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Small SDN providers' cost, flexibility appeal to enterprises

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The sky's the limit with 5G wireless communication

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Interest in 5G wireless networks ramps up

The ability for businesses to use 5G wireless networks is closer to becoming a reality as carriers continue to deploy 5G trials across cities in the U.S. and globally. While the technology that promises faster broadband speeds and enhanced data capacity is still in precommercial stages, 5G wireless networks are expected to transform how business is conducted around the world.

In this issue of Network Evolution, find out how enterprises are exploring of the possibilities of 5G wireless networks and how they can prepare for them.

Beyond 5G wireless networks, this issue looks at software-defined networking, and network managers share their reasons for choosing smaller SDN vendors instead of major providers like Cisco or VMware. A variety of software-based networking options are attracting enterprises that want to start their SDN evolution.

In addition, the ongoing availability of new business collaboration tools and features offers end users multiple options to choose from, which can lead to overlapping features. Enterprises are faced with similar applications for things like email, messaging, video or conferencing, and IT managers have begun exploring options to consolidate these tools into a single platform. Here we look at best practices to develop a plan to help deploy unified communications (UC) tools and improve collaboration across the enterprise.

Finally, in this month's Subnet, see how Durham County, N.C., is using network automation to create an efficient, seamless network experience for IT managers and users.

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The sky's the limit with 5G wireless communication

As the reality of 5G wireless communications builds, enterprises are looking toward new ways of doing business with higher speed and increased capacity. Continue Reading

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• Jean DerGurahian, Features and E-Zine Editor

Engineer uses Cisco DNA Center to combat network challenges

Durham County hopes Cisco DNA Center and network automation create efficient, seamless experiences for IT managers and users, after redesigning its data center with Cisco's ACI. Continue Reading

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• Jean DerGurahian, Features and E-Zine Editor

Small SDN providers' cost, flexibility appeal to enterprises

VMware's NSX and Cisco's ACI are the main SDN providers on the stage, but smaller vendors can offer enterprises flexibility and cost savings. Continue Reading

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• Steve Zurier, ZFeatures

New 5G wireless technology trials spark enterprise interest

New 5G wireless technology promises super-fast network speeds and massive capacity. Businesses that require low latency and high throughput could see the advantages first. Continue Reading

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• Jean DerGurahian, Features and E-Zine Editor

What is happening with AI in cybersecurity?

This week, bloggers focus on the growing role of AI in cybersecurity, achieving simple, stable networks and running EVPN in a single data center fabric. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

SD-WAN security remains customer and vendor focus

Most SD-WAN vendors offer common features when it comes to SD-WAN security, but some tout security differentiators embedded in their services. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

Cisco Assurance services verify intent-based networking

Cisco has advanced its intent-based networking plans with a layer of analytics that verify compliance with policies. The new Cisco Assurance is tied to the company's SDN platform. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Which tools does NSX use for virtual network management?

NSX uses VMware services, such as vRealize Operations Manager and VMware Integrated OpenStack, and integrates with third-party platforms for security and virtual network management. Continue Reading

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• Stephen J. Bigelow, Senior Technology Editor

Cryptomining, ransomware are top malware in 2017

Check Point issues new top malware research that finds cryptomining, mobile attacks and ransomware growth in second half of 2017. Continue Reading

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• Chuck Moozakis, Editor at Large

Network configuration tools: A primer

Script management, intent-based systems and new strategies with network configuration tools are propelling a paradigm shift in the way that networks are managed. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Software-defined branch networks: Why and how to do them

Software networking virtualization has reached branch networks. Learn the whys and hows of creating the software-defined branch using the latest software networking technologies. Continue Reading

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• Lee Doyle, Doyle Research

How your SD-WAN appliance can consolidate the branch stack

The latest SD-WAN appliance technology promises expanded and accelerated consolidation of branch stacks. Learn how it works and how to make it work for you. Continue Reading

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• John Burke, Nemertes Research

Fog computing architecture posing challenges for IT

Fog computing architecture designs are gaining traction, as users demand accessibility to apps and services. But the approach can cause challenges for IT. Continue Reading

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• Russ White

How can cloud management apps organize data across clouds?

