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- Outdated concepts: Press releases (worthless), "features and benefits" in a data sheet. #Whippersnapper2012/05/18 07:58
- @moogzy
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
- Damnit. I'm going to miss dodgeball tonight.2012/05/17 16:39
- @pandom_
Sadly, I won't know for weeks/months if I passed :)2012/05/17 15:46
- Outdated concepts: Press releases (worthless), "features and benefits" in a data sheet. #Whippersnapper
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Archive for July, 2008
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When I Wasn’t Looking: Foundry Gets Proposed To
Posted on July 24, 2008 | No CommentsSo, when you’re not looking, stuff happens. I turn my head for a minute, and I come to find Foundry Networks gets bought by Brocade. Ok, not bought yet, but... -
3 Tools For Diagnosing Load Balancer Problems
Posted on July 23, 2008 | No CommentsI realized that this was a dupe, but I think the topic is a little more effective. Plus, I haven’t written anything in a while. Every craftsman has their tools,... -
Vendor News: A10 Receives Cash Money
Posted on July 15, 2008 | No CommentsI’ve been getting a steady stream of emails recently from various vendors on various bits of industry news, and I’ve been remiss in posting them. So I’m going to play... -
3 Things You Need To Know About Etherchannel
Posted on July 10, 2008 | 1 CommentEtherChannel is a strange creature. It’s generally known as a way to load balance Ethernet traffic over multiple links. Need more than 1 Gigabit of throughput, but don’t have 10...
