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	Cisco eats its own IPv6 dog food Cisco has been selling IPv6-enabled routers, software and services for many years. Now, Cisco is taking the initiative to deploy IPv6 on its own public-facing Web site, the company confirmed Tuesday. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Vyatta Open Networking Vyatta Network OS – Complete Routing & Security The network is changing and Vyatta's open networking software is the only solution that allows you to connect and secure physical, virtual & cloud architectures with a single network OS. Easily add flexible, high-performance routing, firewall, VPN, IPS and more to x86-based systems, VMware, XenServer and more. Learn more and Download Free Software >> In this Issue Cisco's OK with RIM's tablet HP replaces its Cisco core Smart "E-shirt" monitors your body, helps get your game on Implications of the IBM/BLADE deal to Cisco Answers to the CVOICE Review Questions The Stuxnet Worm and Cyberwar: What Happens Next? Index Page – Three Part Career Series Apple Posts Cisco's AnyConnect iPhone SSLVPN Client to the App Store Will feds commit to another IPv6 mandate? 10 years after: Optical market recovers from dot-com bust At long last, Obama highlights IPv6 issue WHITE PAPER: Diskeeper Reduce Disk Fragmentation by 85% We depend upon fast data access and efficient data management but file fragmentation is a well-known barrier. HOW it is solved deeply impacts budget efficiency. This white paper details the only known maintenance practices that increase efficiency while lowering operating costs. Read Now! Cisco's OK with RIM's tablet Says it will stoke market, but not run video as well as CiusCisco's ok with RIM's new tablet. At least, that's what this story from colleague Tim Greene conveys. Read More HP replaces its Cisco core Staying true to its word, HP this week said it has replaced Cisco and other "non-HP" networking gear with its own in all six of its worldwide internal data centers. Read More Smart "E-shirt" monitors your body, helps get your game on An electronic shirt that can monitor your body as you exercise and report any problems may hit a sporting goods store near you soon. Read More WEBCAST: Meraki 802.11n: Faster, Easier, and Cheaper than Ethernet? See Cloud Controlled Wireless in action - including demos, case studies, and architectural analysis, to learn just how well this fast-moving technology lives up to its promises. Learn more! Implications of the IBM/BLADE deal to Cisco Could lose hundreds of millions in switch revenue, firm estimatesCisco gained another competitor is data center switching this week with IBM's acquisition of BLADE Network Technologies, a specialist in blade and top-of-rack switches. Read More Answers to the CVOICE Review Questions This video reveals the answers to the CVOICE review questions presented in my previous blog entry.As we wrap up the month of September 2010, you were challenged in my last blog posting with a series of CVOICE review questions. Here's how you guys scored: Q1: 87 percent correctQ2: 13 percent correct (yikes!)Q3: 76 percent correctQ4: 37 percent correct (another yikes!) Please check out the video revealing the correct answers and explaining the theory surrounding each question. I've also thrown... Read More The Stuxnet Worm and Cyberwar: What Happens Next? Act of cyberwar opens lawless and un-charted watersIf you aren't familiar with the Stuxnet worm, here is a brief synopsis. The Stuxnet worm is a sophisticated self-replicating piece of malicious code which targets Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems made by Siemens. The worm is able to recognize and destroy a facility's control network. As of this writing, about 45,000 systems around the world, 60% of which are in Iran. Iran... Read More WEBCAST: Certeon Virtualize Beyond the Data Center Join independent network expert, Jim Metzler, for an in-depth discussion on the nuances among various virtualized network components, the importance of WAN optimization in a virtual data center and an explanation of how WAN optimization virtual appliances can easily integrate into your environment. Learn More Index Page – Three Part Career Series CCIE Barely Preferred over 3 CCxP Certs This blog post simply serves as an index page to find three posts related to Cisco careers, as posted during September, 2010. Also, I wanted to make a brief observation about the results of the surveys in the third of these three posts. When examined together, the surveys strike a noticeable contrast about the benefits of going wide vs deep. In particular: Read More Apple Posts Cisco's AnyConnect iPhone SSLVPN Client to the App Store Cisco takes advantage of the powerful features in iOS 4.1 for its iPhone SSLVPN clientApple posted the Cisco Anyconnect client to the App Store late last week. Now users of the Cisco ASA VPN platform can take advantage of the new features being offered in the iPhone version of the Cisco AnyConnect client. If you are already using the Cisco IPSEC client that is built into iOS then I have some good news for you. The transition to the AnyConnect client is incredibly easy. I'll touch... Read More Will feds commit to another IPv6 mandate? Will the Obama Administration issue a deadline for all federal agencies to support IPv6 on their public-facing Web sites? That's the next milestone that Internet industry officials expect from the U.S. government as it attempts to spur the adoption of next-generation Internet services in the United States. Read More 10 years after: Optical market recovers from dot-com bust The optical market has commenced a sustained recovery 10 years after the dot.com bust, says market research firm iSuppli. Read More At long last, Obama highlights IPv6 issue The Obama Administration until now it has ignored one of the biggest issues facing the Internet: the rapid depletion of IPv4 Internet addresses and the imminent need for carriers and content providers to adopt IPv6. Read More
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