a network engineering blog
I made a couple changes to the RouterJockey store this week and I wanted to make sure I got the word out. Previously the store worked in sprints that I tried to open up 2-3x a year. Instead of trying to manage these sprints, and keep the products … [Read more]
Founded by Kunihiro Ishiguro and Yoshinari Yoshikawa the founders of GNU Zebra, came together to form IP Infusion back in 1999 as a commercial-grade, hardware-independent networking software company. If you're not familiar with Zebra, you probably … [Read more]
At times I have trouble focusing on writing articles for some of the presentations I am exposed to at Tech Field Day. Because of that, I really wanted to try something different. This article is more of my free-formed thoughts about NSX and why I'm … [Read more]
Hey guys, I just wanted to drop a quick note to let you know that I've relaunched my teespring shirt campaigns with enough time that you should get your orders before Cisco Live US 2017. I've got several types of clothing under each design, so make … [Read more]
During Networking Field Day 15 our friends from the Linux Foundation, including Lisa Caywood, briefed us on a recent "acquisition" from Cisco. PNDA (Panda) is an open source Platform for Network Data Analytics, which aggregates data from multiple … [Read more]
Yet again I find myself honored, and questioning their selection methods, by being selected for a Networking Field Day event. Networking Field Day 15 kicks off April 6 and 7th in San Jose California. Each and every Tech Field Day event is always an … [Read more]
Whenever I start talking about network visibility and aggreagation taps I can't help but think of The Matrix. Millions of packets flowing through your network every minute of every day, tapping into that can be a daunting exercise. Luckily we have … [Read more]
Forward Networks has stepped out of the shadows to announce their Network Assurance platform, and I was fortunate enough to be a delegate for Networking Field Day 13 to see their first public briefing. We were all excited to set foot onto the … [Read more]
Looks like the culprit in the recent Cisco debacle is the Intel Atom "System on Chip" (SoC) that Cisco used in it's gear. My sources within Cisco won't give up the goods, but many seem to be pointing to Cisco, although a single source at Cisco seemed … [Read more]
A couple months ago many engineers started hearing rumors regarding an ISR 4331 recall, and problems surrounding the device. Until this week, none of us had very good information, but it seems that today Cisco has officially released some information … [Read more]
