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Cisco and IOS jumble. How easy is it for Cisco and Customers?

Let’s take a short stroll down IOS lane… Best I can tell there are nine varieties of IOS: Regular IOS – the old warhorse running the routers. IOS for 6500s and 7600s – this is … Read more

Clearwire partnerships with Cisco for WiMAX deal

After using Motorola for its Portland WiMAX infrastructure, Clearwire is now including Cisco in its future plans. Cisco and Clearwire had been in the news for a while. Now after things have settled to a … Read more

Cisco CRS-1 celebrates 5years

It hardly seems like five years have passed since Cisco rolled out the CRS-1 core router. The system was unveiled as a multiterabit, multichassis-capable routing matrix, an alternative to Juniper’s T series systems and TX … Read more

Arista Networks EOS (Highly Modular)

In my response to earlier post “Did cisco copy JUNOS“, a network engineer called “Router guy” suggested considering Arista Networks. And the information I gathered from their website was good enough to prove that cisco … Read more

VPN Security: where are the holes in your security.

Demand for mobile and remote access to small- and midsized business networks has increased dramatically. Even the most basic VPN technologies are so accessible and affordable that there is no good reason for failing to … Read more

Virtualization aware Networking powered by Cisco and VMware

Cisco and VMware have collaborated to address new challenges that have arisen from the introduction of bladed server architectures and subsequently of server virtualization. With Cisco VN-Link, you will find a portfolio of networking solutions … Read more

Routing for the future: Cisco ASR IOS XE

Cisco’s ASR routers gives a new Edge to the Routing technologies that exist today. It introduces the new concept of distributed software components for routers to make them more resilient. source: NetworkWorld You can search … Read more