Software Defined, Cisco, and DevNet
It has been said that software is eating the world. In the world of networking, however, the food has been slow to digest.
Non-Generic Tips for Cisco Live
Editor’s Note: This was written by my lovely wife, Jennifer Bryson, after a frustrating few days of reading the same hackneyed advice for convention goers.
Cisco Announces VIRL on Cloud
Cisco just announced today that their VIRL product, formerly only available in a personal edition, and an enterprise edition, will be available in a cloud hosted version soon.
Cisco Live US 2015 Customer Appreciation Event Band
I just wanted to post a quick announcement around the band for Cisco Live this year.
Cisco Live — A Spouse’s Viewpoint
Teren and I just returned from Cisco Live in Orlando. As always, we had an amazing time seeing some of the friends we have made over the past few years and meeting some new friends too.
Cisco Live — Convincing your Boss to Send You
_ “Knowledge has to be improved, challenged, and increased constantly, or it vanishes.
ASA Upgrade to 9.0(2)
“In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is.
Cisco Live 2013 Announcement
I just received this from one of my Linked-in groups and thought I’d share it:
Policy-based VPN between Juniper SRX and Cisco ASA
One of the things that I am called upon to do fairly often in my current role is to configure remote access VPN devices for some site or another.
Cisco Live 2012 Schedule
Everyone–My schedule (as it stands currently) for Cisco Live in San Diego this year is below.
Windows 7 and IPv6
One of the projects that I began early last year is an IPv6 rollout across our entire worldwide network.
Cisco Live 2011 — CAE
(A photo gallery that originally appeared here was lost in a previous site migration.
Cisco Live Sunday Labtorial
This post is late in coming, considering that I’ve been back from Cisco Live for a good couple of weeks now.
Cisco Live!
I just wanted to drop a quick note here to let everyone know that I plan on blogging a little more frequently this week, as I’ll be in Las Vegas for the annual North American Cisco conference: Cisco Networkers/Live.
IPv6 Half-truths
This post will be a short one, and mostly just comes from a discussion I had the other day with another engineer.
Home CCIE Study Lab
So, a lot of people who are working towards their CCIE certifications end up building home labs for studying.
Cisco Live 11 Schedule
Everyone has been posting their schedules for Cisco Live to Twitter, Facebook and wherever else, so I thought I’d better jump in with the cool kids and publish mine as well.
Frame Relay Switch Setup
Editor’s Note: Google Chrome seems to dislike my site theme and is hyphenating absolutely everything.
Nexus Crash
As is typical in the world of IT, problems have a way of sneaking up on you when you least expect it, then viciously attacking you with a Billy-club.
Back from China
Back from China After roughly one week in Shanghai, China to set up a new site on our corporate network, it is painfully apparent that I need to get back into this writing business.
802.1x for Wired Networks (Part 2)
One of the nice things about working with Cisco equipment, as opposed to many other brands, is that you truly do get a smorgasbord of features and capabilities.
New Post Delay…
For all of you paying any attention at all, I owe you an apology on the complete lack of writing the last week or so.
802.1x for Wired Networks (Part 1)
Most of you are probably familiar with the IEEE 802.1x specification, at least in general terms, but are more than likely used to seeing it applied in the context of wireless networks and services.
2960‑S 1st Impressions
Just noticing some differences in this 2960‑S model switch; things I haven’t seen before in this product line.
Putty
When I think of all of the tools I use on a regular basis to do my job more effectively, there are a handful that stand out as being the most useful of all.