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[ Networking ] 6 min read
“In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is.” Yogi Berra Usually, no matter how much planning, testing, thinking about, or stalling you build in to an upgrade project, the bill …
[ Industry events ] 1 min read
I just received this from one of my Linked-in groups and thought I’d share it: Early Bird pricing discount for Orlando ends this month. Register now to save up to $300 http://bit.ly/2013Rg Scheduler opens 26 March. …
[ Networking ] 5 min read
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. Often these sites are transient in nature, only staying active for weeks …
[ Industry events ] 1 min read
Everyone–My schedule (as it stands currently) for Cisco Live in San Diego this year is below.
[ Networking ] 7 min read
One of the projects that I began early last year is an IPv6 rollout across our entire worldwide network. During the initial heady days of the project, I managed to get the infrastructure largely configured in a …
[ Industry events ] 1 min read
(A photo gallery that originally appeared here was lost in a previous site migration.)
[ Industry events ] 6 min read
This post is late in coming, considering that I’ve been back from Cisco Live for a good couple of weeks now. Nevertheless I’m posting it now, so hopefully someone finds the information useful. Without going into the …
[ Industry events ] 1 min read
Just a brief recap of Cisco Live 2010 in photos: (A Picasa Web Albums gallery of Cisco Live 2010 photos originally appeared here; Picasa was shut down in 2016 and the gallery is gone.)
[ Industry events ] 1 min read
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. I …
[ Networking ] 3 min read
This post will be a short one, and mostly just comes from a discussion I had the other day with another engineer. It turns out that even among people who are comfortable with IPv6, and maybe even have experience …