Network Management Strategies for the CIO
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Q&A: Infoblox founder Stu Bailey on the SDN control plane
Infoblox considers itself a network control plane vendor. Founder Stu Bailey hints at the company's SDN control plane ambitions. News
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Floodlight primer: An OpenFlow controller
In software-defined networks, engineers use Floodlight controllers to manage physical and virtual devices -- and each traffic flow running between them. Expert Tip
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Earnings call reveals Juniper QFabric momentum, pending security news
Juniper said during its latest earnings call that more QFabric customers are adopting the full system rather than just top-of-rack devices. News
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Network Hardware Resale moves beyond used network hardware
Network Hardware Resale has launched its own brand of optics and could move into developing its own switches to support software-defined networking. Fast Packet
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New HP SDN portfolio: Controller, switches and network apps
A new HP OpenFlow controller with northbound APIs and production-ready network applications boosts HP's software defined networking strategy. News
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Cisco Nexus switches: Layer 2 configuration strategies
In this chapter, you'll learn the basics of Cisco Nexus switches and configuration of Layer 2 networking. Book Chapter
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Four virtual desktop infrastructure networking best practices
Networking pros must be brought into virtual desktop infrastructure projects during planning in order to implement VDI networking best practices. Expert Tip
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Broadcom Trident II enables distributed core in data center networks
With Broadcom's new Trident II chip, vendors can build smaller, power-efficient distributed core switches for data center networks. News
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Sustaining WLAN performance for video traffic explosion
Mobile video streaming can disrupt WLAN performance, so engineers are re-architecting networks and taking precautions to handle video traffic. News
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Northbound OpenFlow applications up next: Look out, Cisco!
The Open Networking Foundation will move on northbound OpenFlow applications, but these northbound APIs could threaten Cisco's proprietary SDN plan. Fast Packet