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It doesn't appear you can disable it from the client end (unless you uninstall Pulse). It's worse than employer asking for FB pw.2012/05/17 23:55 - @networkjanitor
If company owned equipment, that's fine (even wise). But they're marketing it for employees install it on their own gear.2012/05/17 23:15 - I like Juniper, but they're still pushing their Pulse for BYOD. Pulse allows employer to view employe's SMS, MMS, Photos on personal phone.2012/05/17 23:01
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Archive for March, 2007
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Powerpoint on Database Load Balancing for Flickr
Posted on March 28, 2007 | No CommentsI posted this in reference to a question about load balancing database servers. It’s a PowerPoint given at a PHP conference in ’05 given by John Allspaw of Flickr. It’s... -
Cookie Persistence
Posted on March 27, 2007 | No CommentsI’m a big fan of cookie persistence. It solves so many problems, and it makes persistence nearly 100% effective in just about any situation. It’s also a lot easier to... -
List of Sub-$5K Load Balancing Vendors
Posted on March 14, 2007 | 1 CommentI’m compiling a list of server load balancing vendors in the sub $5K category, where you can get at least one unit (and in some cases, redundant units) for less... -
Former Nortel Execs Charged
Posted on March 12, 2007 | No CommentsA couple of (former) Nortel executives were charged by the SEC for cooking the books. Nortel of course is the company that purchased Alteon in 2000 $8 Billion. Alteons were... -
DST Issues?
Posted on March 12, 2007 | No CommentsMy cell phone provider text messaged me a notice about the Daylight Savings Time issue, and directed me to download a patch for my mobile phone. I went to a... -
Daylight Savings Time fix for older F5 BIG-IPs
Posted on March 7, 2007 | No CommentsOn March 1st, a user asked the asked a question about what they might do to fix the DST problem (Daylight Savings Time), since it’s changing this year, for older... -
Server Load Balancer Review: load-balancer.org
Posted on March 6, 2007 | 12 CommentsLooking for a product comparison of server load balancers? Then check out this site, which was brought to my attention last week. It’s a feature comparison of three of the... -
The New Server Load Balancing Market
Posted on March 2, 2007 | No CommentsA new breed of customers and vendors are permeating the server load balancing world, represented by users who are new to server load balancing, and vendors who are offering load... -
Load Balancer Buyer, Beware
Posted on March 1, 2007 | 1 CommentNote: This is an article I wrote for this site (in its previous incarnation) in January of 2003, hence the talk of the “current” dotcom bust. The Internet, and especially...

