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Brocade's HyperEdge for simpler campus networks

Brocade HyperEdge is now available for simpler campus networking, along with a campus switch refresh.
2013 networking outlook: True unified campus LANs

Forrester Research analyst Andre Kindness said campus LANs will finally have true unified wired and wireless infrastructure in 2013.
LAN disaster recovery solutions you may already have

LAN disaster recovery solutions can be costly, but you may already have the right technology in-house for backup and recovery.
Will we ever need 400 GbE enterprise networks?

With 40 and 100 Gigabit Ethernet so new, what could possibly drive the need for 400 Gigabit Ethernet in the enterprise? Hint: It’s not just the WAN.

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Power protection

Some recommendations for keeping your network up if your routers don't support standard UPSs. Tip
Creating a sub-network

Advice for creating a sub-network. Tip
Tips on working with VLSM

Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSM) can require some serious number crunching but there are many ways to help make the process simpler. Tip
Diagrams - samples

Some samples of the Visio diagrams described in previous tips. Tip
Diagrams - part 2

Combining logical and physical components on your network diagrams can be confusing, but by layering your diagrams you can represent everything on one diagram. Tip
Network diagrams and documentation: Part 1

Network diagrams and documentation are the topics of this tip on keeping your network organized. Tip
Netsh

A command line utility for Windows systems. Tip
802.1x - not just for wireless?

A look at how you can use 802.1x protocol to authenticate on a LAN. Tip
Bottom up approach to network troubleshooting

Last week we covered the top down approach to troubleshooting, this week we look at bottom up network troubleshooting. Tip
Cooking with Cisco: Frame Relay traffic shaping

This article shows how to use Frame Relay traffic shaping to ensure that the router doesn't overrun the capacity of the individual PVCs in a Frame Relay WAN. Tip

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