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08 Sep 2026
API-first networking considerations for IT leaders
API-first network infrastructure offers benefits and flexibility, but enterprises must plan their deployments carefully to ensure their networks aren't exposed to new threats. Continue Reading
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08 Sep 2026
How InfiniBand vs. RoCE compare for AI networking
InfiniBand and RoCE both offer distinct advantages to companies determining the best way to support their AI training strategies. But the cheaper option might not be the best one. Continue Reading
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News
21 May 2019
Customers get a peek at future Extreme Networks products
Extreme Connect attendees got a peek at the company's product roadmap. Upcoming Extreme Networks products include an IoT device profiler and online application store. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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21 May 2019
What's the difference between a router, switch and hub?
Although a router, switch and hub all help direct network traffic, the devices transmit packets in different ways. Discover the differences among these network devices. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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News
20 May 2019
Marconi Mainnet launched for building, scaling complex networks
The Marconi Mainnet platform provides blockchain security, multi-cloud connectivity, advanced firewalls and secure gateways for decentralized networks. Continue Reading
By- Sabrina Polin, Managing Editor
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Feature
20 May 2019
Key factors to consider before evaluating campus edge switches
Before buying a campus edge switch, it's important to understand how technologies such as IoT could affect campus traffic and how you architect your network. Continue Reading
By- Kevin Tolly, The Tolly Group
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17 May 2019
Extreme Networks CEO blames China, not Trump, for trade impasse
Extreme Networks CEO Ed Meyercord blames China, not President Donald Trump, for the impasse in trade talks that could force the vendor to raise prices by as much as 10%. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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Quiz
17 May 2019
Test your wireless knowledge: What is 802.11ax?
Despite global hype, some network professionals still wonder what 802.11ax is and how it will change networking. This quiz covers essential information all Wi-Fi aficionados should know. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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Feature
15 May 2019
Expectations about SDN cost savings don't match reality
While most enterprises prepare for Opex and Capex increases during the initial stages of SDN deployment, many don't expect a continued delay in SDN savings, according to IHS Markit. Continue Reading
By- Jennifer English, Editorial Director
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15 May 2019
What's the difference between an edge router vs. core router?
Clearly, an edge router and core router are placed in different parts of the network, but their routing roles are more complex than their physical locations. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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15 May 2019
Extreme launches autonomous network strategy at Extreme Connect
Extreme unveils its building blocks for an autonomous network, called Elements. The company also introduces at the Extreme Connect show an IoT security tool. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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14 May 2019
The benefits of open source networking for enterprise IT
The benefits of open source are proved among large providers. But enterprises are less inclined to use open source networking, due to its limited functionality and support. Continue Reading
By- Lee Doyle, Doyle Research
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14 May 2019
Will 5G networks require new network engineer skills?
The 5G network will likely affect network engineer skills in areas such as security, physical appliances and software. But enterprise teams won't see too much change, for now. Continue Reading
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14 May 2019
What are private 5G networks and could they emerge as a major trend?
In some network environments, businesses may need broader connection options for devices and automation. Private 5G networks, at some point, might be the answer. Continue Reading
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13 May 2019
Evaluate top network analysis tools to find the right fit
Before selecting a network analytics tool, determine which devices and vendors make up your organization's network and what problems you hope to solve by deploying this product. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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News
10 May 2019
Cisco AMP for Networks bolsters SD-WAN security
Cisco AMP for Networks is now part of the company's SD-WAN product. Cisco also announced this week that it had open sourced its MindMeld AI development platform. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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09 May 2019
A glossary for the terms and types of WAN technologies
This introduction to WAN technologies defines several different terms -- such as VPN and SD-WAN -- that are essential in anybody's networking vocabulary. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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08 May 2019
What is network traffic analytics and how does it enhance security?
