The Network Hub
January 2010
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Solarwinds offers up free network configuration tool
- Enterprise Management Associates 29 Jan 2010 -
Will you architect yourself out of a job with cloud computing?
- NICE Actimize 25 Jan 2010 -
Cisco router into space passes first in-orbit networking test
22 Jan 2010
For those of you who don't have a full-fledged network configuration and change management (NCCM) system, Solarwinds released a free tool this week that could make your lives a little easier. It's ...
We’ve heard all of the reasons why enterprises will move toward a cloud computing model (for networking read: less network to manage for better performing apps and accessible storage, plus simpler ...
Cisco Systems got word earlier this week that the IP router it launched into space in November passed its first networking test -- it works. Using Cisco's IOS platform... The in-orbit test was ...
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Cisco HP battle heats up in China and in the channel
- NICE Actimize 13 Jan 2010 -
Nothing’s free? How about a community lab to experiment with Cisco gear
- NICE Actimize 12 Jan 2010 -
Cisco supply chain woes: Core networking product shortage
- Enterprise Management Associates 11 Jan 2010 -
IT jobs growth detected with a microscope
- Enterprise Management Associates 08 Jan 2010
Cisco’s move to restructure its Asian operations is a clear sign that the HP-3Com acquisition has lit a fire under the router king’s you know what. It’s also yet another vote of confidence in the ...
Free education? What a concept. Packet Life blogger extraordinaire (also a network engineer) Jeremy Stretch has built a community lab that enables users to experiment with a host of networking ...
The Channel Insider reports that Cisco is struggling to fill orders for core networking products after enterprises started buying products in greater numbers at the end of the year. In an official ...
National unemployment remains at 10% (officially), but if you include people who are underemployed and who have given up looking for work that number is actually at 17.3%. Not pretty. But Foote ...