Ruckus Wireless User? Here’s your OS X Yosemite Warning.
A quick post today. As you may recall, I run two Ruckus Wireless APs at home – a Zoneflex 7982 AP and a Zoneflex 7363 AP managed by a Zone Director 1106. The ZF7982 and ZD1106 […]
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IPv6 and SDN – Adoption Buddies
I was talking elsewhere this week about the speed at which Software Defined Networking (SDN) is being implemented by companies and made a slightly pessimistic comparison between the adoption of SDN and that of IPv6. […]
Software Defined Juniper – Scripting Junos with Python
In the future world of the Software Defined Network, what will our jobs look like? Will we network engineers all be programmers (I don’t think so), or out of a job (unlikely)? One thing is […]
Solarwinds – A Lot of Hot Air?
Back in March, Solarwinds presented at Networking Field Day 5 (NFD5), where they gave us an overview of their network management products. Then last month I was engaged by Solarwinds as a Thwack Ambassador, where […]
Solarwinds Thwack Ambassador for July 2013
Solarwinds presented to us on their portfolio of network management products at NFD5. I’m still working on a post about that presentation, partly because they covered so much ground it’s hard to know where to […]
Ruckus AP7982 and ZD1100 – First Look
A surprise inclusion (in a good way) in Networking Field Day 5 was Ruckus Wireless, recognizable for their logo – a barking dog: Why a surprise? Well, there’s a separate Wireless Field Day event, so […]