Network traffic analysis has evolved to incorporate machine learning techniques that help identify network security threats in real time and expedite a response. Continue Reading
By- Amy Larsen DeCarlo, GlobalData
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07 May 2019
New Cisco SD-WAN for enterprises using colos
The new Cisco SD-WAN for co-location facilities is aimed at enterprises that have dozens of branch offices in major cities in multiple countries. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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07 May 2019
New D-Link wireless access points launched for SMEs
Two new D-Link wireless access points have been added to D-Link's Wave 2 unified AP portfolio. Designed specifically for SMEs, the APs are flexible and scalable, according to the vendor. Continue Reading
By- Sabrina Polin, Managing Editor
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News
02 May 2019
Dell EMC offering a VeloCloud SD-WAN Edge appliance
The new Dell EMC SD-WAN Edge product includes hardware and support, as well as VMware's VeloCloud software. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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Tip
02 May 2019
Wi-Fi 6 and IoT could threaten the network
New advances in Wi-Fi technology -- like Wi-Fi 6 -- and IoT can create bottlenecks in legacy campus LANs due to increased throughput consumption and slower uplink speeds. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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Feature
01 May 2019
Benefits of 5G to drive enterprise adoption regardless of provider
Key 5G expectations among business decision-makers include improved network speed and reliability, and most enterprises are willing to obtain 5G regardless of provider or price. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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Tip
01 May 2019
Weighing the pros and cons of enterprise network subscriptions
A centralized repository of network licenses can help enterprises visualize their IT assets and manage their purchases. But higher costs and amortization issues lurk. Continue Reading
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01 May 2019
Wireless capacity more important than fast Wi-Fi 6 speed
Wi-Fi 6 speed may be getting all the attention, but the most compelling advantages of the new standard are techniques engineered to increase wireless capacity. Continue Reading
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30 Apr 2019
New Cisco Wi-Fi 6 products include Catalyst switch, APs
Cisco has launched itself into the Wi-Fi 6 market with the release of the Catalyst 9600 core campus switch. Other new Cisco Wi-Fi 6 gear includes Catalyst access points. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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Feature
30 Apr 2019
Assess needs before evaluating network analytics software
Learn how to evaluate your organization's current network to determine the most appropriate way to integrate network analytics software and what differentiates the different tools. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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Feature
30 Apr 2019
DIY SD-WAN more complex than some vendors admit
Is DIY SD-WAN a do or a don't bother? One expert says it's rarely as simple as vendors suggest -- prompting a growing number of enterprises to enlist third-party support. Continue Reading
By- Alissa Irei, Senior Reporter, Cybersecurity News
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29 Apr 2019
Specialized network engineer skills deemed unnecessary by 2020
Common networking roles are shifting to keep up with network transformation and a changing industry. Challenges include new monitoring tools and increased complexity. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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Definition
29 Apr 2019
remote sensing
Remote sensing is the use of various technologies to make observations and measurements at a target that is usually at a distance or scale beyond those observable to the naked eye. Continue Reading
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26 Apr 2019
Drawbacks of open source networking could impede full growth
IT teams have increasingly accepted the use of open source within their organizations. But open source networking continues to lag behind -- and it may not catch up. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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25 Apr 2019
Wi-Fi 6 vs. 5G networks is more about cooperation than competition
While Wi-Fi 6 and 5G might experience some interference with each other, enterprises should focus on the handoff of connections between the two technologies. Continue Reading
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News
25 Apr 2019
Pica8 Nymble provides branch network automation
Pica8's second branch product provides network automation and provisioning. But the jury is out on whether Pica8 Nymble can compete with offerings from established vendors. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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24 Apr 2019
SD-WAN with IoT enables the enhanced network edge
In a world teeming with IoT devices -- and the resulting data -- SD-WAN and SD-branch can provide the security, visibility and connectivity the IoT edge requires. Continue Reading
By- Lee Doyle, Doyle Research
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24 Apr 2019
3 critical considerations for your network management strategy
The debate continues between the use of a single network management tool or a variety. Three considerations can help point your network management strategy in the right direction. Continue Reading
By- John Burke, Nemertes Research
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24 Apr 2019
What are the 5 types of network firewalls and how are they different?