If you need to pull together different data sets, cloud management apps can track information workloads across multiple clouds and present the data in a simplified way. Continue Reading

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• Amy Larsen DeCarlo, GlobalData

Cisco HyperFlex system upgrade targets hybrid cloud

The Cisco HyperFlex system is now available with AppDynamics, CloudCenter and other software for managing hybrid cloud applications. The new all-in-one system scales to 64 nodes. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Big content providers influence undersea cable price drops

The undersea cable market has become increasingly competitive, as large content providers build new routes and wavelength prices drop, leaving telecom operators concerned. Continue Reading

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• Kate Gerwig, Editorial Director

Selecting network configuration software for automation

This week, bloggers look into choosing the right network configuration software for an automation project, endpoint security and the future of SD-WAN as a stand-alone service. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Open source networking projects unite under Linux Foundation

The Linux Foundation created an umbrella platform, the LF Networking Fund, to promote cross-project collaboration among open source networking projects under its wing. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

Application delivery controllers evolve to meet new demands

ADC devices have evolved to deliver a wide range of functionality, including web application firewall, denial-of-service protection, SSL offload and scalable performance. Continue Reading

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• Kevin Tolly, The Tolly Group

Apstra bolsters IBN with customizable analytics

Startup Apstra has introduced customizable analytics in its network operating system. The latest AOS upgrade bolsters Apstra's intent-based networking capabilities. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Which VMware NSX features handle networking and security?

The VMware NSX network virtualization platform provides a flexible software-defined networking overlay and granular security to round out the company's software-defined data center. Continue Reading

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• Stephen J. Bigelow, Senior Technology Editor

What are the benefits of the NSX network virtualization platform?

VMware's NSX network virtualization platform applies software-layer abstraction to networking, adds network functionality and enforces granular security policies. Continue Reading

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• Stephen J. Bigelow, Senior Technology Editor

5G networks advance in U.S. with expanded trials

Operators' 5G networks move forward with expanded trials; wireless WPA3 standard will help secure public Wi-Fi; and Verizon acquires threat detection startup that uses machine learning. Continue Reading

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• David Harbeck and Kate Gerwig

Talari adds SD-WAN appliance for smaller edge sites

With its recently added SD-WAN appliance, Talari aims for smaller branch locations, like retail and remote sites; Cradlepoint introduces subscription-based networking packages. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

5G wireless technology influences telecommunication's future

The capabilities of 5G wireless technology and event-driven networking hold the promise for telecommunication's future, but solving the remaining challenges will determine the outcome. Continue Reading

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• Tom Nolle, Andover Intel

How can you use perfect forward secrecy for mobile security?

How can companies increase data protection in mobile communications environments and enhance perfect forward secrecy to safeguard user activity? Continue Reading

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• Amy Larsen DeCarlo, GlobalData

ThousandEyes-Juniper pact focuses on hybrid WANs

ThousandEyes and Juniper boost visibility for hybrid WANs; IDC records sharp rise in cloud spending; and a vendor group issues specifications for optical 100 Gbps interoperability. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

ExtremeLocation latest addition to Extreme wireless portfolio

Extreme Networks is targeting retailers with a new set of services, called ExtremeLocation. The latest technology adds location-based customer-tracking services to the Extreme wireless portfolio. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Take network configuration management tools to the next level

Script management systems and intent-based networking are driving the future of network configuration management tools, shifting the paradigm of how networking systems are managed. Continue Reading

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• David Jacobs, The Jacobs Group

Cybersecurity skills shortage continues to worsen

This week, bloggers explore the cybersecurity skills shortage, the challenges of deploying edge computing and how best to mitigate Meltdown in a software-centric environment. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

NFV disaggregates firewall appliance to increase scalability

A traditional firewall appliance can incorporate many services, but NFV can virtualize firewalls to offer individual services that scale for application requirements. Continue Reading

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• Russ White

Cisco, Hyundai to add software-defined platform to vehicles

Cisco and Hyundai will release jointly developed software-defined vehicles in 2019. These connected cars will boast a Cisco-built software-defined platform and 1 Gbps Ethernet. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

No need to rush network patching for Spectre and Meltdown

Security experts said Spectre and Meltdown pose a low risk to corporate networking gear. Nevertheless, vendor patches should be applied following thorough testing. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Campus network architecture strategies to blossom in 2018

This week, bloggers focus on the growing relevancy of campus network architecture planning, BGP route selection and the next generation of cloud-vendor partnerships. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

IBN: Enablement for a configuration management process?

