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- Had no idea that United had an iPhone app. Playing with it now.2012/05/22 00:11
- Flying to Jersey at 6 in the morning.2012/05/21 20:34
- BYOD debate: Almost two different types of BYOD. Employee buys it, but is it employee controlled or employer controlled. Both are common now2012/05/21 11:28
- @simon_gordon
Update to the NPIV/NPV article:
http://t.co/0WDAAvZK2012/05/21 11:10 - Looks like I'm in no danger of losing my 1K status on United. #UpInTheAir2012/05/21 10:44
- @JerredHorsman
Another aspect of FC frames is that FC_IDs are the *only* address in the header. Not like IP-in-MAC, or label-on-IP.2012/05/21 10:05
- Had no idea that United had an iPhone app. Playing with it now.
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Editorial Archive
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They’re %@#$!ing Load Balancers
Posted on May 13, 2011 | 6 CommentsFor years now, the load balancing industry has been trying to shift to the new term “application delivery controllers”, or ADC. The argument is that this is a new generation... -
OCSP And You
Posted on April 6, 2011 | No CommentsAs you may have heard, the SSL certificate vendor Comodo had a security breach recently which allowed a hacker to get valid, signed certificates for a number of websites including... -
iRules: Cold Dead Hands
Posted on March 28, 2011 | 1 CommentOne of the biggest differentiators in load balancing is whether or not the product has the ability to manipulate traffic using application logic, not just direct traffic. The best known... -
Achilles Heal for Virtual Load Balancers: SSL
Posted on March 14, 2011 | 2 CommentsI’m a big fan of virtualization. There’s a lot to like about it, including consolidation (getting rid of space-heater servers that do nothing running 1% CPU and sucking up electricity... -
Tales of Load Balancing Horror
Posted on October 29, 2009 | 2 CommentsIt’s halloween, and I think it’s time for some scary stories. I give you… TALES OF LOAD BALANCING HORRORS! For tales of persistent terror, challenging your keep-alive, I give you... -
Your Epic Fail: Fast or Slow?
Posted on October 11, 2009 | 1 CommentIn the load balancing world, many vendors have the concept of “sorry servers”, or “backup server farms/pools”. Essentially, if most or all of your primary servers are down, traffic is... -
Moore’s Law and Bandwidth Consumption
Posted on May 27, 2009 | 1 CommentMost in IT are familiar with the concept of Moore’s Law, whereby processor capability tends to double about every two years. To a certain extent, this happens with networking equipment,... -
Someone Is Wrong On The Internet…
Posted on April 28, 2009 | No CommentsI’d read the O3 Magazine article by John Buswell with great interest, as well as Lori MacVittie’s response article. I thought they both made great points as I said in...