As they monitor and filter network traffic, some firewalls can provide some pretty advanced security controls. But added packet inspection can slow network performance. Continue Reading
By- Amy Larsen DeCarlo, GlobalData
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23 Apr 2019
Cumulus NetQ aimed at broader enterprise market
Cumulus Networks has revamped Cumulus NetQ. The latest version of the network troubleshooting and change validation software is aimed at a larger segment of the enterprise market. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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23 Apr 2019
The future of VPN will reflect the need for flexibility
The future of VPN services reflects the industry's trend toward software networking, evident in developments like SD-WAN and public cloud. The need for flexible technology is a main driver. Continue Reading
By- Robert Sturt, Netify
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22 Apr 2019
Should you buy 802.11ax devices before the Wi-Fi standard is ratified?
The Wi-Fi 6 standard has not been ratified yet, but enterprises are faced with a decision. Should they buy 802.11ax devices now or wait for the standard to be approved? Continue Reading
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18 Apr 2019
Review the benefits of network performance monitoring strategies
This compilation delves into five points regarding the benefits of network performance monitoring, as well as various monitoring tools and strategies. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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18 Apr 2019
IT directors share SD-WAN advantages and advice
Enhanced access to internet applications, streamlined network connectivity and faster deployments at new offices are just some common SD-WAN advantages. Continue Reading
By- Luke O'Neill, Executive Editor
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17 Apr 2019
IoT device monitoring added to Nyansa Voyance
Nyansa has added IoT traffic analytics to its network monitoring software. The latest version of Nyansa Voyance monitors the activity of IoT devices in healthcare and retail. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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17 Apr 2019
What is a programmable data plane and where does P4 fit in?
A programmable data plane presents a versatile way to forward packets and supports various formats and protocols. The P4 language is used to configure the forwarding actions. Continue Reading
By- David Jacobs, The Jacobs Group
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16 Apr 2019
Google Cloud, HPE team up for new hybrid cloud platforms
New hybrid cloud platforms, released as a collaboration between Google Cloud and HPE, are available to create similar experiences across both clouds and on-premises environments. Continue Reading
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Quiz
16 Apr 2019
What do you know about the history of mobile networks?
Though it still has a long way to go, 5G is finally here. This quiz takes you through mobile networking's history -- from first-generation wireless to 5G expectations. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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15 Apr 2019
What happens when edge computing hits enterprise networks?
Is it time to take your network to the edge? Learn what edge networking can do to improve traffic flows, ease demand for high-performing connectivity and more. Continue Reading
By- John Burke, Nemertes Research
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15 Apr 2019
What the future of edge computing means for cloud and networks
IoT and application processing needs are shaping the future of edge computing, driving the growth of micro modular data centers and raising the question of cloud computing's relevance. Continue Reading
By- David Jacobs, The Jacobs Group
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15 Apr 2019
Public cloud networking basics: How to navigate to AWS, Azure
Moving workloads to AWS and Azure doesn't have to be difficult as long as you follow a few cloud networking basics. What do you need to know to make the shift? Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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News
11 Apr 2019
Juniper SD-WAN as a service linked to wired, wireless LAN
The new Juniper SD-WAN as a service integrates with the vendor's EX Series wired LAN switches and the Mist wireless LAN. The bundle shows Juniper moving toward an SD-branch offering. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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11 Apr 2019
Examine the requirements for 5G core networks
The 5G core network will support millions of devices that need high-speed communication and data processing. Learn what other capabilities are required for 5G deployment. Continue Reading
By- Lee Doyle, Doyle Research
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11 Apr 2019
What is Cisco Smart Licensing and how might it benefit my business?