How realistic are claims about intent-based networking helping organizations to enhance the network configuration management process? Continue Reading

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• Amy Larsen DeCarlo, GlobalData

How does SD-WAN manage real-time network traffic performance?

Most people have experienced poor quality when it comes to real-time network traffic, like VoIP and video. But SD-WAN can help prioritize traffic and improve reliability. Continue Reading

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• Lee Doyle, Doyle Research

AT&T 5G headed for 12 U.S. markets this year

AT&T plans to roll out 5G mobile services in a dozen U.S. markets by the end of the year. But details on the AT&T 5G services have not been released. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Cisco ETA security integrated into Catalyst, ASR, ISR

Cisco has integrated Encrypted Traffic Analytics into Catalyst switches and ASR and ISR routers. Cisco ETA searches encrypted traffic for malware activity. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Managing first-hop router complexity with an IPv6 prefix

This week, bloggers explore IPv6 prefix complexities, the reasons behind high turnover among CISOs and whether the adage 'just reboot it' holds true with advanced wireless LANs. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Zayo SD-WAN available as a managed or on-premises product

Zayo Group has launched an SD-WAN product. The Zayo SD-WAN is available as an on-premises or managed product. Zayo is a bandwidth infrastructure provider in the U.S. and Europe. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Looking ahead to the biggest 2018 tech trends in networking

The year ahead will force IT professionals to break out of their comfort zones and embrace 2018 tech trends that are reshaping the enterprise networking field. Continue Reading

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• Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks

Four telecom infrastructure trends driving network of the future

Four telecom infrastructure trends -- SDN, NFV, IoT and 5G -- are driving the network of the future, but telecom networks are more likely to transform in 2020, not 2018. Continue Reading

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• Tom Nolle, Andover Intel

Nuffield Health finds SD-WAN deployment worth the added cost

The additional SD-WAN cost brought more value to the LANs of 189 Nuffield hospitals and fitness centers in the United Kingdom. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Automated networks mean clearing some key hurdles first

Obstacles facing IT adoption of automation in the network including training and trust. Now's the time to clear these hurdles and reap the benefits of an automated future. Continue Reading

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• John Burke, Nemertes Research

Recapping 2017's biggest trends in networking technology

In 2017 trends in networking technology, network management software got more intelligent, switches more versatile and vendor consolidation accelerated. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

How can network management systems boost troubleshooting?

What can IT teams do to combine network management systems and application performance management tools to boost troubleshooting in enterprise infrastructure? Continue Reading

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• Amy Larsen DeCarlo, GlobalData

SD-WAN a tool for combining networks, engineer says

When your company acquires another, combining networks can be a chore. But SD-WAN could ease the pains associated with integrating disparate topologies. Continue Reading

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• Chuck Moozakis, Editor at Large

Barefoot Tofino chip tapped for Deep Insight network monitor

Barefoot Networks has introduced packet-based monitoring software, called Deep Insight. The new product uses data processed on switches powered by the Barefoot Tofino chip. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

The future of networking technology is playing out right now

To prepare for the future of networking technology, IT managers must understand evolving concepts like hyper-convergence, SD-WAN and intent-based networking. Continue Reading

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• Jean DerGurahian, Features and E-Zine Editor

Aporeto app security uncoupled from network infrastructure

Aporeto app security startup has introduced security software that achieves scale by decoupling application security from the network infrastructure of a hybrid cloud environment. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

How to select the best network monitoring tool

Learn the criteria for choosing the best network monitoring tool for your enterprise. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel
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Why device upgrade strategies fail

The industry is built on 30-year-old code, writes one analyst, and that is one reason why device upgrade strategies often fall short. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

LiveAction software focuses on provisioning resources

Bloggers look into LiveAction software aimed at provisioning resources, the threat posed by the cybersecurity skills shortage and using Linux for data center switches. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Remediation engine to improve Nyansa Voyance network monitoring

New remediation engine in Nyansa Voyance flags the cause of network troubles and recommends changes to correct it. Other improvements include more syslog data for better analytics. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Need help making Wi-Fi secure? Consider some 'classic' approaches

Keeping your Wi-Fi secure is a challenge, to say the least. Security hasn't kept up with Wi-Fi advances, but there are steps you can take to keep your Wi-Fi network protected. Continue Reading

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• Lee Badman

What endpoint security systems do companies need?

