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Michael Morris, From the Field: I've sort of noticed this year there's been a lack of advertising and excitement for Networkers (aka Cisco Live) in San Francisco. Ixia responds and takes on the challenge
Jimmy Ray Purser, Networking Geek to Geek: A few weeks ago, I commented about how much I liked Breaking Point over Ixia as a breath of fresh air in a stagnate market of Ethernet testing. Ixia read this blog and my twitter tweeted and my email dinged. Switch QoS
Dennis Hartmann, Cisco Unified Communications: Let's discuss some of the QoS specifics of the 3550 switch platform along with architectures and configurations of the the 4500, 6500, and 2960/2970/3560/3750 Catalyst family. Analysis of the Dynamips for CCNA (or not) Decision
Wendell Odom's Cisco Cert Zone: Should newbies use Dynamips (etc.) for CCNA prep, or not at all, or some, and why? You expressed your opinions. Today, I'll share my thoughts. Why should I care about IPv6 security in my IPv4-only network?
Eric Vyncke, IPv6 Security: IPv6 is probably already in every large network. For instance, all modern operating systems (Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS/X, *ix) have IPv6 enabled by default and do not require a completely deployed IPv6 network to start communicating. Coming soon to a PC near you, LifeSize Desktop Video Software
Larry Chaffin, Putting Realism Into Your Network: LifeSize Desktop Video Software is soon to be released to customers. LifeSize Desktop works with off-the-shelf web cams and is optimized for today's PC's. Hot discussions among Cisco Subnet readers: Successor to Chambers goads channel partners to wallop HP ProCurve
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