Cisco Smart Licensing, the networking vendor's fairly new approach to software licensing, aims to provide customers with more visibility and control over their licenses. Continue Reading
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11 Apr 2019
Network analytics tools take monitoring to the next level
A network analytics platform augments traditional analytics with automation and AI to provide organizations with data that can help them pinpoint a specific problem. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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10 Apr 2019
Improve data center efficiency with these 3 steps
As applications require more computing power, enterprises need to ensure they maximize their data centers. These three steps can improve data center efficiency. Continue Reading
By- Jennifer English, Editorial Director
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News
10 Apr 2019
New ASIC bolsters Fortinet SD-WAN performance
Fortinet claims it has given its FortiGate SD-WAN and security appliance a boost. The vendor said a more powerful ASIC improves the performance of key Fortinet SD-WAN features. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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09 Apr 2019
When will enterprises adopt the new Wi-Fi 6 standard?
Networking vendors have unveiled Wi-Fi 6 devices, yet the wireless standard is not ratified. Don't expect Wi-Fi 6 to flow into the mainstream anytime soon. Continue Reading
By- Luke O'Neill, Executive Editor
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09 Apr 2019
3 considerations that can spark modern networking innovations
In this roundup of networking blogs, experts explore the possibility of network transformations, including where the industry needs the most change and new ways of thinking. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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05 Apr 2019
Execs talk product roadmap at Aruba Atmosphere 2019
At Aruba Atmosphere 2019, executives said the WLAN vendor plans to improve its cloud services this year with changes to Central, ClearPass, Introspect and NetInsight. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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Opinion
04 Apr 2019
Skip the wireless site survey cost and invest in more wireless APs
A wireless site survey simply provides a one-time snapshot of a work environment's wireless coverage. But Wi-Fi requires ongoing management based on several changing variables. Continue Reading
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03 Apr 2019
A review of SD-branch and its progression from SD-WAN
The goal of software-defined branch is to merge network functions and management into a single platform, but the branch architecture still lacks maturity, despite some early deployments. Continue Reading
By- Jennifer English, Editorial Director
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03 Apr 2019
What is the purpose of an SD-WAN gateway?
Software-defined WAN architecture has adapted with the growth of cloud services, resulting in a cloud-based model that uses SD-WAN gateways to handle traffic and control. Continue Reading
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03 Apr 2019
How cloud network architecture can redesign the enterprise edge
Networks are changing at the edge, and maintaining edge connectivity is crucial. Cloud network advancements are transforming connectivity options, as well as WANs and SD-WANs. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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02 Apr 2019
The 3 pillars of SD-WAN QoS and questions to ask your providers
Traffic shaping, path control and forward error correction are three core components of SD-WAN QoS. Here are some crucial questions to ask your vendors regarding those areas. Continue Reading
By- Kevin Tolly, The Tolly Group
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Opinion
02 Apr 2019
Wireless site surveys and why you no longer need them
Wireless site surveys have always been part of a WLAN installation, but today that no longer should be the case. Capacity, not coverage, is more important. Continue Reading
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News
02 Apr 2019
Aruba ClearPass Device Insight IDs more IoT devices
Aruba ClearPass Device Insight discovers more IoT devices on the IP network than the company's previous product. The software collects better data from the network to ID hardware. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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01 Apr 2019
802.11ax release date: Here's what has to happen first
Members of the IEEE committee developing the new wireless LAN standard now expect the final 802.11ax release date won't arrive until mid- to late-2020. Here's what has to happen first. Continue Reading
By- Alissa Irei, Senior Reporter, Cybersecurity News
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01 Apr 2019
3 steps for a successful data center consolidation plan
A data center consolidation plan is usually riddled with questions. But careful forethought is key for the successful centralization of software and servers. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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Feature
29 Mar 2019
The campus edge switch market evolves, offers new innovations
The campus edge LAN switching market has evolved to offer a multitude of products boasting multi-gigabit port speeds -- there are more available port speed options than ever. Continue Reading
By- Kevin Tolly, The Tolly Group
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Feature
29 Mar 2019
With AI-based networking, UNH Wi-Fi gets smart
When the University of New Hampshire's residence halls went wireless-only, an AI-based networking tool from Aruba gave them a closer look at Wi-Fi performance. Continue Reading
By- Alissa Irei, Senior Reporter, Cybersecurity News
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Feature
28 Mar 2019
A brief glossary of network service provider types
For network novices and experts alike, this glossary of basic terms covers essential keywords related to network services and the various providers that sell them. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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News
28 Mar 2019
F5 Cloud Services aims ADC features at DevOps
Initially, F5 Cloud Services will provide only load balancing for DNS servers. Later in the year, F5 plans to add security features for DevOps teams building cloud applications. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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28 Mar 2019
Which 802.11ax features support IoT adoption?