This week, bloggers look into advances in endpoint security systems, achieving greater functionality with AirCheck G2 and the continued role of the command-line interface in an API era. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

ONUG conference: SD-WAN and automation continue to grow

The 2017 ONUG conference focused on new uses for SD-WAN, the development of standards and offered a sneak peek into emerging technologies, like containerization and automation. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

Ethernet switch market trends show 40 GbE losing share

The global Ethernet switch market grows, according to IHS Markit, while ThousandEyes focuses on device health and network visibility. Riverbed and Teneo team up on new service. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Getting to know serverless computing architecture

Bloggers explore the dynamics of serverless computing architecture, efficacy and efficiency with endpoint security and use cases for bidirectional forwarding detection Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

To buy or build IT infrastructure focus of ONUG 2017 panel

During ONUG's fall conference, panelists debated whether to buy or build IT infrastructure. Company IT execs say the final decision depends on a company's culture and talent. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

Why open network systems are so difficult to find

Bloggers explore open network systems, look into the development of unified security operations and analytics, and recommend how to tweak an Ansible playbook. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Network validation a first step to intent-based architecture

Network validation is an important first step for enterprises evaluating intent-based networking. Unless you know how things really work, you won't succeed. Continue Reading

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• Terry Slattery, NetCraftsmen

Cybersecurity evolution brings shifts for network security

Bloggers explore cybersecurity evolution and its impact on network security, new network fabrics from Extreme and take a deep dive on routing protocols, such as BFD. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

ETSI industry group publishes six NFV specifications

The ETSI Industry Specification Group for NFV is living up to its name with the publishing of six new NFV specifications. Also, NSS Labs puts SD-WAN products to the test. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

Dell open networking gets more 25 GbE switches, SD-WAN appliances

An expanded Dell open networking portfolio includes a high-performing switch for connecting data centers and a 25 GbE model with a new OS for managing network fabrics. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Carrier cloud could create bigger roles in future for SDN and NFV

Increasing carrier cloud deployment could be the key that drives SDN and NFV technologies forward in the future of virtual networking -- not the other way around. Continue Reading

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• Tom Nolle, Andover Intel

Users want hybrid cloud networking to be simple

As more services move to the cloud and become more mobile, if the network is invisible and performs well, IT pros are doing their jobs in users' eyes. Continue Reading

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• Jean DerGurahian, Features and E-Zine Editor

Cloud-based infrastructure meets networking at ONUG fall conference

Cloud-based infrastructure is reshaping the networking industry -- an issue ONUG has seen within its user community and will address at its upcoming fall conference in New York City. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

Comparison of popular technical SD-WAN service models

Two main SD-WAN service model options exist for users to choose from, but more could be on the way due to regulatory and industry development efforts. Find out what works for you in this comparison. Continue Reading

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• Tom Nolle, Andover Intel

LPWAN (low-power wide area network)

Low-power WAN (LPWAN) is a wireless wide area network technology that interconnects low-bandwidth, battery-powered devices with low bit rates over long ranges. Continue Reading

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• Sharon Shea, Executive Editor

How to use traceroute to troubleshoot network problems

Traceroute is a tool that can provide more insight than you might think. Learn how to use traceroute to troubleshoot network issues. Continue Reading

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• Michael Gregg, Superior Solutions, Inc.

Visions of software-defined branch begin to take hold

Software-based technologies can apply to the vision of a software-defined branch that converges network elements and centralizes management. But getting there will take time. Continue Reading

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• Lee Doyle, Doyle Research

Aruba launches 360 Secure Fabric user behavioral analytics system

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are key components of the newly launched Aruba 360 Secure Fabric user behavioral analytics security software. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Comcast networking adds ActiveCore SD-WAN; AT&T NetBond tackles cloud

Comcast networking now includes the new ActiveCore SD-WAN platform. The company is the first U.S. cable operator to offer the SDN service. Meanwhile, AT&T has unveiled better cloud connectivity. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Huawei wants to grow public cloud market share

Bloggers explore Huawei's efforts to grow its public cloud market share, workload performance in containers and Cisco's new emphasis on LISP. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

The story of SDN: Control planes, OpenFlow protocol and disaggregation

When discussing SDN, control planes and programmability are often lumped into the conversation -- along with a dose of OpenFlow protocol and disaggregation. Continue Reading

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• Russ White

Switch used as container platform in software-based networking

Developers are building open technology on Linux to turn a top-of-rack white box switch into a services platform for software-based networking. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

VMware network security improves with AppDefense launch

Bloggers examine AppDefense -- a new VMware network security offering -- and look into synchronizing BGP and OSPF, as well as the capabilities of new Savvius analytics. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

VeloCloud's SD-WAN security program adds more partners

VeloCloud introduced new members to its SD-WAN security program, while Canonical Ltd. and SnapRoute combine technologies to develop an integrated white box switching stack. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

How should IT manage connected devices?

