The AI Expert gathers data from a combination of Extreme’s public repository, knowledge base and Global Technical Assistance Center (GTAC) documentation as well as customer network details. Pulling and combining data from applications and devices across the network to establish intelligence on performance and experience, Extreme stated. “Extreme AI Expert will curate enterprise data […]
Imagine juggling multiple remotes for your entertainment system, each controlling a different device and requiring endless button presses to achieve a simple task. This is what managing a complex network security landscape can feel like—a jumble of disparate solutions, each demanding your attention and contributing to confusion. Today’s IT environment is no stranger to complexity. […]
The biggest potential benefit of neutral hosting that the positive thinkers saw is better broadband in thin areas. The altnet providers today are almost always companies (or even local governments) that serve a small, higher-opportunity-dense pocket in a broader rural area. Communities of as little as 5,000 households and businesses, if they’re concentrated geographically, can […]
This is the first VXLAN lesson, and we’ll work with the Cisco Nexus (NX-OS) 9000v switches. In this lesson, we’ll use static ingress replication, which means manually configuring the remote VXLAN Tunnel Endpoint (VTEP)s on each VTEP. Each VTEP replicates incoming broadcast, unknown-unicast, and multicast (BUM) traffic to all configured VTEPs. It’s the most simple […]
We see a similar failure in StorageCraft’s design. The fact that an admin decommissioning a single server caused them to lose all metadata suggests a lack of geo-redundancy and fault-tolerance in their backup storage architecture. This had a single server with a single copy of the only data that would allow them to piece together […]
“This ensures customers will not face any licensing mismatch as they move between providers, and will avoid switching and additional licensing costs,” Tan wrote in the post. VCF also will now come “at half the list price compared to past pricing” as a standard technology stack for cloud providers to provide the same technology and […]
We are honored to share that GigaOm has recognized HPE Aruba Networking as a “Leader” in their inaugural 2024 Secure Access Secure Edge (SASE) Radar report. HPE Aruba Networking is one of only five vendors to be named a Leader in this report. The GigaOm Radar Report for SASE examines 18 of the top SASE […]
Think of your home wireless router. It routes to a broadband connection through its WAN port, but it usually also has additional Ethernet ports that you can use to connect an Ethernet cable for a computer, television, printer or even a gaming console. While other devices on the network, such as other notebooks and phones, […]
Axion is based on Arm’s Neoverse V2 design, a data-center-oriented chip built on the ARMv9 architecture. Arm doesn’t make chips; it makes designs, and then licensees take those design and do their own customizations by adding to the basic configuration they get from Arm. Some make smart phones (Apple, Qualcomm), and others make server chips […]
It’s an exciting time in the world of Wi-Fi. The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) recently approved Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) for service providers. Adding to this momentum, the FCC granted standard-power certification to a range of Cisco Wireless Wi-Fi 6E access points. This means you’ll be able to take full advantage of the 6 GHz […]