A handful of key 802.11ax features could help accelerate widespread internet-of-things adoption, according to networking experts familiar with the new standard. Continue Reading
By- Alissa Irei, Senior Reporter, Cybersecurity News
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Feature
27 Mar 2019
Machine learning network monitoring shows AIOps' promise
Machine learning network monitoring tools highlight the promise of artificial intelligence for IT operations, helping networking pros contextualize data and turn it into action. Continue Reading
By- Alissa Irei, Senior Reporter, Cybersecurity News
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27 Mar 2019
How are automated network configuration and management changing?
Could a new generation of network testing and verification tools combine with automated network configuration to mimic intent-based networking systems? Continue Reading
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26 Mar 2019
Latest Arrcus protocols for webscale data centers
Startup Arrcus has added to its network operating system protocols that could appeal to cloud providers and companies with webscale data centers. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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Feature
26 Mar 2019
How modern WAN edge services can benefit your network
Modern services could replace legacy routers at the network edge. And while individual WANs have different edge requirements, common needs include flexibility and reliability. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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26 Mar 2019
Understand limitations when monitoring cloud performance
When monitoring cloud performance, organizations need to recognize the limitations that come with SaaS, PaaS and IaaS models, as well as public and private cloud architectures. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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22 Mar 2019
How 5G can start a brand new era for the virtual RAN
5G is forging the way for operators to delve into virtualized RANs. Yet, despite its benefits, vRAN lacks standards and is still in the early developmental stages. Continue Reading
By- Lee Doyle, Doyle Research
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22 Mar 2019
What tools can reinforce network edge security?
Firewalls, intrusion prevention systems and cloud-based threat intelligence are just a few of the many ways that organizations can bolster network edge security. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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News
22 Mar 2019
Array Networks launches monitoring system for app performance
Array Networks launches a monitoring and reporting tool that draws data from the vendor's application delivery controllers to pinpoint application troubles. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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Feature
21 Mar 2019
VMware-VeloCloud sees the future of SD-WAN with 5G, hybrid cloud
A glimpse into one software-defined WAN vendor's vision shows a heavy interest in SD-WAN's integration with the network edge, 5G and hybrid cloud. Continue Reading
By- Jennifer English, Editorial Director
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Tip
20 Mar 2019
3 types of configuration tools for network change management
From openly available scripting tools to vendor-supplied services, network change management and configuration tools generally fit into three main categories. Continue Reading
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20 Mar 2019
Infovista-Ipanema SD-WAN gets cloud orchestrator for MSPs
Infovista has added a cloud-based orchestrator to its SD-WAN product. The latest feature in Infovista Ipanema is meant to make the software more attractive to MSPs. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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20 Mar 2019
How to monitor CPU usage in SDN environments
Monitoring CPU usage in a software-defined network is necessary to determine adequate network capacity and compute capacity, especially if workloads are competing for resources. Continue Reading
By- John Burke, Nemertes Research
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News
18 Mar 2019
Facebook unveils data center overhaul at OCP 2019
Facebook's two-year data center overhaul, discussed at OCP 2019, included two new switches: the Facebook-designed Minipack and the 7368X4 developed jointly with Arista. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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18 Mar 2019
What does a zero-trust model mean for network security?