As IT teams become tasked to manage connected devices more often, what steps need to be taken to avoid performance and security-related problems? Continue Reading

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• Amy Larsen DeCarlo, GlobalData

Trends in VMware business model anticipated for VMworld 2017

Analysts explore trends in the VMware business model, what makes an enterprise-class security vendor, and the costs of hardware and disaggregation. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Cisco revenues fall, likely to go lower

Top-line Cisco revenues fell in the July quarter, as the company's legacy switching business continued to weaken. Cisco could soon reach two straight years of revenue declines. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

WatchGuard launches new firewall appliances, 5G focus of MWC

Bloggers examine WatchGuard firewall appliances, explore transparency as a vendor virtue and assess the role of 5G in future SD-WAN deployments. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

ManageEngine launches OpManager Plus deep packet inspection tool

ManageEngine launches OpManager Plus, a new deep packet inspection tool; Nyansa broadens analytics for Voyance; and Aerohive premieres a new combined switch-access point. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Big Switch-HPE partnership opens chances for enterprise SDN

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is partnering with SDN vendor Big Switch. The HPE partnership is expected to take advantage of Big Switch's limited success in the enterprise market. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Why some Wi-Fi jobs are best for WLAN professionals to avoid

Some Wi-Fi jobs can become nearly impossible to complete. When engineers contend with inflated expectations or bad designs, it may be best to walk away. Continue Reading

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• Lee Badman

Open source network tools compete with shrinking vendor equipment

Vendor equipment consolidation could limit network operator service automation efforts, but new open source network tools offer options and prevent lock-in. Continue Reading

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• Tom Nolle, Andover Intel

Does Mojo have the mojo to change WLAN architecture?

Bloggers explore Mojo Networks' efforts to disrupt the delivery of WLAN architecture, DevTest in clouds and new directions in network management. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Riverbed Xirrus merger brings SD-WAN, wireless integration

The Riverbed Xirrus merger will lead to unified management of SD-WAN and wireless products. Riverbed SteelConnect Manager will get some control over Xirrus access points this year. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

New options for managed network service providers benefit enterprises

SDN, NFV and SD-WAN are creating a new set of software-based offerings that managed network service providers can roll out to enterprises faster and at lower cost. Continue Reading

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• John Burke, Nemertes Research

How to move to a network hybrid cloud architecture

Learn how to avoid network hybrid cloud architecture problems before a migration, and why uniformity and consistent performance are essential for success. Continue Reading

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• Andrew Froehlich, West Gate Networks

2017 cybersecurity trends at the Black Hat conference

This week, bloggers look into 2017 cybersecurity trends leading up to the Black Hat conference, Movidius deep learning and Mist's approach to WLAN. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

Update expands Mist Wi-Fi management platform use cases

The latest update to the Mist Wi-Fi management platform makes it more useful for divvying up network access in hotels, college dormitories and apartment buildings. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

Ericsson-Cisco partnership activity expected to slow until 2020

The Ericsson-Cisco partnership is likely to produce little in the way of sales or technology, as carriers wait to rearchitect networks for 5G broadband. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large

SaaS SIEM offers enterprise networks refined analytics

This week, bloggers explore SaaS SIEM, applications as drivers of hybrid cloud, and the benefits and drawbacks of integrated systems. Continue Reading

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• Eamon McCarthy Earls, Former Associate Site Editor, TechTarget

MEF looks to SD-WAN standards with open APIs, orchestration framework

MEF has made the move to establish consistent SD-WAN standards for its service provider members through a set of open APIs and a lifecycle service orchestration framework. Continue Reading

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• Jennifer English, Editorial Director

Extreme to unify wired, wireless campus with Avaya fabric software

Extreme Networks plans to embed Avaya fabric technology in switches and management software to enable centralized control of large wired and wireless campus networks. Continue Reading

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• Antone Gonsalves, Editor at Large