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I ran into another interesting problem today.... we use a combination of Aruba and Motorola wireless equipment. When we have an issue with say the captive portal on a Motorola RFS 4000 it's pretty easy to take an AP 650 and configure it via DHCP to … [Continue reading]
I get a lot of correspondence asking if Avaya's SPB is real and what if any adoption is the industry seeing around SPB. While there are a few different vendors providing SPB based solutions it's pretty clear that Avaya is leading the … [Continue reading]
I ran into an interesting problem this past week after I made a fairly small change on one of my border BGP routers. We upgraded one link from a 100Mbps circuit to a 1000Mbps circuit and it was decided that we should use this link as our preferred … [Continue reading]
I've been playing multi-player first person shooters since the original Doom more than 20 years ago. Last year I was introduced to Planetside 2, a game that truly brings scale to the multi-player first person shooter. I've played quite a few … [Continue reading]
I've recently found myself dealing with a lot of storage area network issues. It's my team that has the privilege of maintaining 22 different Fiber Channel Storage Area Network (SAN) switches with multiple independent and redundant SAN fabrics. I've … [Continue reading]