A zero-trust model limits access and permissions according to a defined set of parameters that enterprises specify for each application. Learn what this means for network security. Continue Reading
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15 Mar 2019
Automation connects 5G, Wi-Fi 6 and other networking trends
At IDC Directions, analyst Rohit Mehra discussed the role of automation in some of 2019's most talked about trends, including 5G, Wi-Fi 6, SD-WAN and the network edge. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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News
14 Mar 2019
Facebook Minipack joins other advancements at OCP 2019
Facebook launches the power-saving Minipack switching platform, and Arista unveils the 7368X4 for hyperscalers at the OCP 2019 Global Summit. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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14 Mar 2019
What 5 items should be on your network monitoring checklist?
Device monitoring, visual performance tools and a deep understanding of network data are just a few of the items that should be on your network monitoring checklist. Continue Reading
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14 Mar 2019
AI-enabled network automation supports milliseconds response time
Enterprises need to respond to network and security events in milliseconds, not seconds. Network automation coupled with artificial intelligence tools can help. Continue Reading
By- Jennifer English, Editorial Director
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Tip
13 Mar 2019
What is service chaining and where does VNF onboarding fit in?
Service chaining and VNF onboarding aren't easy. Companies interested in these processes need to understand the challenges involved, as well as various requirements for onboarding. Continue Reading
By- Tom Nolle, Andover Intel
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13 Mar 2019
How to strategize for WAN and SD-WAN performance monitoring
The importance of WAN performance monitoring hasn't decreased with the introduction of SD-WAN and other technologies. Enterprises still need to enforce proper monitoring strategies. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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News
12 Mar 2019
F5-NGINX acquisition removes open source rival
F5 Networks plans to buy NGINX for $670 million. The F5-NGINX acquisition removes from the market a business founded on open source software used in 375 million websites. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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11 Mar 2019
What are the benefits of ADCs with per-application functionality?
DevOps development has driven the need for application delivery controllers to adapt. The result is per-application functionality, which enables customization for each application. Continue Reading
By- Lee Doyle, Doyle Research
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Feature
11 Mar 2019
Cloud connectivity tests the bond between enterprises, WAN providers
Collaborating on cloud connections can strengthen or strain relationships between enterprises and service providers. Service-level agreements, in particular, can be tested. Continue Reading
By- Shamus McGillicuddy, Enterprise Management Associates
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Tip
08 Mar 2019
Network visibility challenges in modern networks
To tackle current visibility issues, you must first understand the nature and sources of the problems. Learn why visibility is essential but so tough to achieve. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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Answer
08 Mar 2019
How does a WAN-cloud exchange work?
WAN-cloud exchanges provide private and secure connectivity to cloud environments, making them beneficial for software-defined WAN and SaaS platforms. Continue Reading
By- John Burke, Nemertes Research
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Quiz
08 Mar 2019
How much do you really know about intent-based networks?
Break through the intent-based networking hype and take the time to evaluate what you know about the architecture. This quiz covers IBN basics, the benefits of IBN and beyond. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
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Answer
06 Mar 2019
How do cloud data centers affect network bandwidth requirements?
When deciding which applications to move to a cloud data center, enterprises should consider network bandwidth requirements and latency, among other factors. Continue Reading
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Opinion
05 Mar 2019
The switch to 400 GbE may be closer than you think
Several dynamics are driving the need for 400 GbE infrastructures, including the increase in server density, private cloud applications and network edge data. Continue Reading
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05 Mar 2019
Use the right performance monitoring strategy for automated networks
Virtual and automated networks can often hide performance issues that lurk within the network. Learn performance monitoring strategies to get the most out of these environments. Continue Reading
By- Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks
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News
05 Mar 2019
AI-powered WLAN behind Juniper-Mist acquisition
Juniper plans to acquire WLAN vendor Mist for $405 million. The Juniper-Mist acquisition is an offensive move that fills a hole in the networking vendor's campus portfolio. Continue Reading
By- Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large
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Feature
05 Mar 2019
Spokane venues up their game with new guest Wi-Fi network
The Spokane Public Facilities District refreshed its Wi-Fi infrastructure with equipment from Aruba Networks for improved device support, coverage and IT management. Continue Reading
By- Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor