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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
- Damnit. I'm going to miss dodgeball tonight.2012/05/17 16:39
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Sadly, I won't know for weeks/months if I passed :)2012/05/17 15:46 - 45 comments on NPIV/NPV article. There is way more comments than actual article now :)2012/05/17 15:40
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Feature Articles Archive
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SMB: Keeping It Off The Load Balancer
Posted on May 13, 2008 | No CommentsMy recent Quick Look videos were inspired in large part by the highly hilarious “You Suck At Photoshop” series, which features 10 tutorials by the long-suffering Donnie Hoyle, Photoshop extrodinarre.... -
Top 5 Gotchas of Load Balancing (That Actually Are Your Fault… Sorta)
Posted on April 17, 2008 | 1 CommentEight years ago I wrote an article called “It’s Always The Load Balancer“, and eight years later, that’s still the case. But despite being the undeserved scape-goat of an infrastructure’s... -
Duplex Mismatch Windows Tip
Posted on April 13, 2008 | 1 CommentA great little tool for Windows systems is the command “netstat -e“. I shall explain. A bane of of the network is the insidious duplex mismatch issue. This is when,... -
There’s No One Here By That Name
Posted on April 2, 2008 | 1 CommentHere’s one of the trickier issues that can sometimes come up with load balancing. You’ve setup load balancing for a couple of application servers, and at least on a TCP... -
Two Markets Reminder
Posted on March 30, 2008 | 1 CommentAs I’ve stated before, I think it’s important to keep in mind that the load balancer/application delivery market is actually two separate markets: The enterprise market and the value market.... -
License To S-S-Ill
Posted on March 18, 2008 | 1 CommentSounds kind of like a 007 reference, but really it was a Beastie Boys reference. At first I thought it might be too young for my target audience, but then... -
State Of GSLB: DNS FTW
Posted on March 13, 2008 | No CommentsBack when load balancers were the toast of the town, there were two competing methods for GSLB (Geographic Server Load Balancing). The first method was through use of DNS (and... -
Might As Well Face It, You’re Addicted To Control Languages
Posted on February 29, 2008 | 1 CommentI could have gone a couple of different ways with the title, including “You alright! I learned it from watching you!” and “I’m not the one with a problem, you... -
ASIC Debate Redux
Posted on February 28, 2008 | No CommentsBack in 2000, I wrote an article entitled “Parsing With Precision” for Network World Magazine. The gist of the article is that x86-based load balancers were going the way of... -
IPV6: The Sky Is Falling
Posted on February 24, 2008 | No CommentsIf you’re like me, not long after you learned about the IP protocol, someone told you about the eminent IP address crisis. For me, it was the late 90′s, and...
