Enterprise campus WAN
Enterprise campus WAN News
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June 23, 2017
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Jun'17
Channel: Tech launch shakes up Cisco campus network design
Channel executives said Cisco's new campus networking approach offers software-defined networking, management and security capabilities, but will face a customer adoption test.
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June 22, 2017
22
Jun'17
New Catalyst switches, Cisco DNA force rethinking of campus network
Cisco has launched a Catalyst switching line that provides a redesigned platform for the campus network. The Cisco DNA software console provides the policy-based management layer.
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June 22, 2015
22
Jun'15
Enterprises struggle with SDN development, culture
Enterprises say retraining and cultural changes stemming from SDN development are more difficult to solve than technological challenges.
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April 07, 2015
07
Apr'15
SN blogs: Web scalability is the new "hyper converged"
SN blogs: This week, an analyst says that Web scalability is the next step in eliminating silos; Gartner announces 2015 "cool" vendors in enterprise networking.
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Put Wi-Fi analytics on the front burner
Wi-Fi analytics changes the way IT manages both mobile devices and the enterprise network. IT can use it to optimize network performance and problem-solve in real time. Continue Reading
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Software-defined networking market growth could benefit channel partners
While SDN market size grows, channel partners stand to benefit from the technology's ease-of-management features. Continue Reading
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Is your network ready for the SDN WAN?
The data center is no longer the only place to think about software-defined networking (SDN). The wide area network (WAN) is the latest focus for system administrations. SDN promises to bring many advantages to the WAN, in no small part because WANs can take up to 60% of IT budgets. This handbook will look at the sea change SDN brings to the WAN, in terms of changes to job functions and to how network teams can be organized (with a special focus on exactly what type of skills networking professionals most need in an SDN future). It looks specifically at how sys admins can apply SDN to their own networks, and devotes one chapter to how SDN addresses the demands that new technological developments -- specifically, cloud technology, software as a service (SaaS) and bring your own device (BYOD) -- bring to the network. SDN promises to change the enterprise WAN, transforming it from inflexible and expensive to automated, agile and quickly programmable. This Technical Guide shows system administrators how they can make all this happen in their enterprise network. Continue Reading
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A look at Dell switches that can support networks of all sizes
The low-end Dell N1500, N3000 and N4000 series, as well as the advanced Dell Z-Series, provide a range of switch products for smaller enterprises and large campus networks. Continue Reading
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Choose your own network operating systems? IT pros weigh bare metal
Enterprise networking pros tend to favor uptime over innovation. Many see bare-metal switches with third-party network operating systems as risky. Can they be swayed? Continue Reading
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How UTM products can benefit your enterprise network environment
Expert Ed Tittel explains why unified threat management is the right holistic IT security approach for SMBs and how it can fit into the enterprise, as well. Continue Reading
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Planning for enterprise network testing
Enterprise network testing provides network engineers with a deeper insight and understanding of a network's operations, enabling better service to users. Continue Reading
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Enterprises seek greater security through network transparency
Bigger, more diverse networks mean a larger attack surface for hackers. Today's networking pros must update security strategies to account for new vulnerabilities and respond to inevitable attacks. But first, they need a clear view into their network. Continue Reading
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If providers lag in implementing IPv6, will enterprises be hurt?
If a service provider delays implementing IPv6, it may face serious challenges as enterprise customers need to make the transition. Expert Ciprian Popoviciu explains why providers must make the necessary preparations for IPv6 readiness. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Enterprise campus WAN Issues
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How to restore PC connectivity to enterprise networks
A Windows device is losing its connection to the enterprise network. Here are some likely suspects for PC connectivity problems. Continue Reading
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Software-based routers on x86 servers are becoming reality
With stronger processing power and advanced software features, software-based routers are becoming a reality -- but only in some cases. Continue Reading
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Best practices for implementing an enterprise network air gap system
Learn best practices for implementing an enterprise network air gap system as a defense against advanced attacks. Continue Reading