisition of Zeus so, in a way, Riverbed's latest product is Mini-Zeus. Read More

'Bigfoot' SDN sightings and Internet of Whats? highlight Cisco survey
SDN and "The Internet of Things" are two of the hotter topics in the industry today, thanks to industry coalescence and Cisco marketing, respectively. But Cisco admits that less than half of those who work in IT are even vaguely familiar with "The Internet of Things." Read More

Citrix bakes WAN optimization into branch office hardware
Citrix announced new models in its CloudBridge line of branch repeater hardware, along with a software update to Version 7.0, which adds WAN optimization capability and direct support for public cloud services. Read More


WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems

Mobilize: A unified IT approach to the mobile workspace
Why does unification matter for today's enterprise? The answer can be found by looking to today's defining trends. The consumerization of IT, BYOD, mobility-based business models--they're all transforming how employees work and customers engage. Read Now

Commodity hardware will be hallmark of SDN networks
Don't get too attached to your specialized network hardware – you're not going to need it in the future, says one researcher. Read More

Cisco gets tough: Details ruggedized switches for harsh environments
Cisco, which wants to expand its clout into the industrial networks used by power-generation utilities to support the electric grid, today announced an expansion of its "smart grid" portfolio with ruggedized and low-latency switches and other equipment intended for use in electric-power distribution systems. Read More

Is your social network built enterprise tough?
You don't have to look further than the uprisings across the Arab world to recognize the power of social tools, and this transformative power applies to business as well. But for an enterprise social network (ESN) to be genuinely useful, it needs to go beyond the "Facebook for enterprise" model. Read More


WHITE PAPER: Raritan Inc

Remote Management and Control for Business Continuity
Data centers are susceptible to a variety of disasters, attributable to human error, system breakdowns and other factors. Secure remote access and control are essential to minimizing fallout. This white paper focuses on solutions that allow quick access and recovery of virtually any server. Learn more.

After Arista and before Cisco/Insieme, Huawei hikes 100G bar again
Huawei this week unveiled a high-end upgrade to its CloudEngine core switch, which debuted here at Interop a year ago. Read More

Cisco's OpenFlow basher jumps to Big Switch
Here's a jawdropper, and a PR coup for Big Switch: Prashant Gandhi, senior director of the Server Access Virtualization Technology Group at Cisco -- he of the "OpenFlow is a fantasy" rant at a March tech blogger meeting -- has jumped to OpenFlow crusader Big Switch Networks. Gandhi will run product strategy and development there. Read More

SDN company claims it has the largest SDN
ConteXtream, a developer of network virtualization software for SDNs, this week said its products have been deployed by a Tier 1 U.S. wireless operator to virtualize a network of nearly 40 million subscribers in what the company says is the largest production SDN implemented to date. Read More

Interop network squares off against controlled 70G bit/sec DDoS attack
The network at one of the biggest annual networking shows is being subject to a series of distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS) creating the equivalent of 90 million sessions attempting to use the network at the same time, all as part of a controlled test of the Interop network. Read More



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