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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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War on Load Balancers?
Posted on June 22, 2011 | No CommentsAnd not the term load balancers, but replacing load balancers as a technology for HA/scaling. A DNS company called Dyn is launching a PR offensive against hardware-based load balancers. (Or... -
Packet Pushers
Posted on April 26, 2011 | No CommentsI was very honored to join the esteemed Packet Pushers Podcast this week, in an episode hilariously entitled: Protect My B00b135 by Hating on Firewalls. We discussed our mutual hatred of... -
What Is The Cloud? The Cloud Is Shit I Don’t Care About
Posted on August 10, 2010 | 2 CommentsThere are lots of conflicting definitions of The Cloud out there, and the debate as to what exactly is The Cloud rages (Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle and top contender... -
Cavium Buys MontaVista Linux
Posted on November 13, 2009 | No CommentsCavium is a company that makes network processor chips, and is probably best known in the load balancing world as the company that makes the SSL ASICs that power a... -
KEMP Releases LoadMaster 5.0 Firmware
Posted on November 13, 2009 | No CommentsKEMP Technologies released the 5.0 LoadMaster firmware for LoadMaster 2000 and above models on Tuesday. It brings VLAN trunking (802.1Q) as well as Etherchannel to the LoadMaster series. Not as... -
Guess Who’s Back? Hint: Alteon
Posted on November 9, 2009 | No CommentsWhen Radware purchased the remnants of the once great Alteon line, many thought they were simply buying the customer list and were going to abandon the platform entirely. Radware insisted... -
There Are No More Webservers Left
Posted on October 27, 2009 | 1 CommentThere are no more web servers left on the Internet. -
First Moments of an SSL Connection
Posted on June 22, 2009 | No CommentsI stumbled upon this link somewhere (Digg I think?), and it goes into pretty good detail the first moments of an SSL connection: The First Few Milliseconds of an SSL... -
A10 Releases AX5200 at 40 Gbps
Posted on May 20, 2009 | No CommentsA10 Networks recently released their new AX 5200 ADC, a 2U unit capable of pushing 40 Gbps of throughput and 3 million Layer 4 connections per second. Check the link... -
Roll Your Own or Shrink Wrapped: F5 versus O3
Posted on April 20, 2009 | 2 CommentsAs pointed out by Shawn Nunley on the lb-l mailing list, o3 Magazine did a piece on rolling your own SSL accelerator and load balancer. Â Lori MacVittie over at...
