Cisco Nexus 6000 is EOL
Cisco has killed the Nexus 6000 product line and you have 12 months to get your last orders in. This is long overdue. I’ve never understood why Cisco has so many different different Ethernet switch...
View ArticleBlessay: Proof of Concept Testing Should Never Happen
Its “best practice” to assume that IT vendor products are faulty, have serious bugs and will fail in normal operation at anytime. The post Blessay: Proof of Concept Testing Should Never Happen appeared...
View ArticleResponse: Fibre Optic Multi-Core per Core Is Exciting
This article has opened my eyes to a future where a single fibre cable can have multiple cores. The future of Ethernet is yet to be determined as the IEEE community fights over whose technology patents...
View ArticleUseful Tools for Firewall Rules Checking
This app looks useful for testing firewall rules after they have been applied The post Useful Tools for Firewall Rules Checking appeared first on EtherealMind.
View ArticleDELL OS10 – FIB Optimisation
Dell OS10 is an open network operating system ounces its open network operating system(NOS) called OS10. Here are my thoughts and reactions. Operating System OS10 is a open source linux for networking...
View ArticleResponse: OpenSwitch now a Linux Foundation
Openswitch has transioned from HPE to Linux Foundation project. The post Response: OpenSwitch now a Linux Foundation appeared first on EtherealMind.
View ArticleResponse: Videoconferencing Numbers
IDC published a promo piece about their research into videoconferencing market. From a market segment perspective: Multi-codec telepresence equipment revenue ($23.9 million) was down 44.4% quarter over...
View ArticleMusing: Cisco ACI Bosses Quit, Will it Survive ?
This article at Recode : In what appears to be a messy shakeup with hints of an internal power struggle nearing an end, Mario Mazzola, Prem Jain, Luca Cafiero and Soni Jiandani are leaving the company....
View ArticleTCP/IP Is Lossy Protocol
The foundation of TCP/IP design is that the network is unreliable and packets will be lost. The post TCP/IP Is Lossy Protocol appeared first on EtherealMind.
View ArticleResponse: Why On-Premises Software Will Die Sooner
This is the most compelling article I’ve ever read about why on-premises applications/software are less competitive. I am reasonably certain that private cloud infrastructure can be as efficient as...
View ArticleTools: Conn-check
conn-check – A deployment utility to check connectivity between services conn-check is a small utility, written in Python using the Twisted network library, that verifies outgoing connections from your...
View ArticleCorporate to Consumer Devolution
Selling Enterprise IT is moving to bottom up instead of top down. Consumer first. The post Corporate to Consumer Devolution appeared first on EtherealMind.
View ArticleBasics: Is there always a feasible successor in EIGRP ?
Question : Is there always a feasible successor in EIGRP ? The post Basics: Is there always a feasible successor in EIGRP ? appeared first on EtherealMind.
View ArticleBasics: What is the difference between routing, switching, bridging and...
The terms routing, switching, forwarding and bridging have different meanings that have changed over time. The post Basics: What is the difference between routing, switching, bridging and forwarding...
View ArticleUpgrade Your Data Centre To A Closet
I'm back to installing servers/network in closets. Do we need data centers anymore ? The post Upgrade Your Data Centre To A Closet appeared first on EtherealMind.
View ArticleCustom Silicon Isn’t That Hard After All
Barefoot Networks proves you can make ASICs without a big company. The post Custom Silicon Isn’t That Hard After All appeared first on EtherealMind.
View ArticleResponse: Cumulus ndependence from L2 Data Centers
L3 routing to to the host. An idea whose time has come, again. The post Response: Cumulus ndependence from L2 Data Centers appeared first on EtherealMind.
View ArticleInternets of Interest – 2 Jul 2016
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View ArticleBasics: What is Content Addressable Memory (CAM) ?
Content-addressable memory (CAM) is silicon chip architecture that is purpose-built for extremely fast but very specific type of memory lookups. The post Basics: What is Content Addressable Memory...
View ArticleBasics: What is Binary CAM (BCAM) ?
Binary CAM performs a binary lookup ands returns either a 1 or 0. The post Basics: What is Binary CAM (BCAM) ? appeared first on EtherealMind.
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